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Monroe Houses community center reopens after a nearly $4.5 million renovation

By Big New York · 09/24/2026 · Updated 09/24/2026

After years of waiting, the residents of Monroe Houses finally got to walk back into their newly renovated community center. After years of waiting, the residents of Monroe Houses finally got to walk back into their newly renovated community center. Council Member Amanda Farías joined Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson, NYCHA officials, Monroe Houses Tenant.

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After years of waiting, the residents of Monroe Houses finally got to walk back into their newly renovated community center. After years of waiting, the residents of Monroe Houses finally got to walk back into their newly renovated community center. Council Member Amanda Farías joined Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson, NYCHA officials, Monroe Houses Tenant.

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