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Category Archives: Community
A Law to Expose City Parks’ Tale of Two Parks Is Neglected?
Four years ago, the City Council passed a law to shed light on how much money was flowing into different parks across the city. Continue reading
Posted in Community, East Harlem, HArlem parks, Parks, Spanish Harlem
Tagged Alan J. Gerson, Aníbal Lugo, Cabot Creamery, Central Park, Central Park Conservancy, Citizens Budget Commission, City Council, Columbia University, Conflicts of Interest Board, Doug Turetsky, Friends of Pelham Bay Park, Friends of Washington Square Park, Geoffrey Croft, Helen D. Foster, Liam Kavanagh, Lizbeth González, Long Island Sound, Manhattan, Manhattan Valley, Melissa Mark-Viverito, New York City, New York City Department of Parks & Recreation, Pelham Bay Park, Prospect Park Alliance, Spanish Harlem/El Barrio/East Harlem, the Madison Square Park Conservancy, Union Square Partnership, Upper East Side, Vickie Karp
Dr. Dr. John Palmer Appointed Director of Community Affairs at Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine in Harlem
The Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine announced the appointment of Dr. John Palmer, Ph.D., as Director of Community Affairs.
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Posted in Brooklyn, Community, Harlem, Harlem World, Harlem World Magazine
Tagged Director of Community Affairs, Dr. John Palmer, Harlem, Harlem Hospital Center, Kingsboro Psychiatric Center, Lenox Avenue, New York City Department of Mental Health, Ph.D., Renaissance HealthCare Network, Touro, Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine
National Night Out Against Crime in Harlem
National Night Out Against Crime is Tuesday, August 7th. National Night Out is designed to heighten crime prevention awareness, build support for and participation in local anti-crime programs… Continue reading
Posted in Community, Harlem cause, HArlem crime, Partner, Washington Heights
Tagged 33rd and 34th Precinct, Anne Loftus Playground, Broadway, Broadway theatre, crime, Crime prevention, Dyckman Street, Haydee Pabey, High Bridge Park, National Night Out, Police officer, Riverside Drive, Sharon Robinson Hewitt, Tenth Avenue (Manhattan)
A Great Day in Harlem 2012 Fashion Fusion Showcase Designer Sofistafunk (video)
It was certainly A Great Day in Harlem as the tri-state area premiere fashion committee – the Harlem Fashion Initiative – descended on Grant’s Tomb for the HARLEM WEEK 2012 Fashion Fusion Showcase. Continue reading
Posted in Community, Harlem, Harlem fashion, Harlem Style, HArlem video, Harlem Week, Harlem World, Harlem World Magazine, Style, Video
Tagged A Great Day In Harlem, Clarence Black, Deborah Williams, Edwina Greg, Fabric Twins, Gadol Wilson, Grizz Chapman, Harlem, Harlem Week, NBC, New York City, Persina Lucas, Roger Gary, Roger Rodney, Sofistafunk
In Loving Memory of Bishop Quick Bishop Norman N. Quick
Dear Friends:
It is with profound sorrow that we announce the passing of our former Board member, Bishop Norman Quick on Wednesday, August 1, 2012. Continue reading
Posted in Community, Deaths, Faith, farewell, funeral, Harlem, Harlem Funeral, Harlem homecoming, Passes
Tagged Bishop Norman Quick, Board of Directors of HCCI, Childs Memorial, Childs Memorial Temple Church of God, Christ, Christianity, Church of God in Christ, Denominations, New York City, Pastor, Religion and Spirituality, United States
Can Accessory Apartments Work in Harlem?
I heard about accessory apartments while listening to WNYC the other day. What is an accessory apartment? Accessory apartments in Harlem might be the answer to affordable housing, senior assistance, and/or a source of added income for homeowners, etc.,. Continue reading
Posted in affordable housing, Alternative, Architecture, Community, Design, Harlem, Harlem affordable housing, Harlem architecture, Harlem homes, Harlem living, Harlem real estate, Harlem World Magazine, Housing, Real Estate
Tagged affordable Housing, Apartment, community services, Family (biology), Harlem, New York, New York State Department of Health, NYSOFA reports, Owner-occupier, WNYC
Harlem: Bus hits gas truck
A city bus collided with a gas tanker in Harlem on Tuesday, sending more than two dozen people to area hospitals for treatment, officials said. Continue reading
MMPCIA’s Neighborhood Meeting!
Join us for the June neighborhood meeting -
the last one of the summer!
the last one of the summer!
Have questions for city departments? Interested in health and nutrition awareness initiatives in our area? Come meet these experts and get their answers and insights: Continue reading
Walter’s World: STOP THE PRESSES ! By public demand- More Weekend Picks
By Walter Rutledge
It seems this is a very festive weekend in the “city that never sleeps”. There are so many arts events taking place around New York City we were asked by presenters, arts organizations and the public to do a second listing. Continue reading
Posted in CHARITY, Community, Dance, Education, Edutainment, Entertainment, fundraiser, Harlem, Walter's World:
Tagged Alexis Houston, Alicia Amatriain, E-Moves, Graham Windham Beacon Cente, Harlem Stage Gatehouse, Herman Cornejo, LaChanze, Matthew Golding, Misty Copland, PPAS Annual Gala Benefit Bright Lights, Professional Performing Arts School, Sergei Polunin, Stars of Today Meet the Stars of Tomorrow, SWEET ENUFF Movement, Tamara Rojo, Teresa Reichlen, The Youth Impact Broadway Project, Will Power, Youth America Grand Prix
