New Yorkers living, working, or studying in one of Manhattan’s 12 community board districts are encouraged to apply to join their local board before close of business Friday, February 9, 2018 (new deadline is February 28th, 2019). Continue Reading →
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Applications For Harlem Community Board Membership 2018 Now Open
Harlem Community Board membership applications are now open: We’re looking for passionate and engaged New Yorkers who are dedicated to making a difference in their neighborhoods. Continue Reading →
Brewer And Levine Call Out Amtrak For Devastating Local Community Garden In Harlem
In a recent letter to Amtrak CEO Richard H. Anderson, Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer and Mark Levine called out the national rail carrier.
BetaNYC’s SLA Mapper (SLAM) From Harlem To Hollis
SLA Mapper (SLAM) is a tool that aggregates data that community boards from Harlem to Hollis often have to gather in order to review liquor license applications and sidewalk cafe applications. Continue Reading →
Community Board: New Licensing Committee Requirements In Harlem
Dear Friend,
I would like to share with you the new Community Board 12, Manhattan Licensing Committee requirements for processing all liquor licenses. Continue Reading →
CB11: Harlem Community Input Is Vital At All Public Meetings
Community input is vital at all Community Board 11 public meetings, that’s why going forward we will post the calendars for each meeting as we receive it from each community board! Continue Reading →
Brewer, Espaillat, Uptown Electeds And Community Celebrate Agreement To Keep Coogan’s Open
Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer and U.S. Rep. Adriano Espaillat gathered Sunday afternoon with a broad coalition of uptown Manhattan elected officials, Community Board members, and neighbors. Continue Reading →
Dont Like It, Change It! Applications For Community Board Membership Now Open
Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer‘s office is now accepting applications for Community Board membership. New Yorkers living, working, or studying in one of Manhattan’s 12 community board districts are encouraged to apply. Continue Reading →
