Harlem’s Historic “Scullers Row,” The Birthplace Of Rowing In The USA, 1840’s-1950’s
Around the 1840’s Harlem and New York City was the birthplace of rowing in the United States and continued to be the center of rowing activity until the 1950’s.
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Harlem Is Growing, Check Out The Upcoming National PBS Special With Harlem Grown
The last two years have presented incredible challenges, from the global pandemic, massive unemployment, hunger, and homelessness, to racial tensions and political upheaval.
Growing Fruits And Vegetables In Green Spaces Like Harlem Could Help Residents Eat Healthier
While recent studies have explored the benefits of cultivating green spaces, particularly in urban areas, a new U.K.-based study revealed how creating community gardens in cities can promote healthy eating.
The Growing Restaurant Scene In Harlem Promises To Continue Post COVID-19
Of all New York’s boroughs, Harlem is one that has experienced both the positives and negatives associated with gentrification.
Coronavirus Rates Keep Growing Amid Citywide Surge In Harlem
Coronavirus rates continue to rise in Harlem and Upper Manhattan this week, part of a citywide resurgence in cases that is fueling fears of a second wave.
Godfather Of Harlem Launches Starz And Epix On Philo’s Fast Growing Streaming Service
Philo, the national TV streaming service, today announced that it is adding EPIX and STARZ to its line-up of top entertainment, lifestyle and knowledge-based programming.
Harlem-Based Columbia University Alumnus Growing Inside And Outside Of Harlem
In his desire to take his business to the next level, Allan Suarez, a principal and chief operations officer for All Renovation Construction (AR Construction), joined the second cohort of the CU Grow Vendor Development Program in 2018.
What’s Old Is New What’s New Is Old, New Design For A Rowing Boathouse On The Harlem River
Uptown Harlem was the home of rowing clubs called “Sculler’s Row” along the Harlem River from Harlem to Inwood in the 1840s, today rowing is making a comeback uptown.
Learn To Row For Free On The Harlem River, The Birthplace Of Rowing In The USA
Come experience the unique sport of rowing where it was founded on “Sculler’s Row” on the Harlem River! Join Row New York for a free introductory rowing class on Saturday, September 22nd, 2018––no experience or swimming ability required.
NYC Warns Harlemites And Others About Growing Students Loan Debt Crisis
Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) Deputy Commissioner of the Office of Financial Empowerment (OFE) Nicole Perry today, as part of National Consumer Protection Week, spoke about the growing consumer concern related to student loan debt, and encouraged New Yorkers to take advantage of free City tools and resources.
NYC Man Indicted On Charges Related To Throwing “Molotov Cocktail,” In East Harlem Bar
Geoffrey S. Berman, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Ashan M. Benedict, the Special Agent-in-Charge of the New York Field Division of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (“ATF”)…
Chelsea, FC Harlem Growing “The Beautiful Game” Soccer In Harlem And Beyond
NY Sports Today reports that while the debate continues on about where New York City Football Club will eventually find a home, a stone’s throw from their current home, Yankee Stadium …
Harlem’s The Leading Niche Is #6 On Fortunes Top 100 Fastest-Growing Inner City Companies
Fortune reports that from an organic candy shop in Oakland, Calif. to a cutting-edge data consulting company based in Harlem, there is a wide swath of businesses thriving in America’s urban centers and creating jobs where they are needed most.
NYC Growing Lingerie Chain Opens New Store To Harlem
Romantic Depot stores are proud to announce the grand opening of their newest lingerie store located in Harlem, NY.
‘Ladies Day Rowing’ On The Harlem River NY 1905
At the end of the 1800’s, rowing clubs of Harlem, New York City, Long Island and Hoboken would hold regattas and invited women to participate in the rowing races,