The State Of Affordable Housing During The COVID Crisis In Harlem
By Jerrod Delaine All housing has been affected by the COVID-19 Global Health pandemic, with New York being the epicenter of how it can spread and bring a city to Continue Reading →
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Harlem The COVID Crisis Rates Still The Highest In Manhattan
Coronavirus rates in Harlem continue to rank among the highest in Manhattan as part of the citywide resurgence that has shuttered schools and prompted warnings about a possible return to Continue Reading →
Deaths Rise 63 Percent, Current Outbreak Of The COVID Crisis Linked To Big-Box Stores
Coronavirus (COVID-19) tally as compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
During The COVID Crisis A Harlem Nonprofit Launches Food Drive Ahead Of Holidays
A Harlem nonprofit that has given out thousands of free meals during the COVID crisis is stepping up its efforts to help feed families during the holiday season.
The COVID Crisis Closes Another Harlem School Building
Another Harlem school building has closed temporarily after multiple coronavirus cases were reported in separate classrooms, according to the Department of Education.
Master Works Raises Spirits During The COVID Crisis At Mount Sinai Hospital In Harlem
Sony World Open Photography Winner, Christy Lee Rogers, donated two artworks to Mount Sinai Hospital, 1468 Madison Avenue in Harlem, NY.
Harlem Loses More Coffee Houses Because Of The COVID Crisis And More
In January 2017, Chris and Claire Saphire opened a small neighborhood coffee shop on Central Park North near Lenox Avenue (bet. 111th and 110th Streets), in what was then an Continue Reading →
NYC Flu Prevention Amid The COVID Crisis Rite Aid Is Offering Vaccines And Pharmacists
With a number of stores throughout Harlem, today the drug store chain Rite Aid is now offering seasonal flu shots from Harlem to Hollis.
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