Harlem On Our Dime
The Harlem Renaissance Ballroom and Casino, an art deco behemoth on the corner of 138th Street and Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard, opened in 1923. Continue reading
Harlem On Our Dime
The Harlem Renaissance Ballroom and Casino, an art deco behemoth on the corner of 138th Street and Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard, opened in 1923. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem church, Harlem faith
Tagged Abyssinian Baptist Church, Abyssinian Development Corporation, ADC, Aide-de-camp, Billy Hunter, Calvin O. Butts, Charles Simpson, Dennis Kozlowski, Greater Harlem Real Estate Board, Gregg Walker, Harlem, Harlem Village Homes II, Hillary CLinton, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, Michael Henry Adams, Odell Clark, Paul Browne, Prim Capital, quitclaim deed, Ralph Dickerson, Renaissance Ballroom, Robert Kueppers, Ronald Gold, Sheena Wright, Simcha Schonfeld, Thurgood Marshall Academy Lower School, Todd Hunter, United Way NYC
Political strategist Basil Smikle will be challenging incumbent State Senator Bill Perkins for the District 30 seat in Harlem this fall. Smikle, who has worked with Hillary Clinton and Mayor Bloomberg, told the Daily News, “I don’t like the way that [Perkins] has pitted residents of upper Manhattan against one another. Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Perkins, Daily News, Hillary CLinton, Londel Davis, Mayor Bloomberg
Andrea Mitchell at NBC scoops them all with news that New York’s Hillary Clinton for Secretary of State:
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Tagged Andrea Mitchell, Hillary CLinton, NBC, New York
Now it’s her turn. After a quarter century of standing by Bill Clinton—and rising to power with him—the First Lady is ready for a run of her own. Where will she make her mark? In the Senate or on the world stage? The road ahead is risky, but at the moment Mrs. Clinton is the hottest commodity in American public life. Continue reading
It’s just after 11 a.m. on a hazy Memorial Day in the Fort Greene section of Brooklyn. Outside Tillie’s of Brooklyn, a trendy café near the corner of DeKalb and Vanderbilt avenues, a multiracial group of a dozen young men and women arrange themselves in a semicircle to be briefed on their itinerary for the afternoon.
Tagged Charles Rangle, Hillary CLinton, Kevin Powell, Real World