A future parking lane, center, and protected bike lane, to the left, on Second Avenue at E. 117th St.
Stay In Your Lane
First Avenue at 88th Street. Concrete pedestrian islands and tree pits have already been installed, and the bike lane has been striped. Continue reading
As residents of East Harlem filed into the Frederick Douglass Community Center gymnasium Monday night, Latin music filled the air, and an array of food including meatballs and macaroni salad sat on a table set up on the basketball court. Continue reading
East Harlem Clean Up
Operation Clean Up last Saturday, April 6th, 2013 put together by the East 125th merchants (New Harlem East Merchants Association). Continue reading
Mark Teixeira, NY Yankees first baseman at East Harlem Cafe and friend. Guess he knows where to get the best coffee – of course in El Barrio. Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, East Harlem, Harlem, Harlem food
Tagged American League, Catholic Church, East Harlem, East Harlem Cafe, Harlem, Mark Teixeira, Melissa Mark-Viverito, New York City, New York Yankee, New York Yankees, NY Yankees, Park Avenue, Rawlings Gold Glove Award, Run batted in, Torii Hunter
This is the story about how East Harlem residents and street safety advocates — with leadership from Council Member Melissa Mark-Viverito — banded together to win complete streets on First and Second Avenues. Continue reading
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 Central Park, City Council, Columbia University, Manhattan, New York City, Melissa Mark-Viverito, New York City Department of Parks & Recreation, Upper East Side, Central Park Conservancy, Long Island Sound, Geoffrey Croft, Citizens Budget Commission, Pelham Bay Park, Union Square Partnership, the Madison Square Park Conservancy, Friends of Washington Square Park, Alan J. Gerson, Liam Kavanagh, Cabot Creamery, Prospect Park Alliance, Conflicts of Interest Board, Doug Turetsky, Vickie Karp, Helen D. Foster, Lizbeth González, Friends of Pelham Bay Park, Aníbal Lugo, Spanish Harlem/El Barrio/East Harlem, Manhattan Valley
The cyclist struck and killed by a yellow cab driver in East Harlem late last month has been identified by NYPD as Shaquille Cochrane. Continue reading
Time Warner Cable and local dignitaries opened a Time Warner Cable Learning Lab yesterday at the James Weldon Johnson Community Center, 1839 Lexington Avenue, Between East 112th and 115th Streets in Harlem. Continue reading
Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer, Council Member Melissa Mark-Viverito, and 900 volunteers will join City Year New York on Monday for a day of service in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Continue reading
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