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The Future of Gifted Education in the Bronx Bronx acupuncture center for addiction fighting to survive How HIV outreach is tackling an “invisible crisis” in The Bronx Prescriptions lag as Bronx battles opioid epidemic
 

The Future of Gifted Education in the Bronx

A recommendation that Mayor Bill de Blasio phase out all New York City gifted programs has left the fate of gifted education in the Bronx uncertain. If implemented, the programs, which are comprised predominantly of black and Latino students, would come to an end.

Bronx acupuncture center for addiction fighting to survive

The Mott Haven Lincoln Recovery Center was once a popular therapeutic refuge for drug addicts, but where have the patients gone?

How HIV outreach is tackling an “invisible crisis” in The Bronx

While New York celebrates declining HIV rates, healthcare advocates in the Bronx narrow their focus to where services aren’t reaching people.

Prescriptions lag as Bronx battles opioid epidemic

Prescriptions of life-saving buprenorphine lag in the Bronx. A legacy of bureaucracy and stigma are to blame.

The Bronx is melting

The Bronx is melting

17 February 2011

After weeks submerged in snow, this week’s mild temperatures have melted most of the leftover ice, forming puddles along the path of Mosholu Parkway South bordering Van Cortlandt Park in Norwood.

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One raindrop at a time

17 February 2011

A conservation group in the Bronx helps residents collect rainwater for future use-and keeps the river clean in the process.

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[SLIDESHOW] Bronxites declare: ¡Somos Dominicanos!

[SLIDESHOW] Bronxites declare: ¡Somos Dominicanos!

16 February 2011

Bronxites gathered Tuesday evening for a night of singing, dancing and celebrating Dominican Heritage Month. More than 600,000 people of Dominican descent live in New York, and the Bronx's population is about 17 percent Dominican, according to 2009 Census estimates. These numbers are expected to increase in the 2010 Census. With an increasing Dominican presence in the borough, we asked Bronxites why they are proud to be Dominican and the importance of celebrating Dominican Heritage Month.

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Protesters refuse to give up on Columbus High School

Protesters refuse to give up on Columbus High School

15 February 2011

Despite vote to close school, advocates say it deserves a second chance, as a charter

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Highbridge food pantry could close

Highbridge food pantry could close

14 February 2011

Like hundreds of food pantries across New York, Highbridge is facing difficult times. The 2008 recession, and the ensuing period of jobless economic growth has increased the number of people demanding the food pantry’s services. But funds for staffing are scarce and its director says she may have to shut the pantry down in March.

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For the love of the run: a V-Day marathon

For the love of the run: a V-Day marathon

13 February 2011

Frigid temperatures didn't stop diehard runners from showing up in Van Cortlandt Park on Sunday morning.

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[VIDEO] The Bronx takes it to the world’s stage

12 February 2011

A stage equipment company in the Bronx builds rigging systems for theaters around the world.

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A Bronx Dozen

A Bronx Dozen

12 February 2011

Tired of roses? This Valentine's Day, the Bronx Ink has you covered.

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