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Bronx Student Snaps Up Young Naturalist Award

How many snapping turtles do you think you can find in the Bronx?

Ripka Completes IUP Honors Program

Dallas Ripka, of Bronx, was one of a select group of students chosen for the Summer Honors Program at the Robert E. Cook Honors College at Indiana University of Pennsylvania....
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Bronx Hopes For Sane Catholic Center

Overcoming polarization in the church often feels like the Catholic equivalent of bringing peace to the Middle East. Everybody pays lip service to it, and from time to time some bold new initiative is rolled out, but longtime combatants who have watched such efforts come and go generally feel in their bones that the reality is permanent war....
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Co-op City Youth Meet The Filmmakers

Co-op City teens who are this years participants in the Full Circle Project, had the opportunity to screen scenes from Zemira, a new film in development, and meet the filmmakers, Mecca Woods and Curtis John who also shared their insights into the art and business of independent filmmaking....
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Young Bronx Girls Thrive

On the night of July 30, parents, family and other community members sat in awe as 88 4th -12th grade girls presented a summary of all that they had learned during month-long job training and educational enrichment programs....
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Tips For Smart Back-2-School Shopping

Parents can learn additional ways to protect their money with free, one-on-one professional financial counseling at the city’s network of financial empowerment centers....
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Communities & Justice Symposium

Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance, Jr., Manhattan Borough President Scott M. Stringer, and Jeremy Travis, President of John Jay College of Criminal Justice, today opened “Communities & Justice: Partnerships & Challenges for the 21st Century,” a two-day criminal justice symposium at John Jay College....
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Bronx Charter School For The Arts

The design of the Bronx Charter School for the Arts reflects the school’s founding principle that arts education is critical to human development and learning....
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CSEA 2010 Scholarship Recipients

The Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA), Unit 9200, employees of Westchester County, is proud to announce that sixteen (16) Scholarships have been awarded to High School Seniors for 2010....
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A Column About Summer Vacation

My finest memory from childhood is sailing a kayak my clever brother had made out of plywood and canvas. The sailing adventure was on a lake in Glacier National Park. The wind was good, my beloved dog was tucked between my knees for ballast, and I scooted over the water like a rocket – or so it seemed to an 11-year old....
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Bronx Student Snaps Up Young Naturalist Award

How many snapping turtles do you think you can find in the Bronx?

Ripka Completes IUP Honors Program

Dallas Ripka, of Bronx, was one of a select group of students chosen for the Summer Honors Program at the Robert E. Cook Honors College at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Bronx Hopes For Sane Catholic Center

Overcoming polarization in the church often feels like the Catholic equivalent of bringing peace to the Middle East. Everybody pays lip service to it, and from time to time some bold new initiative is rolled out, but longtime combatants who have watched such efforts come and go generally feel in their bones that the reality is permanent war.

Co-op City Youth Meet The Filmmakers

Co-op City teens who are this years participants in the Full Circle Project, had the opportunity to screen scenes from Zemira, a new film in development, and meet the filmmakers, Mecca Woods and Curtis John who also shared their insights into the art and business of independent filmmaking.
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Young Bronx Girls Thrive

On the night of July 30, parents, family and other community members sat in awe as 88 4th -12th grade girls presented a summary of all that they had learned during month-long job training and educational enrichment programs.

Tips For Smart Back-2-School Shopping

Parents can learn additional ways to protect their money with free, one-on-one professional financial counseling at the city’s network of financial empowerment centers.
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Communities & Justice Symposium

Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance, Jr., Manhattan Borough President Scott M. Stringer, and Jeremy Travis, President of John Jay College of Criminal Justice, today opened “Communities & Justice: Partnerships & Challenges for the 21st Century,” a two-day criminal justice symposium at John Jay College.
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Bronx Charter School For The Arts

The design of the Bronx Charter School for the Arts reflects the school’s founding principle that arts education is critical to human development and learning.
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CSEA 2010 Scholarship Recipients

The Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA), Unit 9200, employees of Westchester County, is proud to announce that sixteen (16) Scholarships have been awarded to High School Seniors for 2010.
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A Column About Summer Vacation

My finest memory from childhood is sailing a kayak my clever brother had made out of plywood and canvas. The sailing adventure was on a lake in Glacier National Park. The wind was good, my beloved dog was tucked between my knees for ballast, and I scooted over the water like a rocket – or so it seemed to an 11-year old.
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Kevin Pryor

Kevin's background is extremely broad. He ha 14 years experience in Semi-Professional Football here in the Tri State Area. Throughout the years he has played, coached, and managed programs. He wrote a very successful column on the sport for several years. By day he has been in the technology field for 15 years. Kevin's columns in The Bronx Times / Bronx.com shine on local sports here in the Bronx from an "Outside the Lines" perspective.