Friends, We’ve made it through the first week! This is the fifth of my COVID-19 newsletters, for Friday, March 20, 2020, assembling what I hope is useful information all in one place. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Harlem To Houston
Manhattan Volunteers From Harlem To Houston Take Home Top Honors At Citywide Awards
On Thursday, February 27, 2020, Partnerships for Parks (PfP) proudly held a special 25th anniversary It’s My Park Awards reception. Continue Reading →
What Better New Year’s Resolution To Make Than To Get More Involved In Your Community?
Borough President Gale Brewer and communities from Harlem to Houston is looking for passionate and engaged New Yorkers who are dedicated to making a difference in their neighborhoods. Continue Reading →
New York Cares Day For Schools Volunteers Revitalize Public Schools From Harlem To Houston
On Saturday, October 19, 2019, New York Cares hosted the 28th annual New York Cares Day for Schools from Harlem to Houston. Continue Reading →
Harlem Business Owner Atim Annette Oton Becomes Advisor For NY Initiative The David Prize
Harlem business owner, Atim Annette Oton announced today in her Calabar Gallery newsletter that she is an advisor for The David Prize, The Prize is a celebration of individuals and ideas to create a better, brighter New York City. Continue Reading →
Mayor de Blasio Puts For Hire Vehicle Cruising Cap And Extends License Cap Into Effect
Mayor Bill de Blasio yesterday took steps to quickly put into effect a historic set of Taxi and Limousine Commission regulations that will combat congestion from Harlem to Houston by requiring high-volume for-hire vehicle app companies to more efficiently manage their fleets. Continue Reading →
B.P. Brewer Announces Community Board Appointments From Harlem To Houston
Today, Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer announced this year’s slate of appointments to Manhattan’s 12 Community Boards. Continue Reading →
KIND Volunteers And Kids Win At Event At The Jennie A. Clarke Shelter In Harlem
Last week, a volunteer event with employees from KIND, that believes that “kindness can change the world,” was at the Jennie A. Clarke Shelter in Harlem. Continue Reading →
