New York City Emergency Management is issuing a travel advisory from Harlem to the Hudson for Friday. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Harlem to the Hudson
Seaport Artois + Michelin Rated Chefs Celebrate Raise Funds For Restaurant Recovery
Last night, Seaport Artois officially kicked off welcoming consumers to Pier 16 to enjoy Michelin-rated chefs’ take on the classic New York Pizza, with entertainment provided by NYC’s sweetheart DJ Vashtie Kola. Continue Reading →
Lawmakers Pass Legislation Waiving Taxes On Small Business Recovery Grants
Last week, the New York State Senate and Assembly passed legislation proposed by Governor Andrew M. Cuomo to affects mall businesses from Harlem to the Hudson. Continue Reading →
NY Senate Passes Senator Holymans Gender Recognition Act From Harlem To The Hudson
Today, the New York State Senate passed the Gender Recognition Act (S.4402-B/A.5465-D) sponsored by Senator Brad Hoylman and Assembly Member Daniel O’Donnell. Continue Reading →
Senate Majority Advances Reforms To Industrial Development Agencies
Today, the Senate Democratic Majority advanced legislation to reform Industrial Development Agencies (IDAs) across from Harlem to the Hudson. Continue Reading →
New York City To Expand Child Care For Working Families From Harlem To The Hudson
Mayor de Blasio today announced an initiative to expand low-cost and free child care for thousands of families from Harlem to the Hudson. Continue Reading →
The Economics Of Purchasing & Owning An Electric Vehicles From Harlem To The Hudson
As part of our public awareness campaign on electric vehicles, Plug It In, NY, we released the fourth in our series of fact sheets to encourage New Yorkers to make an EV their next vehicle. Continue Reading →
Senate Majority Advances Legislation To Protect Elder New Yorkers From Harlem To The Hudson
Today, the Senate Democratic Majority advanced legislation to support and protect the rights of elder New Yorkers. Continue Reading →
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