Spectrum has announced a donation of $7,500 to Inhisname United through the company’s national community philanthropic program. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Northern Manhattan
Street Busway To Launch Bringing Faster Bus Speed To Riders Upper Manhattan
Mayor Bill de Blasio today announced the 181st Street Busway, which will bring faster bus speeds to 66,000 daily riders in Washington Heights, will launch on April 26th, 2021. Continue Reading →
AARP, Organizations Of Color Urge Overdue Boost In NYS Funding For Non-Parent Relatives Raising Children
Non-parent relatives raising children in New York – disproportionately African American and mostly grandparents – face multiple disparities while performing an already tough task. Continue Reading →
Mayor’s Office Of Immigrant Affairs Announces Funding Awards To Organizations
Today, the Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs and Department of Social Services/Human Resources Administration celebrate five years since the launch of ActionNYC. Continue Reading →
Espaillat, Rangel And CUNY Leaders Announce Funding For New At City College
Today, Representative Adriano Espaillat (NY-13), joined by his predecessor, former Representative Charles B. Rangel, City College (CCNY) President Vincent Boudreau Continue Reading →
Uptown’s Ydanis Rodriguez Makes Statement Regarding Noise Task Force
Early this week, at the behest of Northern Manhattan elected officials, Community Board 12 hosted a virtual community meeting. Continue Reading →
Harlem Legend Marjorie Eliot Plays At Stan Michels 12th Annual Memorial Jazz Concert
This wonderful annual musical event will be held virtually this summer. Join the Fort Tryon Tryon Park Trust, NYC Parks, and the Michels family to celebrate Stanley Michels, a luminary in the history of Fort Tryon Park! Continue Reading →
Call To City, State, And Federal Government To Create Fund To Cover All Funeral Expenses (Spanish)
Uptown Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez states that New York City has been the epicenter of a national pandemic that has taken the lives of over 17,000 New Yorkers. Continue Reading →
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