Tommy Smalls Was So Big They Used To Call Him The “Major Of Harlem,” In The 1950’s
Tommy Smalls, was born in 1926 – 1972, known as “Dr. Jive,” and the “Major of Harlem,” was an influencer before the Influencers we know today.
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Mistakes To Avoid When Buying A Stroller From Harlem To Hollywood
Buying a stroller is a big decision and it is easy to become overwhelmed with all the choices.
SOMOS Community Care And Others Bring COVID-19 Vaccine To NYC Arts From Harlem To Hollis
Yesterday, SOMOS Community Care – New York City’s leading physician-led network of 2,500 Latino, Asian, and Black community physicians.
Harlem Rep. Espaillat Honors The Life Of Legendary Merengue Artist Johnny Ventura
Rep. Adriano Espaillat spoke on the U.S. House floor to honor the life and legacy of the most prominent Merengue artist in the world, Johnny Ventura.
Harlem-Based Juno Medical Raises $5.4M In Seed Financing To Reimagine Primary Care
Juno Medical, the modern doctor’s office that’s designed for the 99%, today announces $5.4 million in seed funding led by Vast Ventures.
Loneliness May Increase Risk Of Cancer For Middle-Aged Men In Harlem, Study Finds
Several studies have looked at the ways from Harlem to Harare that loneliness can affect consumers’ mental and physical health.
It’s Not Summer Without Summerstage, Join The Free Concert At Marcus Garvey Park In Harlem
It’s not summer without SummerStage! Capital One City Parks Foundation SummerStage is back with free, in-person shows in Central Park, the Coney Island Amphitheater, and Harlem’s Marcus Garvey Park.
9 Benefits Of Eating Cannabis Seeds From Harlem To Harare
Good afternoon, dear friends! Today you learn a lot of new and interesting surprising superfood — hemp seeds.
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