Photographs by Seitu Oronde
On Tuesday, April 20, 2021, Seitu attended the celebration of the verdict in the George Floyd case on 125th Street in front of the State Office Building in Harlem, NY. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Cordell Cleare
Seitu’s World: The Harlem Honors Awards, Honoring Those Who Died Of COVID-19
By Seitu Oronde
The Harlem Honors Awards is a group that comes together in vans as they drive by different locations honoring people that have lived and resided in Harlem they have passed away this year during the COVID-19 Crisis. Continue Reading →
Congrats, To Longtime Harlem Pol Who Prevailed Over Challengers
City Limits reports that in Harlem, it was legacy that trumped winds of change. Longtime Harlem pol Bill Perkins won the primary with 49 percent of the vote, a wide margin over challengers Marvin Holland, who received 20 percent, Cordell Cleare, who received 17 percent, and three other Democrats. Continue Reading →
Central Harlem City Council Election District 9: Candidates, Polling Places And More
Voters in Central Harlem will take to the polls on Tuesday, September 12, 2017, to cast crucial votes in this year’s Democratic primary. Continue Reading →
Harlem City Council Special Election Results
Update: In a low-turnout affair State Senator Bill Perkins was declared victorious in a special election to fill the City Council seat vacated by Inez Dickens. Continue Reading →
Special Election Is Valentine’s Day Showdown In Harlem
This is a big year for local elections. The mayor, comptroller and public advocate are all up for re-election along with all 51 members of the City Council. Continue Reading →
Harlem City Council Candidates To Debate Issues
Candidates vying for the vacant City Council District 9 seat in a February 14 election will debate issues facing East Harlem on Tuesday, Feb. 7th, 2017. Continue Reading →
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