June's edition of the Tremont Tribune is on the streets and online now. Here are some of the stories featured in this month's issue:
- A longtime dispute between St. Barnabas hospital and its resident doctors may be coming to an end, as the National Labor Relations Board approved a vote for residents to form a union.
- County Democrats are backing district leader Eric Stevenson to fill the seat now occupied by Michael Benjamin, who announced last month that he wouldn't seek re-election (he also recently ditched plans to make a run for Congress).
- A group of home care workers--whose company runs eight locations in the Bronx--are attempting to unionize, despite resistance from their employer.
- Belmont resident Marie Riolo was honored by Bronx politicians this month for her decades of volunteer work and community service.
- We interviewed Julio Velez, Captain of the 48th Precinct's Auxiliary Police, a volunteer patrol unit of the NYPD.
For more, pick up a copy of the Tribune or visit www.tremonttribune.org. And don't forget to follow us on Facebook and Twitter for more updates!
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