Webster Avenue

It was, like, a dollar 50 or something.

And we would get the dirt weed from Webster Ave, or go get a thing of Alizé, City Pole Park, whatever the case was.

And, like, and, and we were constantly going there, and that's where Beat Street was, that became Music Factory, was on Fordham Road where I'd get my records.

Mm-hmm.

It began in Harlem in 1917 or so, moved to the Bronx in the 30s when Harlem started changing.

First on Washington Avenue in the Bronx where I grew up, my family, my father grew up, and then it moved to Webster Avenue where I came in in the early 40s.

Heshy's father was a rough in Philadelphia had a big Stella he gave it all up to come to the Bronx took a Stella four blocks from Yankel Yankel Stadium four blocks you know the Bronx again these areas you know walking by day unless the Yankees are playing it's the courthouses right there his his shoe was a block away from the court why He did it so Heshy could go to Yeshiva.

There was no day school in Philadelphia.

I mean, yeah, so it seems like the inaugural class is 100 freshmen.

The founding principal is a gentleman named Jason Reyes, and the address is 1600 Webster Avenue in the Bronx, New York.

Um, so yeah, man, uh, that's, that's incredible, man.

Um, I hope those students have, uh, appreciate the opportunity they have to be, um, you know, in that school.

I can swallow.

But mostly, you know, we'd go to the, the distributor on Webster Avenue and get, like, you know, Bill's Gin for, like, $2.

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It was terrible.

Nobody was drinking bourbon or anything.

Yeah.

We, we had a distributor right up Webster Avenue in the Bronx, and we would visit occasionally, but mostly just getting a keg of beer, drinking often.

I love the smell and the look and the ambiance of bourbon.

They say a 40-year-old woman told officers he grabbed her backside before stealing her headphones and a dollar.

Six days later, on September 28th, a 13-year-old girl was sexually assaulted near Webster Avenue and Belmont Street.

The final three happened this past Friday.

Police say a 32-year-old woman, a 21-year-old woman, and a 19-year-old female were all assaulted.

Detectives say the first assault happened on Tuesday, September 22nd, near Monroe Avenue.

They say a 40-year-old woman told officers he grabbed her backside before stealing her headphones and a dollar.

Six days later, on September 8th, 28th, a 13-year-old was sexually assaulted near Webster Avenue and Belmont Street.

The final three happened this past Friday.

Elsewhere, police looking for the stranger who choked a 28-year-old lady on a Bronx MTA bus.

This happened September 9th on the BX4 near Webster Avenue in East Fordham.

They say she was arguing with another lady about something and she allegedly smacked her in the face and then wrapped her arms around the victim's neck.

said the victim was taken to Presby Allen in stable condition.

Never been a greater rap song in days.

history of that genre, which was created in the Bronx when I started the Guardian Angels right there near East Florida Road and Webster Avenue.

Okay.

So your top five is a one.