New York Yimby reports that with Harlem’s 125th Street seeing a proliferation of new developments in recent years, it should come as no surprise that twenty blocks to the north, the 145th Street Corridor is also growing once again. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: 125th Street (Manhattan)
Miu Miu Leather Strapped High Heel Pink Shoes
These classic Miu Miu leather strapped high heel pink shoes were made for walking from 125th Street and back, and everything else that comes a Harlem woman’s way. Continue Reading →
Rudy’s World: Big Belly Solar Panel Trash Compactor Launch In Harlem
By Rudy Collins
On July 22nd, 2017, State Sen. Brian Benjamin, Council member Bill Perkins, the NAACP, Barbara Askins, president of the 125th Street BID and others were on hand to present the new solar panel trash compactors to help clean up Harlem’s 125th Street and Lenox Avenue.
Rudy’s World: Harlem’s 125th Street – Our Own Champs – Elysees
By Rudy CollinsCross 110th Street – Harlem’s 125th Street, Our own Champs – Elyse, stretching from the East River to the Hudson River, with Grant Houses looming in the background.Continue Reading →
FDNY Suspends Trains From Harlem To The Bronx
Due to FDNY activity, A train service is suspended between 125 Street and Inwood at 207 Street in both directions, and C train service is suspended between Euclid Avenue and 168 Street in both directions. Continue Reading →
Hungry Harlem Raccoon Posse Terrorizes Tenants
A gang of food-grubbing raccoons has been terrorizing occupants of a West Harlem building by climbing up and down the fire escape and trying to push through window screens, residents say. Continue Reading →
Pedestrians Struck In Harlem
Pedestrians have been struck in the area of 125th Street and Park Avenue in Harlem, right near the Metro North train station, according to the FDNY. Continue Reading →
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