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Thanksgiving meal, giveaways planned
As Thanksgiving approaches, local restaurant owners and small businesses are teaming up to make sure there’s enough food for everyone. On Tuesday, Nov. 26, restaurants El Habanero, The Clock Bar, Ceetay, the Bruckner Bar and Grill and Calentito will partner with SoBRO and City Harvest to offer a free hot sit-down Thanksgiving Feast and take-away […]
Yankee Stadium businesses slump
After a summer of little cheer for Yankee fans, local businesses are paying the price.
FreshDirect fight goes back to court
Opponents of FreshDirect’s move from Queens to Port Morris will be back in court to take one more shot at keeping the online grocer out of the Bronx through legal action. Lawyers for South Bronx Unite will ask the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court to reconsider a lower court judge’s decision in May that […]
Group tells businesses: Stop dumping on Bronx
Members of the Transform Don’t Trash NYC coalition convened on the City Hall steps on Oct. 2 to urge mayoral candidates to reduce the amount of Manhattan’s trash that’s trucked to the South Bronx for processing.
Construction starts on new supermarket
Triangle Plaza Hub will replace parking lot A new supermarket will be built near the Hub as part of a new development that will replace the municipal parking lot at Bergen Avenue and East 149th Street. A Fine Fare market will part of the 88,000-square foot development called Triangle Plaza Hub. On the drawing board […]
