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Support The Next Generation Of Publisher’s At H.Y.P.E.! CEO, Founder and Master Chocolatier Maribel Lieberman of MarieBelle New York, with Resident Magazine Editor-in-Chief Hillary Latos and Publisher Christopher Pape, celebrated Continue Reading →
Resident Magazine Editor-in-Chief Hillary Latos and Publisher Christopher Pape celebrated the July 2018 Summer Issue in Harlem style with cover star, Ryan Serhant at an exclusive preview of 253 West Continue Reading →
Support The Next Generation Of Publisher’s At H.Y.P.E.! On Wednesday, December 12th, 2018, Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights hosted the fabulous 2018 Ripple of Hope Awards honoring four exceptional laureates Continue Reading →
Leader of New York City Post-Prison Reentry Nonprofit “Getting Out and Staying Out (GOSO)” Calls for Support of “First Step Act” Reforms Support The Next Generation Of Publisher’s At H.Y.P.E.! Continue Reading →
On Wednesday, December 12, 2018, Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights, under the leadership of the organization’s president Kerry Kennedy, will host the Ripple of Hope Awards. Support The Next Generation Continue Reading →
It’s About You We create and curate your story to deepen the connection between companies and the Harlem community. We keep a relentless focus on our 83,000 weekly readers, bringing content Continue Reading →
Special Events Project Manager for BetaNYC Support The Next Generation Of Publisher’s At H.Y.P.E.! For the next six months, BetaNYC is working with NYC Schools’ CS for All program to Continue Reading →
Support The Next Generation Of Publisher’s At H.Y.P.E.! On Thanksgiving Day, platinum recording artist Sheck Wes teamed up with the New York City Housing Authority, NYCHA and Douglaston Development to Continue Reading →
On Wednesday, Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer (pictured) and City Council Member Francisco Moya condemned the Federal Communications Commission’s proposal to limit local governments’ ability to use cable franchise Continue Reading →
Advocates are suing the city to preserve dreams of home ownership at a Harlem apartment building that has gone unoccupied for 10 years, the Legal Aid Society announced reports Patch. Continue Reading →