Manhattan Supermarket Survey Shows Too Few For Residents From Harlem To Houston
AMNY reports that Manhattan has one supermarket for every 7,178 of its residents, and its borough president said that must change. VIDEO
Supermarket Association, Residents And Electeds Decry Closing Of City Fresh Market In Harlem
The National Supermarket Association (NSA), community leaders and elected officials, including New York City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito and New York State Senator Adriano Espaillat, rallied today on East 116th Street, East Harlem, New York. VIDEO
New York City Releases 10 Year Food Policy Plan From Harlem To Hollis
Mayor Bill de Blasio and the Mayor’s Office of Food Policy (MOFP) announced today the release of the City’s first-ever 10-Year Food Policy Plan. VIDEO
The COVID-19 Crisis: NSA To Make Free, Accessible Transportation Available To Seniors
The National Supermarket Association (NSA) today announced that in partnership with Lyft, it will provide access to transportation for seniors in New York City. VIDEO
Manhattan Borough Board Calls For Commercial Rent Tax Reforms
In a unanimous vote this morning, the Manhattan Borough Board formally called on the City Council and Mayor Bill de Blasio to pass and sign into law two bills reforming the city’s Commercial Rent Tax (CRT), to save Manhattan small businesses and supermarkets. VIDEO
Harlem’s Council Member Rodriguez Co-Names Street Ceremony for Freddy Beras Goico
At the foot of Uptown’s own cathedral for cultural arts, the historic United Palace (this architectural landmark was once home to Rev. Ike, designed by the legendary Thomas Lamb, etc.,), one of the most recognizable figures in entertainment for the Washington Heights Dominican community will don a key thoroughfare. VIDEO
Join The Community Against The Shuttering Of City Fresh Market In East Harlem
Less than a year after Pathmark – East Harlem’s largest supermarket closed its doors for the last time – the National Supermarket Association, East Harlem community leaders, Community Board Members and elected officials, including Harlem, New York City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito and New York State Senator Adriano Espaillat. VIDEO