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Tighter Restrictions on Homeless Shelters

Tighter Restrictions on Homeless Shelters

Mayor Bloomberg’s proposal that tighter restrictions be placed on the homeless applying for shelter has drawn considerable opposition.

Our Lady Queen of Angels

Our Lady Queen of Angels

Parishioners of an East Harlem church continue to worship there nearly five years after it has closed.

A Classic Bronx Christmas

A Classic Bronx Christmas

The Garabedian House on Pelham Parkway in the Bronx has been entertaining residents for decades during the holidays. Dubbed by some “the crazy house,” the yard is decorated with almost 200 animated figurines.

Surviving Lupus in the Bronx

Surviving Lupus in the Bronx

Bronx residents battling Lupus — systemic lupus erythematosus (S.L.E) — have found a better way to cope with their disease by turning to support groups.

Mike Memphis’s Dirty Laundry

Mike Memphis’s Dirty Laundry

Mike Memphis, 48, better known as Jimmy Bones of “The Sopranos” fame, gave up fame for a gig at a Bronx laundromat.

Marching Against Crime in Mott Haven

Marching Against Crime in Mott Haven

Bronx residents rally against guns and violence.

The Political Theater of Redistricting

The Political Theater of Redistricting

Every 10 years following the census, states redraw districts in order to reflect population changes. This is a controversial process because political power is on the line.

One Man’s Trash is Another Man’s Treasure

One Man’s Trash is Another Man’s Treasure

Artist Sean Paul Gallegos deconstructs Nikes and Air Jordans to mold them into sculptures.

Train Show in the Bronx

By Rebecca Sesny CUNY Journalism School