Citi Foundation Announces East Harlem’s Union Settlement As Recipient Of Small Business Technical Assistance Of Millions RFP
The small businesses that line our streets, employ our neighbors, provide the goods and services we rely on every day.
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A NYC & Company Guide To Latino Culture In East Harlem
East Harlem earned the nickname El Barrio during the influx of Puerto Rican residents in the ’60s and ’70s.
City Council Member Ayala Joins Young Artists Paint Mural At The Crossing In East Harlem
On Monday, July 19, 2021, 23 youth apprentices from Creative Art Works were joined by East Harlem City Council Member Diana Ayala.
East Harlem’s SCAN-Harbor Brings Wednesday Love Days To A NYCHA Building Near You
Wednesday, July 21, 2021, from noon – 3 pm is East Harlem nonprofit SCAN-Harbor’s first weekly “Love Day” bringing support, resources, and free fun to NYCHA developments.
Hi-ARTS Urban Arts Incubator Announces Fall 2021 Artists-in-Residence In East Harlem
In a year of resilience, growth, and joyful celebration of its 20th anniversary, Hi-ARTS — an urban arts incubator that has helped develop acclaimed works of art from creators.
From Harlem With Love, The Voices Of East Harlem, “Giving Love,” (Video)
A few months back Harlem World Magazine posted The Voices Of East Harlem, Founded By the Legendary Charles “Chuck” Griffin 1969–1974.
The Legendary Mafia-Camorra Gang War In East Harlem New York 1915-1917
The Mafia–Camorra War was a gang war in East Harlem, New York that lasted from 1915-1917.
Jonathan Rose Companies, L+M Development Partners & Acacia Network Secure $223M In Financing For East Harlem Site
Jonathan Rose Companies, L+M Development Partners, and Acacia Network today announced the closing of $223 million in financing for the second and final phase of Sendero Verde.
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