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Silicon Harlem loves you. Yes, you, Harlem. Who else would we be talking to? For over one hundred years you have been the place where the game changes. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Diane Allford
Harlem’s Al Sharpton Wants A Black City Council Speaker
The NY Post reports that Rev. Al Sharpton wants race to weigh heavily in who becomes the next leader of the City Council. Continue Reading →
New York City Voted Best City For Halloween
With total Halloween spending expected to reach $6.9 billion this year and more than 68 million Americans buying costumes for the holiday, the personal finance website WalletHub took a look and the results are in New York City is the Best City for Halloween. Continue Reading →
Graduation Day for the Girls Who Code Summer (audio)
By Diane Allford | Allford + Trotman
On August 27, 2015, it was a joyous day at the AT&T Summer Immersion Program’s graduation and the final project for the Girls Who Code. Continue Reading →
Wine Tastings From California To Italy In Harlem
The Winery in Harlem has a great no expense series of wine tastings from around the world where you can experience the difference between a wine from France to Eastern Europe. Continue Reading →
Harlem Haberdashery’s SAVOR HARLEM 2015 (photos)
By Diane Allford Continue Reading →
Silicon Harlem’s Youth Education & Career Conference 2.0
On Saturday, August 8th, Silicon Harlem and the Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce, held the Youth Education & Career Conference 2.0 for teens and young adults. Continue Reading →
Yinka Shonibare MBE at the Morris-Jumel Mansion
By Johanna Vermeer | Photos by Diane Allford
Upon entering the Morris-Jumel Mansion there is a room to the left. Looking in, there is a mirror showing us, the visitors, ourselves. Or does it? Continue Reading →
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