Today was Community Board 7 District Manager Fernando Tirado's last day on the job. Exactly three weeks from the day board members voted against terminating him from his position, Tirado announced he would be moving on and taking a job at Sustainable Long Island.
The event, called “Salute to the Bronx,” held on Sept. 26 in the library’s basement auditorium, was led by two Bronx natives — MSNBC host Chris Hayes alongside Darlene Rodriguez from NBC-4 New York.
We interrupt your regularly scheduled Romney campaign damage control programming to bring you another edition of the Bronx News Roundup. We'll bring you all the latest stories and features about the Bronx, starting with the weather: Sunny, cooler, high around 72.
There is one item on the agenda for tonight’s Community Board 7 monthly general board meeting at the Bronx Library Center: a public vote on whether the board’s district manager, Fernando Tirado, should remain in his post.
Welcome back to today’s Bronx News Roundup. We've been on a short hiatus, but here are the stories we’re following this Monday, starting with the weather: Humid with scattered thunderstorms throughout the afternoon, high in the low 80s.
Welcome to today's Bronx News Roundup. We'll make up for yesterday's lack of a roundup with a super roundup that includes the bombshell report on Bronx Assemblywoman Naomi Rivera and it's fallout. Lots to get to, folks, so let's go. Weather: humid, high of 87, chance of thunderstorms throughout the day.
Fernando Tirado, the district manager of Community Board 7, is fighting for his job after nearly half of the board's members voted to dismiss him from his position last night. Because of procedural issues, however, Tirado remains in his job for the time being.
Good early afternoon, dear readers, and welcome to the Tuesday edition of the Bronx News Roundup. Starting with the forecast, these are the Bronx stories we’re following today. Weather: Mostly cloudy with temperatures rising towards the mid 60s this afternoon.
After nearly two years of campaigning and many significant revisions, the City Council today passed a version of the controversial Living Wage bill, which was introduced by two Bronx council members, and born out of a 2009 fight over wage requirements at a shopping mall proposed to fill the Bronx’s Kingsbridge Armory. The bill, which […]
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