Harlem News, Life Style, History & Renaissance
Harlem News, Life Style, History & Renaissance
In borough presidents Gale Brewers first Jan Update E-Newsletter for the year 2020 states:
“I issued my formal ULURP recommendation on a zoning text amendment proposed by the Olnick Organization for the development of five new buildings located at the Lenox Terrace complex in Central Harlem. Continue Reading →
In a report published by the New York City Department of Health, it was made obvious that heart disease is a real cause for concern in Central Harlem. Continue Reading →
When Rebecca Hodges sent her son to Pre-K in Brooklyn, she was excited for the year to come—full of learning adventures and making new friends. Continue Reading →
A Harlem woman going through health difficulties has found it difficult to take care of her three beloved dogs and is looking for a new home for the animals. Continue Reading →
A new mixed-use residential skyscraper by JFrankl Associates is scheduled to rise at 260-270 West 126th Street in Central Harlem reports NY Yimby. Continue Reading →
Adults living in Harlem may be more susceptible to suffering from Asthma due to poor housing conditions that lead to asthma triggers such as mold and pests, according to a new study from Localize.city. Continue Reading →
A great photograph by Harlem documentarian James Reuel Smith of the I. Kunz’s Well, (80 feet west), at 6th Street at West 138th Street, in Harlem, New York, on April 21, 1898. Continue Reading →
Because Hunger Doesn’t Take a Holiday …
Post-Thanksgiving meals: The hardest time for New Yorkers in need to find a meal is the day AFTER Thanksgiving when many soup kitchens and charities are closed. Continue Reading →