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The Hunterfly Road Houses, Weeksville Heritage Center. (Credit: Danielle Cooper)

The Hunterfly Road Houses: An American Legacy of Resilience and Self-Determination

Weeksville Heritage Center offers residents an opportunity to learn about a history of people and place.

11 November 2026
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British Reenactors engaging the Revolutionary forces. (Credit: Sean Wenzel)

Revolutionary War Reenactors Stage the Past, Hoping for a Brighter Future

Everyone at the 2026 staging of the battle of Pelham

09 November 2026
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Passengers board a B41bus from the center-running bus lane on Flatbush Avenue. (Credit: Ana Murillo Quiñones)

New Center Lane on Flatbush Avenue Offers Shelter. Dollar Vans Still Offer Speed.

As new bus infrastructure takes shape, riders continue to weigh

02 November 2026
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The vacant lot in Woodlawn Heights, as seen from E 234th St. (Credit: Connor O’Leary Herreras)

Bronx Residents Say Proposed Battery Plant Is a Fire Hazard Next Door

Representatives from Orenda Power Said they chose the Woodlawn site

01 November 2026
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Election 2026, Featured, Politics
The Sing in Solidarity choir performing “When the Saints Go Marching In”, September 2026. (Credit: Sarah Moran)

At Sing in Solidarity, Democratic Socialists Protest Through Song

30 October 2026
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Lt. Anthony Almojera outside Station 40, Sunset Park, Brooklyn. (Credit: Éilis Mathur)

EMS Workers Say FDNY’s Counseling Unit Falls Short

28 October 2026
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Delivery worker Jeickson Landaeta is happy the city stepped in. (Credit: Paula Ojeda)

DoorDash Workers Cautiously Celebrate City’s $131.5 Million Settlement

27 October 2026
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Deodorant and bar soap sit on Melvin Jiménez Solano’s table in the Bronx on Thursday, Oct. 8. In April, a Sanitation officer ticketed him for selling food without a permit. (Credit: Nicole Williams Quezada)

Thousands of Vendors Are Set to Get Licenses. But Can They Overcome Unpaid Fines?

27 October 2026
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