Bronx News Roundup, Oct. 29

Michelle Obama and Jill Biden were in the Bronx yesterday to watch the Yankees game. Beforehand, they visited a veterans center in Kingsbridge Heights.

A four-alarm fire destroyed several businesses on Southern Boulavard in Longwood last night.

In the South Bronx, there are dozens of unfinished condo buildings. The dour economy has forced many developers to abandon projects, or at least put them on hold.

The Bronx teen arrested in connection with the shooting death of 92-year-old Sadie Mitchell in Williambridge on Oct. 20, has been indicted on second-degree murder charges.

Two architecture students from Columbia University students have won a design competition in which applicants had to present their vision for the future of the Grand Concourse. More than 400 people from 20 countries applied. The seven best proposals will be featured at the Bronx Museam, starting this Sunday.

Tenants living in a 54 unit-apartment building on Sedgwick Avenue say they've been without heat and hot water since July.

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