Mayor de Blasio Announced Sewer Credit For Over 53,000 Low-Income Homeowners
Mayor de Blasio today announced that more than 53,000 low-income homeowners are receiving an automatic $115 credit on their water and sewer bill.
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Solar Capacity Expands Under Mayor de Blasio From Harlem To Hollis
In advance of Earth Day on April 22, Mayor Bill de Blasio today announced that solar capacity continues to expand citywide, bringing better access to clean affordable energy and well-paying green jobs.
Harlem Elected Mark Levine And Others Hold Trump Tower For Climate Change Teach-In
Invoking a decades-old legal requirement for public access at Trump Tower, dozens of New Yorkers and Harlem’ City Councilman Mark Levine convened inside the skyscraper today for a climate change teach-in spanning jobs, energy efficiency, and public parks.
Council Transportation Committee Approves Harlem’s Mark Levine Car Sharing Bill
Today, the City Council Transportation Committee approved legislation prime sponsored by Harlem Council Member Mark Levine.
“Lefty” The Harlem Deer Died Amid A Daylong NY Political In Deergate Feud
“Lefty” the one horn, white-tailed deer whose fate became entangled in a daylong feud between New York city and state offices died Friday from the stress of captivity, the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation said.
What? Harlem’s One-Antlered Deer “Lefty” Dies From ‘Stress’ Before Relocation, City Says
Harlem’s famous one-antlered deer, “Lefty,” died Friday as he awaited relocation upstate, according to a spokesman for the NYC Mayor’s Office.
“Lefty” Or “Bambi,” Harlem’s One Antlered Deer To Be Killed (Update)
Harlem’s Jackie Robinson Park its home since early December was captured Thursday near the Polo Grounds Towers and is expected to be killed, a city hall spokeswoman told source.
City Launches Website To Help Waterfront Builders From Harlem To Hollis
Crains New York reports that applicants for construction permits on waterfront property can end up waist-deep in bureaucracy, but a new website will help them navigate.
Hey Harlem, Do You Have A Mercury Thermostat?
This is the season to make sure your thermostat is working! According to the NY State Department of Environmental Conservation, over 300,000 mercury thermostats are removed from walls each year, and almost 99 percent of them are sent to landfills and incinerators.
Harlem Building’s Toxic History Not Revealed
Dozens of artists, entrepreneurs and non-profits are renting space in a Harlem building with a toxic past, and they were never told before signing rental agreements.