Clean Up Harlem
Each season, thousands of New Yorkers come together on It’s My Park Day to volunteer and celebrate their neighborhood parks and public spaces throughout the five boroughs! Continue reading
Managing Harlem
Our community has a look and feel. Ever stop and wonder how it got that way? Who makes the creative decisions? How do the demands of real estate profitability dovetail with a neighborhood aesthetic? What does it take to preserve Harlem’s heritage while also setting the stage for its growth?
Karen Phillips, Director of the NYC region of NY State Parks and Recreation, can give you those answers and more. Continue reading
The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service is a part of United We Serve, the President’s national call to service initiative. It calls for Americans from all walks of life to work together to provide solutions to our most pressing national problems. Continue reading
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Tagged Americans, Day, Martin Luther King, martin luther king day, monday, Saturday, Saturday January 19, Staten Island
NY Giants Victor Cruz fans from around the New York City area will be able to receive a free limited edition Young Whales hat inspired by the Pro Bowl wide receiver. Continue reading
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Tagged Cruz, Customer, Harlem, Hat, Manhattan, Mount Vernon New York, new jersey, New York City, Pro Bowl, Queens Center, Staten Island, Time Warner Cable, Victor Cruz
Tyler Dean Flores a 15 year old from Harlem who recently starred in the film “The Dark Knight Rises” donated over 150 toys to the children of Midland Beach Staten Island that were affected by Hurricane Sandy. Continue reading
Time Warner Cable, Time Warner Cable Media, NY1 News and NY1 Noticias partnered to launch its first-ever “Holiday Hopes & Happenings” food drive, a month-long effort to help families in need this holiday season throughout the New York City area. Continue reading
One Hundred Black Men, Inc. of New York City distributed more than 700 Thanksgiving meals to families in need from all five boroughs last week. Continue reading
The earliest means of transportation around Harlem River Harbor were sporting and trade boats moored on West Harlem piers. Continue reading
To help New Yorkers in hard-hit areas like Lower Manhattan and Staten Island who are without power, the company is deploying multiple vehicles with mobile charging stations and free WiFi access points. Local residents are welcome to charge their consumer devices such as smartphones and laptops and access a 4G WiFi connection. Continue reading
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Tagged Manhattan, New York City, Queens Center, Staten Island, Time Warner Cable, twitter, West Village, Wi-Fi