Today, Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer joined former Manhattan Borough Presidents C. Virginia Fields and Ruth Messinger to pay tribute to Constance Baker Motley.
It’s Good Friday, April 10, 2020. Best wishes for a Happy Easter.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony featuring local dignitaries and a live jazz performance to celebrate the reopening of uptown’s premier jazz club, Smoke in Harlem.
Here’s a curated version from Manhattan Borough Presidents Gales Brewer’s MBP Harlem/Uptown News: Gale Brewer’s Weekly Newsletter.
Friends, It’s Monday, April 25, 2022. This week’s events are below these three timely paragraphs:
Friends, It’s Monday, March 21, 2022. Before we jump into the upcoming events, I wanted to highlight a few announcements that I thought you’d like to know about:
MBP Gale Brewer sent this on Thursday, January 20, 2022; we thought those of you who didn’t get a chance to read it this past Thursday might welcome the chance to get up to date.
Here’s this week’s curated MBP Harlem/Uptown News: Gale Brewer’s Weekly Newsletter she sends us every week.
Here’s what I know is happening this week: The Mayor announced today (12/6) that the Key to NYC vaccine mandate for indoor dining and entertainment will now apply to kids ages 5–11 starting next Tuesday (12/14).
Here’s this week’s curated MBP Harlem/Uptown News: Gale Brewer’s Weekly Newsletter she sends us every week.
Here’s this week’s curated MBP Harlem/Uptown News: Gale Brewer’s Weekly Newsletter she sends every week.
The 3rd Annual Times Square Fashion Week took place at Father Duffy Square in the heart of Times Square.
Here’s this week’s MBP Harlem/Uptown News: Gale Brewer’s Weekly Newsletter she sends every week. Comment Save the date! Saturday, 9/11 from noon – 3 pm at P.S. 175 (175 W. 134th St.), I’m distributing 2,000 backpacks filled with school supplies to central Harlem elementary and middle school students, in partnership with the New York Urban League and the…
Here’s this week’s MBP Harlem/Uptown News: Gale Brewer’s Weekly Newsletter she sends every week.
CUNY’s Harlem Health Initiative is offering free science-based, culturally competent, linguistically sensitive vaccine education materials (like flyers or pamphlets) to community-based organizations, community boards, and community leaders across the city as part of the CONVINCE USA vaccine literacy campaign. For materials, contact deborah.levine@sph.cuny.edu, who can also add your organization’s logo to them.