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School Says Harlem Elementary Teacher Had Students Give Her Massages
The curriculum in this classroom was readin’, writin’ — and rubdowns. Continue Reading →
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Calling All Harlem Parents Register Your Child For A Free Fresh Air Fund Summer Experience
Time to register your child for The Fresh Air Fund’s 141st summer of serving New York City children from low-income communities, and give your child an experience of a lifetime, free of charge. Continue Reading →
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Harlem School Closings For March 14 Blizzard
Some schools in New York City may close when a major blizzard is expected to dump up to two feet of snow on New York City on Monday night and into Tuesday, a storm forecasters expect will be the worst of the year. Continue Reading →
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Bohemia Realty Group In Harlem Announces Ambassadors Of Fun Initiative
Bohemia Realty Group, the preeminent brokerage for sales, commercial, and residential leasing in Upper Manhattan and the Bronx, is expanding upon an already dynamic team-building program by appointing two of its top agents, Thomas Rodriguez and Chase Safarowic, as “Ambassadors of Fun.” Continue Reading →
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Billionaire Art Collector William Louis-Dreyfus Who Donated Art To Harlem Children’s Zone Has Died
As actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus accepted an Emmy for “Outstanding Lead Actress” last night for her role as President Selina Meyer on HBO’s hit series “Veep,” she also surprised the crowd by revealing that her father who donated his art collection to the Harlem Children’s Zone had died just two days prior. Continue Reading →
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Understanding Harlem The Ghetto Starts With The First Jewish One, Says Author
This year marks the 500th anniversary of the opening of the Venetian Ghetto, where the city’s Jews were forced to live for nearly 300 years. Continue Reading →
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