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Week in Rewind: Bronx celebrates St. Patty’s, Marble Hill fire injures 10, AOC announces $7.5 million in funding for Bronx renovations, new South Bronx dispensary and more – Bronx Times

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After heavy rain drenched New York City on Saturday, it was the luck of the Irish on Sunday as the elements had cleared up in time for the 26th annual St. Patrick’s Day parade in Throggs Neck. The Throggs Neck tradition kicked off at noon at the corner of East Tremont and Lafayette Avenue on March 10. More than 50 marching bands and groups made their way down East Tremont to Harding Avenue and were cheered on by a few thousand spectators, many decked out in shamrock green attire and waving Irish flags. John and Majella Brady were this year’s grand marshals. The owners of P.J. Brady’s, a local bar and restaurant on 3201 Philip Ave., said it was an honor that the Throggs Neck Benevolent Association chose them as grand marshalls. “We’re honored and we have friends and family come out for this special day in Throggs Neck, which has been here for 26 years now,” John Brady said. A total of 10 people, including civilians and responding FDNY personnel, were injured as a result of a three-alar

Community Week in Rewind: Bronx celebrates St. Patty’s, Marble Hill fire injures 10, AOC announces $7.5 million in funding for Bronx renovations, new South Bronx dispensary and more Compiled by Ashlynn Perez Comments Posted on March 17, 2024 Parade revelers enjoyed the 26th annual Throggs Neck St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Photo Gabriele Holtermann Throggs Neck celebrates Irish pride and culture with annual St. Patrick’s Day parade After heavy rain drenched New York City on Saturday, it was the luck of the Irish on Sunday as the elements had cleared up in time for the 26th annual St. P

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