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Archive | December, 2010
Free fitness shapes South Bronx
Posted on 04 December 2010.
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Incubating new businesses in Hunts Point
Posted on 03 December 2010.
Local entrepreneurs vie for space to expand and prosper.
Posted in Bronx Life, Bronx Neighborhoods, Money, Southern Bronx1 Comment
Turning up the tech at a Kingsbridge school
Posted on 03 December 2010.
Who you gonna call? The MOUSE Squad.
Posted in Bronx Beats, Bronx Blog, Education0 Comments
Syracuse to play in pinstripe bowl at Yankee Stadium
Posted on 03 December 2010.
The Syracuse Orangemen are coming to town for the first Bronx bowl game in almost five decades. (NY1)
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Baby aardvark at Bronx Zoo survies and thrives-with help from zookeepers
Posted on 03 December 2010.
A baby aardvark born in the Bronx was nearly doomed by a neglectful mother – and saved by determined zookeepers who nursed him around the clock. (NY Daily News)
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Bronx residents outraged over DOT sidewalk demands
Posted on 02 December 2010.
Progress is finally coming to a small street in the Riverdale section of the Bronx – if you consider sidewalks progress. The city is demanding that homeowners on a little-used, dead-end street make expensive improvements, CBS 2′s John Slattery reports. (CBS)
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New York archdiocese may close Bronx parochial school St. Augustine School
Posted on 02 December 2010.
Parishoners at a Bronx Catholic church could lose their school – and possibly their place of worship. St. Augustine School in Morrisania is one of six Bronx parochial schools facing closure by the New York Archdiocese because of dwindling enrollment and mounting deficits. (NY Daily News)
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Education dept. charges Bronx teacher, ex-sex worker Melissa Petro with conduct “unbecoming”
Posted on 02 December 2010.
Sex worker-turned-teacher Melissa Petro was charged Wednesday with conduct “unbecoming a teacher,” a city Education Department spokeswoman said. (NY Daily News)
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