Bronx’s Little Italy Gets Big Honor
Arthur Avenue is now officially one of the country’s “great streets,” according to the American Planning Association.
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Flyers Left Up in the Air
Delta's recent challenges won’t ground the airline, its CEO says as he tries to win back skeptical travelers in New York and beyond.
via El Diario
Our Lady of Mercy Lifts Bronx Faithful
The feast of the patroness of Dominicans attracted crowds from around the city.
via The Courier Sun
Queens Lot Eyed as Urban Farm
Some Far Rockaway residents want to see fruits and vegetables – and not housing – sprout from the city-owned parcel.
Displacement Fears Spur Rezoning Protest
Demonstrators charged the city's plan to reshape Jerome Avenue would drive up rents – and drive them from the southwest Bronx.
via The New York Times
Brooklyn Football Star Goes Far
Jahsen Wint, a standout linebacker at Erasmus Hall High School, is headed to Ohio State.
via El Diario
Latin American Art Show Opens in The Bronx
The exhibition features the work of more than 150 contemporary artists.
Dominican Pols Consolidate Power
The victories of Dominican-American women in Democratic primaries for the State Legislature marked a shift in an Upper Manhattan local political landscape now dominated by Adriano Espaillat.