After years of trailblazing work, a unique coalition of elected officials and community organizers are set to release an innovative new rezoning study of Morningside Heights. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Community Board 9
NYC Greenlights Amsterdam Avenue Bike Lanes In Harlem
The city will move forward with a plan to make safety improvements and add bike lanes to a dangerous stretch of Amsterdam Avenue in Harlem despite local community board’s opposition, city officials announced Thursday. Continue Reading →
Eartha’s World: Harlem Holiday Lights Ceremony 2018 Bringing In The Holidays
By Eartha Watts Hicks
The most wonderful time of the year is fast approaching and once again, The Harlem Holiday Lights Ceremony is ready to attract New Yorkers and tourists alike. Continue Reading →
An Invitation To Uptown Community Board 9 “The Artist Circle” In Harlem
The Community Board 9 Arts and Culture committee is pleased to invite all performing and visual artist in Manhattanville, Morningside Heights and Hamilton Heights to “The Artist Circle” which will take place on June 16th.
Job: Visual Arts Instructor In Harlem (Update)
With direct oversight by the Director-Programs and Program Manager. Instructors are responsible for planning and implementing a 6-week program that reflects their proposed class outline. Continue Reading →
Leslie Wyche, ‘Harlem’s Mayor,’ Crosses Over
NY Daily News reports that Leslie Wyche (left), a life-long Harlem resident known for years as the uptown neighborhood’s honorary mayor, passed away Thursday evening at a Bronx hospital. He was 73. Continue Reading →
“Affordable” Apartments Today In Harlem (Update)
6sqft reports that applications are now being accepted for five affordable units at 517 West 134th Street, in the burgeoning Manhattan neighborhood of West Harlem. Continue Reading →
City To Extend Amsterdam Bike Lane In Harlem
The city Department of Transportation proposed extending the Amsterdam Avenue bike lane — which currently spans West 76th to 110th streets — as far as West 162nd Street in Washington Heights. Continue Reading →
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