Bronx Blogs

Remembering Those Who Left Us In 2008 NPR - 2 hours ago 28) Ramon Velez, 75, an often-investigated Democratic politician from the South Bronx who headed up the area's poverty programs and who twice (1970 and '76) ...

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Advice for Obama: Revive the ‘Gang of 14′ FOXNews - 4 hours ago By Lanny Davis Barack Obama’s key philosophy and message in the campaign and during the transition has demonstrated just the new kind of politics that rises ...

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Senate leadership still up in the air Politics on the Hudson, NY - 31 minutes ago Ruben Diaz, D- Bronx , who is one of the three, said today that he didn’t know who he was going to support as leader. “By Wednesday, maybe I’ll know what I’m ...

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Why 'Doubt' and 'Frost/Nixon' work better as plays Chicago Tribune, United States - 37 minutes ago It makes sense that we see the church, the school, the garden, the streets, of the Bronx and, indeed, the kid himself. The movie version of "Doubt," which ...

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Broadway World Red Bull's WOMEN BEWARE WOMEN Ends Extended Engagement 1/18 Broadway World, NY - 6 hours ago Red Bull Theater reaches out annually to Middle School students in the Bronx through its Direct Address education program, teaching dramatic and literacy ...

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Many people ask me why Frank Sinatra is my favorite singer. My answer: just listen to him and you'll know,he's ol' blue eyes and he did it his way..
"we've Got You Under our Skin" sinatra..missing you so much..God bless your soul!!

Mortal combat Socialist Worker Online, IL - 7 minutes ago It's 1964, and the winds of change are pushing their way into the musty, run-down halls of St. Nicholas School in the Bronx . The fictional St. Nicholas is ...

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Gotham Gazette The 2009 Race: How Term Limits Changed the Political Landscape Gotham Gazette, NY - 2 hours ago For example, five candidates have emerged to take on Councilmember Larry Seabrook for his Bronx seat, another three are hoping to unseat Manhattan member ...

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Caribbean Net News Commentary: The Garifuna legacy in New York City Caribbean Net News, Cayman Islands - 29 minutes ago New York City is home to the largest Black Caribs (Garifunas) population outside of Honduras in Central America, an estimated 200000 live in the South Bronx ...

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Why 'Doubt' and 'Frost/Nixon' work better as plays Theater Loop - Chicago Tribune Blog, IL - 1 hour ago It makes sense that we see the church, the school, the garden, the streets, of the Bronx and, indeed, the kid himself. The movie version of "Doubt," which ...

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