New Yorkers may see more outdoor cafes open in their neighborhoods when restrictions on in-person dining at city restaurants are lifted as the city rebounds from its coronavirus outbreak. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Antonio Reynoso
Land Use Committee Approves Harlem Church Redevelopment With Modifications
Council makes modifications to include only MIH Option One and a partnership with JOENYC to fund repairs and renovations for existing affordable units in La Hermosa’s district. Continue Reading →
Mayor de Blasio Signs Landmark Legislation To Reform Commercial Waste And Collection Industry
Mayor Bill de Blasio today signed legislation that will radically overhaul the City’s commercial waste program, bringing much-needed reform to an industry known for dangerous, unhealthy and unsustainable conditions. Continue Reading →
With Plastic Bags Banned, NYC Eyes Charge For Paper Ones From Harlem To Hollis
Instead of paper or plastic, New Yorkers from Harlem to Hollis could soon face a different choice at the checkout line: Pay or bring your own reports Patch.
Mayor de Blasio Signs Legislation To Repeal Cabaret Law From Harlem To Hollis
Mayor Bill de Blasio today signed a historic piece of legislation into law which will repeal the 91 year-old Cabaret Law. Continue Reading →
Harlem Electeds Mark-Viverito, Rodriguez And Other Council Members Hail Growth Of Latino Population
On Thursday, June 22nd, 2017, the Census estimated that the share of Latinos from Harlem to Hollis living in New York City had grown to comprise 29% of all inhabitants. Continue Reading →
Uptowns Ydanis Rodriguez And Others Unite To Support Bill Increasing Safety Of Bicycling
Today, despite the rain, Council Members Carlos Menchaca, Uptowns Ydanis Rodriguez, and Antonio Reynoso, advocates and community members came together at the steps of City Hall for a press conference in support of Intro. Continue Reading →
Major Bill de Blasio Administration Announces Major Dusk And Darkness Initiative From Harlem To Hollis
The de Blasio Administration today announced that New York City was redoubling its efforts around Vision Zero as the City enters what has traditionally been the deadliest time of year for pedestrians on streets from Harlem to Hollis, Queens. Continue Reading →
