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
The sidewalks in Times Square are relatively quiet during the dog days of winter, but things should heat up next year when the Super Bowl comes to town. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem tourism, Harlem tours
Tagged Metlife, new jersey, New Orleans, New York, Peter Haskell, San Francisco, Super Bowl, Super Bowl XLVII, Super Bowl XLVIII, Times Square, WCBS
Yahoo.com reports that the New York Police Department officer who bought a pair of boots for a homeless man with no shoes in Times Square said he never imagined the act of kindness would go viral online. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem cause, HW Hero
Tagged DePrimo, facebook, Long Island, New York City Police Department, New York Times, NYPD, Skecher, Time square, Times Square
Posted in Art, Harlem, Harlem art, HArlem visual art, Harlem World, Harlem World Magazine, visual art
Tagged Affordable Art Fair, Altos de Chavo, Dominican Republic, El Museo, El Museo del Barrio, Funtunmmireku-Denkyemmirreku, Iliana Emila Garci, Iliana Emilia Garcia, New York City, public art, Ruth Vanderpool Scholarship, Santo Domingo, Savona Bailey-McClain, site specific installation, Story Piles, Times Square, West Harlem Art Fund, West Harlem Art Fund (WHAF)
Anyone thinking of starting a restaurant in the Big Apple and in need of a business plan might try to crib one from the Harlem Educational Activities Fund. Continue reading
Posted in Education, Food, Harlem, Harlem education, Harlem food, Harlem health, Harlem World, Harlem World Magazine, Health, Healthy Harlem
Tagged Big Apple, Capitol One Bank, Chez Josephine’s Restaurant, Doctor Doctor, Education, Harlem Educational Activities Fund, HEAF, Jean-Claude Baker, Joli Eubanks, Mandarin Chinese, Merle McGee, Osvaldo Avila, Ownership, Project Restaurant, Times Square
On December 31 hundreds of thousands of revelers will fill New York City’s Times Square to watch the famous New Year’s Eve Ball descend from One Times Square and to celebrate the start of a new year. Continue reading
President Obama’s career as a fashion model is over – in two weeks.
Weatherproof, the New York-based outerwear company, said it will comply with the White House’s request to take down a huge Times Square billboard featuring the commander in chief wearing on of its jackets.
Freddie Stollmack, the company’s president, told The Associated Press he decided to cooperate with the White House’s request to drop the ad campaign.
Travel
1. Times Square, New York City
This Manhattan crossroads of commerce retains the top spot on our list, thanks to increased visitation to the Big Apple in 2008 despite the economic turndown. According to the Times Square Alliance, “80% of visitors to NYC make it a point to visit Times Square.” Total NYC visit last year was 47 million, giving us an estimate of 37.6 million travelers through the “Crossroads of the World.” And of course Harlem is a close #2.
Sources: Forbes Traveler estimate based on figures from The Times Square Alliance and NYC & Company
Located on the second floor of a nondescript office building, the Comfort Zone is just a few doors from two Broadway musicals, “Chicago” and “Spring Awakening.” A short distance away are the glitz and clamor of Times Square. The Zone’s proximity to the two theaters is somehow fitting, given that this underwear party, mostly drawing young black gay men on the down-low, is a theatrical performance, a fashion runway display of sorts, with hip hop and R&B blaring from wall-mounted speakers. Continue reading
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