Archive | December, 2010

Increase 
in 
remittances 
to
 Mexico
 slows 
down
 as the recession continues

The money Mexicans in the Bronx send home next year depends on whether the economy improves

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For immigrant Mexican mothers, obesity is a new threat to their children’s health

Mexican immigrants from Puebla struggle to overcome a sedentary lifestyle and fewer fresh food choices

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From Capitol Hill to the Bronx, scrutiny for College Inc.

The national debate on for-profit higher education hits home in Fordham.

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Castle Hill park riddled with contaminants

A Castle Hill community wants answers about contamination in a nearby park

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Arrest made in shooting of off-duty detective

Police have made an arrest in the shooting of an off-duty New York City Police Department detective in the Bronx and say assault charges are pending. Investigators say the 43-year-old detective was shot from behind after he broke up a fight in the parking lot of the Pelham Bay Diner around 4:30 yesterday morning. Police […]

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From Bangladesh to the Bronx: immigrants find new hope and new tensions

Bangladeshi immigrants find a home and a community in the Bronx.

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Off-duty officer shot in Pelham Bay; Police seek six suspects

Police are investigating the shooting of an off-duty officer in the Bronx. It happened just after 4:30 a.m. in the parking lot of the Pelham Bay Diner (NY1).

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Police continue search for elderly Bronx man

Police are asking for the public’s help as they continue their search for a missing elderly Bronx man suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. Loberto Santos, 83, was last seen around 12:30 p.m. Thursday as he left his Gerard Avenue home to go shopping on Fordham Road. He’s described as being 5′ 6″ tall, weighing 165 pounds, […]

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