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Great article by NY Curbed writes that things are set to change in Inwood after the “last affordable neighborhood” in Manhattan was recently rezoned, but for what it’s worth, some things will remain the same. Continue Reading →
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
I hope you can attend an upcoming community meeting to share your input on how to improve the ball field at Inwood Hill Park. Continue Reading →
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
Pan American Art Research (PAMAR), founded by Polly Ferman in 1984, presents the 13th Annual Latin American Cultural Week (LACW), November 13- 21, 2018. Continue Reading →
In the early days, Harlem’s history of waterfront development like the Harlem Rowing clubs and more that came to an end during the early 1900’s.
Summer is over – no worries, be happy as you “swing into fall fitness” to maintain your perfect beach body. Continue Reading →
Join NYC Parks, the Washington Heights & Inwood Development Corporation and the Fort Tryon Park Trust for the 34th annual Medieval Festival. Continue Reading →
Patch reports that elected officials, community leaders, and activist groups gathered Friday on the Plaza de Las Americas in Washington Heights to announced the official designation of the world’s first “Little Dominican Republic.” Continue Reading →
In an article from 2014, Harlem World Magazine wrote that Harlem’s Marcus Garvey’s SS Shadyside sank in the Harlem River in 1921. Continue Reading →
The de Blasio Administration and Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez today celebrated the City Council’s approval of the Inwood neighborhood rezoning, the City’s plan to ensure Inwood remains an affordable, attractive neighborhood for working and immigrant families. Continue Reading →
“Today’s committee vote is the first step to ensure Inwood becomes a fairer and stronger neighborhood. Continue Reading →
Important investments for parks and open space, transportation, infrastructure, a new library building, a cultural center, workforce training and education will represent a comprehensive approach to ensure that Inwood remains an affordable and livable neighborhood for working families. Continue Reading →
