If you aren't seeing the latest content on any of The Bronx Board's pages, then you probably need to refresh (or reload) your browser's "cache".

When something is added or changed at The Bronx Board web site, the update takes place on The Bronx Board's server (computer), but not necessarily on yours.

Your browser (the software that you're using right now to see this web page) may not be retrieving the latest copy of web pages frequently enough.

To assure that you have the latest version of a page on your screen, hold down the SHIFT key on your keyboard, and at the same time, click on the "Refresh" (or "Reload") button in the browser's window.

This procedure "forces" your browser to retrieve the most current version of a page from the internet site where it resides.

The location of this button depends on your web browser. For a guideline, we've included two samples below. One is from Mozilla's FireFox, and the other from Microsoft's Internet Explorer. These are the two most popular browsers, and should give most of you an example of where and what to look for.

If just clicking the button alone doesn't work, then try clicking it while holding down the SHIFT key on your keyboard. Still no results? Try clicking it while holding down the CTRL key on your keyboard.