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2025年1月3日 · This week's Bronx Times highlights key moments from 2024 alongside the latest borough updates, showcasing everything from inspiring community achievements to

2025年1月24日 · Mayor Eric Adams’ plan to open a 2,200-bed shelter for migrant men in the South Bronx is being met with massive resistance from residents and elected

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5 天之前 · On Monday evening, South Bronx residents voiced their strong opposition—often shouting down members of the Adams administration—regarding the city’s plan to open a new 2,200-bed migrant shelter in a vacant warehouse at East 141st Street and Bruckner Boulevard. The city confirmed that the shelter, set to open in February, is a done deal.

2025年1月15日 · Residents and elected officials are speaking out on social media against the city’s plan to open a massive new migrant shelter in the South Bronx while closing 13 other sites citywide by June.

2024年12月26日 · The race for Bronx Borough President Outgoing City Council Member Rafael Salamanca Jr., who will complete the maximum two terms representing the South Bronx’s District 17 at the end of 2025, is challenging incumbent Vanessa Gibson for the borough presidency this year. Gibson, who was elected in 2021, made history as the first woman and first Black Borough President elected in the Bronx.

2024年12月21日 · The Bronx took significant strides toward shaping its future in 2024, as residents, community leaders and city planners collaborated on major projects set to redefine the borough for decades. Residents from neighborhoods all through the borough showed up to planning meetings and community listening sessions to advocate for their needs.

2024年8月19日 · Bronx elected officials are celebrating the Aug. 15 unanimous City Council vote to approve the Bronx Metro-North megaproject, which will provide fast access to midtown Manhattan and major investments in infrastructure and services in the East Bronx. The City Council’s veto-proof approval was the final step, with the plan now going to the mayor, who is almost certain to green-light it.