The City has offered a compromise on the living wage issue in order to get the Armory deal done [Daily News]
A profile of the newly opened (and quite gorgeous!) Mill Pond Park, a new waterfront park in the BoogieDown [Welcome to Melrose]
Possible rezoning could spur development of downtrodden area of the Central Bronx [Daily News]
Tesfaye Girma-Bekele, an Ethiopian who currently resides in the BoogieDown, took first place in the California International Marathon this weekend [Examiner.com]
A developer wants to build a 'hip looking' new mixed use 18-story building (complete with a bowling alley) at E. Tremont and Webster Avenues [Daily News]
The drama continues for the Fordham Rams who have officially decided to release sophomore star guard Jio Fontan from his scholarship...so much for the hoops teams' revival [Daily News]
All the details regarding a recent ConEd oil spill that has affected the Bronx River that the mainstream media has largely chosen to ignore [Tremont Tribune]
The gang over at Bronx News Network has taken home some much-deserved Ippie Awards [BxNN]
The City is withholding a certificate of occupancy for the new Mount Hope Community Center because the building encroaches on City property by three-eighths of an inch [Daily News]
A Westchester Magazine writer with impeccable taste has a crush on the Bronx's very own culinary superstar Baron Ambrosia [Westchester Mag]
The Silver Fox reports all the week's juicy Bronx political news [Daily News]
~ErLu
2 comments:
Worth noting that the "'hip looking' new mixed use 18-story building" is in the "downtrodden area of the Central Bronx" being considered for an overall rezoning.
who is going to live in that building? is this being built 20% "affordable" - which means 80% someone else or empty (!) - or is this to provide housing for the people who live in that area? this is a crucial question. let's not celebrate this project until that question is answered.
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