9/11 gave birth to Mott Haven enterprise
When banks refused to help a fledgling company grow, the Bronx Overall Economic Development Corporation stepped in with advice and access to funds.
Month: January 2011
Free films shown first Thursdays at Bruckner
The documentary “P-Star Rising,” which follows a 9-year-old girl who hopes to become a rap
Bronx culture trolley set to roll again on Feb 2
The Bronx Culture Trolley will roll again on Wednesday, February 2, picking up passengers at the Longwood Art Gallery at Grand Concourse and 149th St at 5:30, 6:30 and 7:30 p.m.
Cooking grease stirs debate in Port Morris
A proposal that clean air advocates say will cut air pollution nationally has some Port Morris residents saying “Maybe so, but what about our air?”
They expressed concern about a proposal to store used cooking oil in a former garage on East 140th Street at a public forum in January.
Recycler seeks public comment
A public informational meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, January 19 between 5 and 7 p.m.
Registration open for NYC History Day
Middle school and high school teachers are encouraged to register themselves and their classes for
New jobs coming to Port Morris
Two dozen new “green” jobs are on the way to Port Morris, between now and
Puerto Rican delegates lose ground
Delegates of Puerto Rico and other US territories will no longer be allowed to vote