Camille Botello is a journalist based in the Bronx, New York. She writes for the Bronx Times, covering local news and events, with a focus on politics, community issues, and development projects in the Bronx. Camille is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to her readers, keeping them informed about the happenings in their neighborhood.
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Camille Botello's journalistic focus is primarily on local news within the Bronx, New York. She covers a wide range of topics including crime, affordable housing, business and politics. Given her coverage attributes, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to breaking news stories or evolving local issues in the Bronx.
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By: Camille Botello
The new Shake Shack joins previous fast-casual Westchester locations in Yonkers, White Plains, and Hartsdale.
Senior Bowyn Brown evades a defender with a quick move. Photo Steven Cao
City of Valdez enters into $300K retention contract to secure town’s third full-time doctor
By: Camille Botello
The pre-Halloween match between the Garnets and the Pirates is expected to be a good game.
By: Camille Botello
Ahead of Election Day, there were 4,083 early ballots scanned in Rye across the nine-day early voting period this year, which concluded Sunday.
By: Camille Botello
The new 4,200-horsepower locomotives are expected to travel farther via electric power than the existing cars.
The Garnets’ section triumph followed a few late-season setbacks.
By: Joy Malone, Camille Botello
Special Olympics New York has raised more than $226,000 from the plunge.
The Garnets will begin the state tournament at Cortland College on Saturday.
By: Camille Botello
According to the settlement, WJWW supplied drinking water to its 120,000 Harrison and Mamaroneck customers that exceeded legal limits for “certain chemicals.”
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