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Food pantry guests outside of Saint Nicholas of Tolentine Church in University Heights.

Fran Kilinski

Bronx

Just Another Day at the Food Pantries That Help the Bronx Survive

By Annie Nova, Samia Bouzid, Micah Danney, Kellie Ell, Jeremy Ibarra, Sarah Kerr, Fran Kilinski, Katherine Lavacca, William Mathis, Tiye Sheppard and Milana Vinn | December 12, 2016

A system of pantries and soup kitchens sustains thousands of people, many of them working, in the borough. Lines stretch down blocks. People queue up three hours early.

Bronx

BronxVotes: Some Fordham Students Sit Election ’16 Out

By Fran Kilinski | November 8, 2016

They said they couldn’t choose between either major party candidate.

Bronx

Slow, Late or Crowded, Buses are the Jugular of the Bronx

By William Mathis, Jeremy Ibarra, Katherine Lavacca, Kellie Ell, Samia Bouzid, Tiye Sheppard, Fran Kilinski, Milana Vinn, Puneet Sandhu and Annie Nova | September 7, 2016

A team of reporters spent a day on the buses of the Bronx to see to see an underappreciated part of the city’s strained transit system in action.

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