The 11th Annual Wine & Food Festival 2022 Returns To Westchester County NY
Westchester Magazine has announced the dates and that tickets are now on sale for their 11th Annual Wine & Food Festival - just 40 minutes from Harlem!Continue reading
Historic Harlem’s Leake And Watts Services, Inc., Building In Morningside Heights
Leake and Watts Services, Inc., is a not-for-profit social services agency in New York City that provides services for children and families from Harlem to the Hudson.Continue reading
Covid-19: New York City Confirms A Second Covid-19 Case
The Health Department today confirmed a second case of COVID-19. This is the first case of community spread in New York City.Continue reading
Manhattanville College Receives State Approval To Establish Nursing School In Purchase (Updated)
Manhattanville College has received approval to launch degree programs through its new School of Nursing and Health Sciences from the New York State Department of Education.Continue reading
Down To Earth Markets Is Hiring From Harlem To Hollis
Help grow New York's local food system by joining the Down to Earth Markets team of NYC and Westchester County farmers market managers for the 2019 season.Continue reading
Banana Republic Employee From Harlem Told Braids Violated Dress Code
ABC news reports that a young employee at a Banana Republic store in Westchester County braided her hair.Continue reading
Best Market Closes Hartsdale Invites Customers To Harlem Locale
Sources report that the Best Market in Hartsdale has closed its only Westchester County location. Continue reading
Activists From Harlem To Albany Call For Attica Prison Closure
Today, September 13th, 2017, marks the 46th Anniversary of the Attica prison uprising, a group of prison reform advocates have completed a walk from Harlem to the State Capitol where they are urging a slate of changes including a renewed call to close the notorious western New York prison.Continue reading
Cuomo Confirms Deal To Close Indian Point By 2021
A plan to close the aging Indian Point nuclear power plant by 2021 removes a long-held fear of an accident occurring miles from the nation's most populous city.Continue reading
The Harlem Market, New York, 1891
The Harlem Market, one of the greatest open-air markets of its time, was started by a group of men who wanted to provide a wholesale market for small tradesmen and farmers from Westchester County and Long Island.Continue reading
