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Bronx college student found shot in the head

Bedford Park residents on “pins and needles” after the senseless killing of 25-year-old Kennedy Brown.

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Burned Quran could be a hate crime

Police are looking for the suspect who left a burned Quran in front of a Bedford Park mosque

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A beleaguered Philippine president seeks approval in the Bronx

He’s having problems at home, but Philippine President Benigno Aquino received a warm welcome at Fordham University

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Emotional pleas aside, panel votes to close Bronx Academy

Chancellor Dennis Walcott said the transfer school “has not done the job”

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A Maundy Thursday Passover

A Maundy Thursday Passover

To commemorate the Last Supper, over 60 parishioners at St.Peter’s Episcopal Church, took part in their first Passover meal.

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“All the young women understand that this is a space where they don’t have to act like what they see on TV in order to get their message across,” says Teresita Ayala, one of the event's co-organizers.

For Women’s History Month in the Bronx, it’s all about rap

Brittany Barker had a tense look on her face as she walked out onto the stage. She looked elegant in a black dress ensemble, and in her eyes she had a seriousness that made her look like she was ready to take care of business. The 17-year-old took her time approaching the microphone and looked out into the crowd as she pulled it closer to her mouth. The crackle of cheers and applause that started when she was called out to perform had started to die down. She said the title of her poem, “Latina Woman,” and the crowd hushed.

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Bronx Academy High School to DOE: Not us too!

Officials want to close the school they call a “persistent lower achiever”

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[VIDEO] Knitting with cat-like precision

[VIDEO] Knitting with cat-like precision

Artist Ruth Marshall is featured in the latest exhibit of fiber art at Lehman College

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