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GREENTREE - THE BEST VALUE IN THE BRONX

Expensive menus are often one way people will judge the reputation of a restaurant, however the Greentree has launched a new concept where high quality does not mean high prices. “I don’t think it’s fair to choose between food quality, décor and price. My clients deserve all three” said Steve Selby, manager of Greentree. His secret to managing high quality service with low prices: intransigent negotiations with food suppliers, a very talented chef and a high work ethic.

Greentree has thus created a selection of 3 “valued deals” for food lovers tired of expensive restaurants, and tight budgets tired of fast food atmospheres: Read more..

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  The Bronx blends the best bits of straightforward rock with the rabid intensity of hardcore, which made the group a good stand-in for Black Flag in the recent Darby Crash biopic What We Do Is Secret. Last year, the five-piece delivered its third self-titled full-length, with the promise of a Mexican-influenced follow-up, El Bronx.

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Ashlee Simpson shows off her baby boy Bronx Wentz, 4 months, in this new picture posted on her Twitter.

The 24-year-old actress/singer writes, “I present you my little man and his adorable cheeks!”

She also invited Solange Knowles (Beyonce little sister) over to her home. She writes, “Yeah I’m in town shooting tomorrow but around this week. You guys should come over.”

Solange has a 4-year-old son named Daniel Julez Smith, Jr. Read more..

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Family and friends gathered Wednesday for a tribute breakfast to honor late Latin music pioneer Ralph Mercado — the man who is credited with bringing salsa, mambo, and other latin sounds to the mainstream.

Bronx Senator Pedro Espada Junior presented Mercado’s widow with a New York State Senate Proclamation.

Cynthia Mercado says her husband will be remembered for the love he put into his music.

“He loved music and took it to the highest and the music loved him and the world loved him because who he was and who he represented and what he represented and what he did,” said Mercado.

“People who pioneered so many efforts like Mr. Mercado in the area of Latino music, Salsa, must be celebrated. As we celebrate him, we celebrate our culture, our past, present and future,” said Espada Junior.

Mercado died March 10th at age 67 after a two-year battle with cancer. Read more..

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