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Hutchinson River Parkway Lanes Blocked by Fallen Tree

The New York State Department of Transportation has issued an alert that two lanes of the northbound Hutchinson River Parkway at I-95 are blocked due to a fallen tree. The alert was issued at 9:31 this morning, and delays are expected for the next two hours.

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Hurricane Sandy Watch

As Hurricane Sandy approaches New York City, Mayor Michael Bloomberg ordered mandatory evacuations of the city’s low-lying Zone A by 7 p.m. today, reports NY1. Zone A includes Throggs Neck and Pelham Bay. Governor Andrew Cuomo announced this morning that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s subway and rail service will shut down at 7 p.m. and bus […]

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Man Arrested in Connection to Baby and Mother’s Deaths

Police arrested East Harlem resident Eligidio Lind in connection with the deaths of a 32-year-old Bronx woman and her month-old baby. According to News 12, Lind was the child’s father and the woman’s boyfriend. The mother was found on a flaming mattress and had suffered from stab wounds. The baby was discovered in the bathtub.

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Hurricane Sandy Barrels Northeast, Raising Caution in Bronx Waterfront

Memories of damages from last year’s Hurricane Irene frame cautious preparation for a powerful storm system barreling towards the northeast. Hurricane Sandy, known in social networking sites as ‘Frankenstorm’, is expected to hit the Eastern Seaboard as early as Sunday evening. Residents in waterfront areas of the East Bronx are preparing for the worst: protecting […]

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Hunts Point Solar Display Second-Largest in New York City

Hunts point is home to the second-largest installation of panels that collect energy from the sun, NY Daily News reports. The panels were installed by the local company OnForce Solar, which was named one of the fastest growing companies in the U.S. More solar panels are cropping up around New York City thanks to new subsidies […]

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Community Garden Blooms in Mount Hope

A long-neglected Mount Hope community garden has been giving a makeover this summer, DNA Info reports. Volunteers from the Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy Coalition, a neighborhood advocacy group, worked to restore the space and create a vegetable garden.

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90 Percent of Students Not Ready for College in South Bronx

A study from the Annenberg Institute for School Reform showed that 90 percent of students in five South Bronx neighborhoods are not ready for college.

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One Dead After Exchange of Gunfire in the Bronx

One person is dead and a police officer is in a stable condition after an exchange of gunfire Wednesday night at the University Heights section of the Bronx. The NY1 reports that an off-duty police officer who witnessed a robbery was shot in the chest after he approached the suspects and identified himself as an officer. […]

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