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Gauging the Bronx Vote
The vote in the heavily Democratic borough might be taken for granted. But our reporters found compelling storylines that played out in the Bronx.
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Sandy: Clean-up Time
The hours after the storm were less a time for talk than action as New Yorkers began cleaning up and rebuilding.
Sandy: A Rush Before the Storm
Sandy's impact began long before landfall as folks scrambled to prepare for what none knew would be a history-making hurricane.
Sandy: Life Goes On
Amid post-Sandy strife, New Yorkers did what they do best: they coped.
Sandy: Back in Business
Some shopkeepers weathered the storm, while others quickly reopened after the worst of Sandy – with or without power.
Great Pumpkins Sprout in Bronx
The country’s largest pumpkin is on exhibit at the New York Botanical Garden, drawing crowds of elementary school students and tourists alike.
Viewing Songs in the Key of Life
Laurie Rubin, a mezzo soprano who has been blind from birth, trumpeted the pivotal role that music can play in young lives during a visit to a Bronx school.
Seniors Walk For Health
A BIG STEP: Selfhelp Senior Center's walk-a-thon in Kissena Park raised money to expand health and wellness programs for older New Yorkers.