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GiveBack With Egypt Sherrod At Hue Man Books In Harlem

National TV Host/New York City Top-Rated Radio Personality and Philanthropist, Egypt Sherrod, continues to spread holiday cheer to the tri-state area’s residents … Continue reading

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‘The Harlem Mile’ In The ING NYC Marathon

Today, around 11 am I walked over to 5th Avenue, between 120th and 119th Streets to check out The Harlem Mile, which is the final and best leg of the ING NYC Marathon. Continue reading

Harlem Week 2011 Photographs By Rudy Collins

It was a great day in Harlem on Saturday, August 20, 2011 at the Harlem Week event on 135th Street (between eighth and 7th Avenues). Continue reading

Food Bank for New York City In Harlem With WBLS’s Doctor Bob Lee

Friday, November 19th from 10am-4pm, join Doctor Bob Lee, the WBLS street team, Metroplus Health Plan and the Food Bank for New York City in the fight against hunger donate a non perishable food item to the Pathmark in Harlem Continue reading

Percy E. Sutton Ed Complex Naming Ceremony

Percy E. Sutton Educational Complex Naming Ceremony
Mayor Michael Bloomberg has chosen to honor the life of our Chairman Emeritus, Percy Sutton, by naming the entire school complex which houses NYC Public Schools in Harlem! Join the WBLS and WLIB family as we mark the occasion on September 20th at 10AM on 135th St and Edgecomb Avenue in Harlem!

HW Pick: EXCLUSIVE Sex And The City 2 Screening!

Join WBLS and Ann Tripp as they take over a theater at their EXCLUSIVE INVITE only Sex in The City 2 Screening Thursday 5/27 (on a first come, first serve basis).

WBLS Remembers Percy Sutton

The spectacular legacy of Black broadcasting legend Percy E. Sutton began November 24th, 1920 in San Antonio, TX. It was the birth of this last and fifteenth Sutton that would register the Suttons as eminent members of the broadcast radio community and purveyors of what would eventually become the “Urban Contemporary” sound in the African-American “listener” experience.

Sutton demonstrated the marks of an over-achiever and distinguished citizen as a teen. Among the most notable of his blossoming prowess was Sutton’s attainment of the Boy Scouts of America’s highest “Eagle Scout” rank, at age sixteen. Sutton believes his early scouting experience “was a key factor” in shaping his life. And perhaps it is this initial achievement that was the porten of the grit, fortitude and indomitable spirit that would pave the way for Sutton’s extraordinary future achievements.

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