by David Cruz If you’re in the northwest Bronx, take a walk to one of 300 locations to pick up your free copy of the Norwood News. Or you could just read it from the comfort of your computer or smart phone. We’re excited to publish the first edition of 2015, loaded with local news, a […]
by David Cruz Have two weeks flown by already? They must have since the latest edition of the Norwood News is out filled with plenty of news you can share with your community. This edition we look at the implications behind the impending closure of Shrine of Saint Ann’s Church in Norwood, one of six churches […]
by David Cruz The latest edition of the Norwood News is out, only this time we’re bringing the digital publication a day early for the techno savvy to digest. In here you’ll find twenty pages filled with neighborhood news you can use, touching on stories impacting Norwood and beyond. First we begin locally with community outrage […]
Has two weeks passed already!?! In the interim, the Norwood News gathered several noteworthy news items that makes up this latest edition. Inside you will find several interesting top stories on the Croton Water Filtration Plant and the impending Bronx Day in Albany that will spark a conversation. Check out our In The Public Interest, Inquiring […]
Christmas came early for Norwood News readers as we published a day in advance of the holiday! As is the case every year, the Norwood News looked back on 2013 with our […]
The latest edition of the Norwood News is out on Bronx streets now. In addition to being scattered throughout the northwest Bronx neighborhoods of Fordham, University Heights, Bedford Park, Kingsbridge Heights, Van Cortlandt Village and Norwood, the print edition is now also being distributed in Westchester Square and parts of Wakefield. You'll find the Norwood News in hospitals, medical offices, libraries, community centers, banks, schools, churches, shops and restaurants.
Project Enterprise and the University Neighborhood Housing Program are conducting a free self-employment session at the Concourse House, 2751 Grand Concourse on Thursday, Feb. 23, from 6 to 8 p.m.
The Croton Facility Monitoring Committee will meet tonight, Thursday, Feb. 16 at 7 p.m. at the DEP Office, 3660 Jerome Ave. For more information, call (718) 231-8470.
Bronx Community College‘s Science and Technology Entry Program (STEP), offers aspiring middle and high school students classes in the fundamentals of crime scene investigating.
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