Welcome back to the program, ladies and gentleman of the Bronx and beyond. Let’s get down to Bronx business. To the news!

Weather: Our first post-Bronx Week day will, unfortunately, be more of the same: cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms – the National Weather Service has issued a “hazardous weather” warning. If we can gut it out until Friday, however, we might see some sunshine.

Story of the Day: Bronx Week Honoree’s Life Comes “Full Circle”
The 40th edition of Bronx Week ended yesterday with a parade and festival on Mosholu Parkway that featured more than 80 of the borough’s schools and culminated with a performance by rap legend Big Daddy Kane. Before the parade, a quartet of successful Bronxites – actor/playwright Chazz Palmintieri, “Fame” star Irene Cara, actress Joy Bryant and TMZ executive producer Charles Latibeaudiere – were honored with their very own street signs on the Bronx Walk of Fame and given Bronx blankets and a plaque. The Wall Street Journal caught up with Bryant as she prepared for her walk of fame induction. Turns out, she already has a landmark named after her: Manhattan’s Bryant Park, she told WSJ, joking. In her speech at the Bronx Ball on Saturday night, Bryant said she talked about how her career in show business had come full-circle when she filmed “Get Rich or Die Trying” close to her childhood home near Yankee Stadium. “They told us we were shooting near Yankee Stadium, and we were actually shooting in my neighborhood. I talked about what a trip that was, how it came full circle, how it was so crazy shooting a movie a few doors down from my bedroom window,” Bryant told WSJ. “It made me really feel blessed to be from the Bronx.”

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And then there are other Bronxites who make a name for themselves in other capacities, like drug dealing. Police say a handful of Bronxites were at the top of a major narcotics operation that was recently dismantled in Scranton, Penn.