Walk-in vaccination sites open for New Yorkers 50 or older
Opportunities to receive a COVID-19 vaccination in New York City increased yet again this week,
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51,000 New York City students to return to in-person learning in late April
Another 51,000 students will return to New York City classrooms later this month for a
More students likely to resume in-person learning with new opt-in period
South Bronx families and students across the city have an opportunity this week to opt
Pharmacy chains open vaccinations to people with underlying conditions
Popular pharmacy chains CVS, Walgreens and Rite Aid have expanded who can book appointments to
A year into remote learning, local students still don’t have equitable access to devices, internet but the community won’t stop fighting for these students
It’s been a year since the COVID-19 pandemic swept across New York, shuttering schools and
Final piece of West Farms affordable housing development breaks ground
The final phase of construction for an affordable housing complex in West Farms began Friday
Jesuit middle school in Hunts Point accepting applications for the 2021-2022 school year
St. Ignatius School, a private scholarship school that charges no tuition beyond a $35 monthly
Hunts Point organizations and educators share efforts to help families weather pandemic
A small group of South Bronx educators, lawmakers and community leaders met Tuesday evening in