Before The Polo Grounds, There Was The Manhattan Field In Harlem, NY 1889
For about a decade near the turn of the last century, now forgotten Manhattan Field in Harlem served as an important New York sports venue.
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Coogan’s Bluff, The Home Of The Polo Grounds And The New York Giants 1893
Coogan’s Bluff is a promontory near the western shore of the Harlem River in the Washington Heights of Upper Manhattan.
Hundreds Gather To Enrich Harlem residents’ Lives At Historic Polo Grounds
The history of Harlem is so vast, it could be the city’s sixth borough, but sadly over time, many of its once-notable areas have disappeared, replaced by endless skyscrapers or long forgotten altogether.
Hamilton Heights, The Home Of Horne, Hammerstein, And A Guy Name Alexander And Others Uptown
Hamilton Heights is a neighborhood in the northern part of Manhattan, in New York City.
Harlem Chef Serena Chandler, Award Winning Community Advocate And Harlem Trailblazer
Did you know that women in your neighborhood are “Making a Difference” (M.A.D) every day?
NYC Test & Trace Corps Partners With Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity To Promote COVID Testing Day
The NYC Test & Trace Corps is partnering with Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., to promote COVID-19 testing for communities hardest hit by the virus.
COVID Vaccine For All City To Offer Transportation For NYC Seniors From Harlem To Hollis
Beginning this week, seniors age 65 or older who are unable to make their own arrangements and need transportation to and from a COVID-19 vaccination appointment have an option.
“Lefty” The Harlem Deer Died Amid A Daylong NY Political In Deergate Feud
“Lefty” the one horn, white-tailed deer whose fate became entangled in a daylong feud between New York city and state offices died Friday from the stress of captivity, the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation said.
What? Harlem’s One-Antlered Deer “Lefty” Dies From ‘Stress’ Before Relocation, City Says
Harlem’s famous one-antlered deer, “Lefty,” died Friday as he awaited relocation upstate, according to a spokesman for the NYC Mayor’s Office.
“Lefty” Or “Bambi,” Harlem’s One Antlered Deer To Be Killed (Update)
Harlem’s Jackie Robinson Park its home since early December was captured Thursday near the Polo Grounds Towers and is expected to be killed, a city hall spokeswoman told source.
Aspiring Chef Dies After Gunman Opens Fire In Harlem
An aspiring chef was shot and killed when a gunman started blasting away while two groups brawled at a Harlem housing project, witnesses and officials said Tuesday.
The Sugar Hill Development is Not Sweet, Or Is It?
“Why’re you taking a picture of the building? It’s fucking ugly.” With those words, a construction worker greeted the writer Mark Byrnes at City Lab last Thursday as he approached the entrance to David Adjaye’s Sugar Hill development, on the site of a former brownfield on West 155th and Saint Nicholas Avenue in West Harlem.
Harlem’s Bradhurst Plaza Supporters Struggle to Change Status Quo
Streetsblog reports that Manhattan Community Board 10′s transportation committee ended months of foot-dragging this week by backing a road diet for Morningside Avenue in Harlem.
Jacob Ruppert, Harlem Brewer, Businessman, And Politician, 1867 – 1939
Jacob Ruppert Jr., August 5, 1867 – January 13, 1939, was a West Harlem brewer, businessman, National Guard colonel, and politician.