An incredible black and white photograph of a slice of time in Harlem by an unknown photographer on a bright sunny day 125th Street between Lenox Avenue and Seventh Avenue, in Harlem, New York in 1918. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: 125th Street
The 125th Street BID: Curfew, Notice To Businesses, Protests And More
Curfew will Be Issued For NYC Governor Says
A curfew will be imposed for New York City Monday night, Governor Andrew Cuomo says, days after violent protests ended with looting, vandalism, fires and clashes between protestors and police.
The 125th Street BID Announces Our Annual Harlem Light It Up 2019 Event
At a recent event, held at Settepani Restaurant on Malcolm X Blvd., the president and CEO of the 125th Street Business Improvement District, Barbara Askins, Continue Reading →
Barbara Askins Talks 125th Street On The Danny Tisdale Show (Video)
Join Barbara Askins, president and founder of the 125th Street BID, as she talks about the future of 125th Street, the growth of Harlem, her paintings and much more, with award-winning host Danny Tisdale on The Danny Tisdale Show. Continue Reading →
6 Train Service Suspended At 125th Street In Harlem (Updated)
Due to switch problems, 6 train service is suspended between 125th Street in Harlem and Pelham Bay Park in the Bronx in NYC, in both directions. Continue Reading →
RFP For The 125th Street Development Local Investment Fund
On behalf of the East 125th Street Development Task Force, Manhattan CB 11 is coordinating the issuance of an RFP for administrative and management services related to the East 125th Street Local Investment Fund (“LIF”). Continue Reading →
Harlem’s 125th Street Is Going “to Look Like 34th Street” Next Year
On a sunny April afternoon, 125th Street is a study in contrasts. Starting on the East Side near the Triborough Bridge, aging industrial buildings and a shuttered Pathmark give way to a bustling shopping district. Continue Reading →
Supreme MetroCards Re-Stocked, Get Coveted MTA Collector’s Item In Harlem
New Yorkers in pursuit of a Supreme-branded MetroCard are running out of time. The MTA re-stocked MetroCard vending machines Wednesday with the last remaining round of the cards emblazoned with the red and white logo of the popular streetwear brand, according to a statement. Continue Reading →
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