The Legendary Hamilton Lodge Ball Home At The Rockland Palace Dance Hall In Harlem 1920’s
The Rockland Palace was the home of Hamilton Lodge Ball at the corner at 280 West 155th street and Frederick Douglass Avenues in Harlem in the 1920s and 1930s.
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A Thank You And Farewell From Harlem To The Hudson By Lynda Hamilton
To all of the dear followers of communications that I have sent on behalf of our Forever Mayor, David N. Dinkins, over the past 8 years.
Harriet Kimbro-Hamilton’s New Book Honors Black Baseball Heroes From Her Father And More
The daughter of black baseball legend Henry Kimbro has spent the past year writing a new book to help commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Baseball Negro League in Nashville.
Sugar Hill Creamery’s Second Scoop Shop Opens In Hamilton Heights
Sugar Hill Creamery is planning to open its second location this weekend at 3629 Broadway (at 150th) in Hamilton Heights. Saturday’s soft open will include a neighborhood party at 2 Continue Reading →
Hamilton Heights, The Home Of Horne, Hammerstein, And A Guy Name Alexander And Others Uptown
Hamilton Heights is a neighborhood in the northern part of Manhattan, in New York City.
Resources For Economic Support For Small Businesses From Harlem To Hamilton Heights
Greetings from the Columbia-Harlem Small Business Development Center:
Man Wanted In Connection To 7 Sex Assaults In Hamilton Heights NY
NYPD in Harlem are searching for a man in connection to at least seven sexual assaults in Harlem.
Yolande’s Yard: Lyn-Genet’s Kitchen Day Of The Dead Celebration In Hamilton Heights (Video)
Story by Yolande Brener and photographs by Maribel Acosta Nutritionist and cookbook author, Lyn-Genet Recitas, has a vision–not only to provide healthy comfort food for all tastes from vegan to Continue Reading →
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