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BronxVotes: Yes, There Actually is Voter Excitement at the Polls

Divisive candidates and depressing rhetoric aside, some Bronxites celebrated their chance to have a say.

Be The Cool Kid at Your Election Party and Talk Borough-Level Turnout

You will be the hit of your return-watching party with these facts, even if your bean dip is a little too, well, beany.

BronxVotes: ‘Everything is Good’ at Morris Park Poll Site

The line of voters snaked out the school entrance and down the alley. But, this morning at least, staff on hand said they had it under control.

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BronxVotes: Polling Problems, Higher Aspirations Reflected on Social Media

Ballot scanners were reportedly not working at a number of voting locations in the Bronx on Tuesday morning, including polling stations in Co-op City, Claremont, Kingsbridge and Belmont.

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BronxVotes: Claremont volunteer is still undecided

Even after several hours working at the polling station, volunteer Peggy Clark still had not voted – and said was still undecided. To her, both major party candidates had their…

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Brooklyn Celebs Speak Out on Poverty in Brooklyn through Brooklyn Community Services MTA Subway Poster Campaign

“As we watch Brooklyn continue to evolve, it’s important that we preserve not only its history, but the livelihood of its native residents. It’s a balancing act, but our campaign…

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Brooklyn Hipsters Pay It Forward with Brooklyn Community Services MTA Poster Campaign

(Brooklyn, NY) September 21, 2016 - A diverse and eclectic group of Brooklyn movers and shakers are advocating for poor and low-income Brooklyn residents through the Brooklyn Community Services (BCS) 2016…

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Last Call for Comments on Jerome Avenue Rezoning Survey’s Scope

Comments on the draft scope for the environmental impact study of the de Blasio administration’s planned rezoning are due November 7.

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Abortion to Outsourcing, Racism to Lies, What Some Bronx Highschoolers Think Matters in Election ’16

We asked a class of journalism students students to identify what they feel is the most important issue in the election next Tuesday. Here are their (almost completely unfiltered) views.

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Images of Gowanus

The Gowanus Canal, seen from Union Street. The state is urging the city to take a ‘hard look at retaining and preserving’ the building, according to an October letter from the…

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