Incumbent Democrat Adriano Espaillat secured the party’s nomination for his reelection to Congress by fending off two primary challengers Tuesday, according to the Associated Press. Continue Reading →
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The COVID Crisis: The City And The State Need To Work Alongside Latino Institutions To Help Communities Most Impacted
Uptown council member Ydanis Rodriguez states: “This week, New York State has initiated the reopening process in counties that have shown significant progress in the fight against COVID-19. Continue Reading →
Uptown Council Member Rodriguez Calls To Connect Riders With Other Modes Of Transportation
Today, May 5th, 2020, Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez, Chairman of the Transportation Committee held a press conference at the 161st Street-Yankee Stadium trains station to address the MTA newly proposed night closures for subway cleaning operation. Continue Reading →
The COVID-19 Crisis: Uptowns Rodriguez And Constantinides Resolution Supports NYS Bill To Cancel Rent
Council Members Ydanis Rodriguez (pictured) and Costa Constantinides today announced a resolution in support of the State bill to Cancel Rent. Continue Reading →
The COVID Crisis: Columbia University, City College Dorms And More Should House COVID Patients
Vacant dorms at the City College of New York’s Harlem campus should be repurposed to house New Yorkers stricken by coronavirus who are unable to socially isolate at home, a local Upper Manhattan lawmaker said. Continue Reading →
A Northern Manhattan Coronavirus Update From Uptown NYC Council Member Rodriguez
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
Tonight as we are getting ready to rest for the night or to take on a night shift, I want to let everyone know that we are working day and night to ensure all New Yorkers receive the help they need during these trying days. Continue Reading →
Like Marcus Garvey’s SS Shadyside, Lieutenant Kennedy’s PT-59 ‘At The Bottom Of The Harlem River’ (Updated)
In an article from 2014, Harlem World Magazine wrote that Harlem’s Marcus Garvey’s SS Shadyside sank in the Harlem River in 1921. Continue Reading →
