The Bronx Ink Is on Hiatus
27 January 2012
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City Limits: Crackdown on HIV drug black market
22 January 2012
City legislators are trying to toughen sanctions for buyers and sellers of HIV medications on the black market.
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City Limits: Toxins found at P.S. 51 pose troubling questions
05 January 2012
A carcinogenic toxin found at P.S. 51 has revealed the school's troubling environmental history, and the lapses by the city in possibly preventing claims of cancers among staff and students.
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Could Congressman Rangel end up representing the Bronx? — The NY World
23 December 2011
Radical changes proposed for Rep. Charles Rangel's 15th Congressional District might affect voters in the Bronx
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Kingsbridge neighborhood undergoes Jewish revival
20 December 2011
A new wave of gentrification sweeping through Kingsbridge has begun to breathe fresh life into the neighborhood's long-declining Jewish community.
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Yankees strike out on promises
19 December 2011
The city decided the new Yankee Stadium was worth over $60 million to New Yorkers, but those who live next door believe it is not nearly as valluable.
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Not in my borough: two neighborhoods tackle waste
15 December 2011
Every day, 33,000 tons of commercial and residential waste is generated in New York City. That waste is treated and transferred though 63 waste transfer stations and 15 of those stations are in the South Bronx, which handles over 31 percent of the city’s waste. Manhattan handles none.
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Gimme Shelter
15 December 2011
Mayor Bloomberg fails to deliver on promises of compassion for the city’s homeless.
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