2012 – Page 6 – The Bronx Journal

Bronx Natives Boogie Down in Brooklyn at the West Indian Parade

This year’s parade was another big hit, with thousands of people coming from all over New York City to enjoy in the festivities.

Summer’s Last Hurrah in the Bronx

Bronxites weren't quite ready to say goodbye to summer this Labor Day, with many turning up the heat on the grill or dipping in a pool or beach.

Willie Colón Performs at Lehman Center

For the first time in 14 years, the "salsero" from Mott Haven known as "El Malo del Bronx" (the bad boy of the Bronx) returned to his old stomping grounds.

The Race is On in the West Bronx

It's the peak of election season with pols campaigning for the Sept.13 primary.

Bronx Dominicans Celebrate Their Heritage

On July 29, the Grand Concourse transformed into a sea of red, white and blue to celebrate one of the Bronx's biggest and most influential communities.

NYC and the 2012 Olympics: What Would’ve Happened?

As the Games of the 30th Olympiad open, New Yorkers ponder how the two-week worldwide sporting extravaganza would have impacted their everyday lives.

Despite Scandal, Bronx Pride Festival Goes On

The Bronx Community Pride Center may have closed, but Bronxites still were able to attend the annual festival in Crotona Park.

NYC Grafitti Artists

By Christopher Guadalupe

Puerto Rican Day Parade 2012

Thousands crowded the Bronx Riviera’s boardwalk to get a glimpse of the fireworks over the Long Island Sound.

Potho Mela in Parkchester

Bangladeshis celebrate a community street fair with vendors, music and food. Many of the attendees are recent immigrants from Bangladesh.

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