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VIDEO: NYPD Looking for Slashing Suspect By Dan Gesslein  Bronx Voice  December 3, 2025 BRONX LOCAL NEWS - Cops are looking for the knife-wielding attacker who repeatedly slashed a Bronx in the face.  On November 21, 2025, around 4:30 p.m., a 28-year-old man was inside 192 East 167th Street when he got into a verbal dispute with another man. According to investigators, the argument quickly escalated into a physical fight. During the struggle, the other man pulled out a knife and slashed the victim several times on the left side of his face. Emergency medical crews rushed the victim to NYC Health + Hospitals/Lincoln, where he was listed in stable condition. Thankfully, his injuries weren’t life-threatening. Police say the attacker took off on foot, heading west on East 167th Street toward Grand Concourse. The man they are looking for is described as having a dark complexion. At the time of the incident, he was wearing a neon jacket, a blue sweater, black ...
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Baby Fairs Help Nurses Sharpen Skills


Bronx Voice 

August 12, 2024


BRONX - A new nursing education program has launched at Montefiore which provides annual competency training and skills fairs for nurses across the Maternal Child Health Departments and Neonatal Intensive Care Units at the Wakefield and Weiler campuses.


Each fair includes around 30 nurses who attend a full day of hands-on education and training, led by Nurse Educators, Patient Care Coordinators and fellow nurses, focused on a range of important health topics including postpartum hemorrhage, preeclampsia, newborn resuscitation, infection control and breastfeeding.


The bimonthly fairs provide interactive learning workshops that help nurses stay up-to-date on current best practices and evidence-based information.


The fairs, which will be assessed and adapted annually, are a fun and engaging way for almost 400 nurses across the campuses to participate in a comprehensive education program that aims to improve maternal and infant health outcomes in our community.

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