Ladies and gentleman, the latest issue of the Norwood News is out on Bronx streets and online now. Here's a quick preview, with links to our stories:
Two murders rocked the 52nd Precinct two weekends ago, tripling the total homicides for the year.
Fordham Road's express bus service gets an upgrade.
Anna Rogovin, the 91-year-old Norwood resident hit by a semi a couple of weeks ago, is alert, talkative and upbeat despite having both of her legs severed in the accident. Don't miss this heart-warming personal essay.
Advocates of Williamsbridge Oval Park came out in force last week, demanding safety improvements at the local hub from city agencies.
The Bronx council delegation (almost) unanimously supports the mayor's Congestion Pricing initiative.
Plus, an op-ed about immigration reform...volunteers clean the blighted Aqueduct Walk...an extended online version of Neighborhood Notes...and our local entertainment guide.
Enjoy and give us your feedback! Join the conversation!
Thursday, April 3, 2008
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