Untappedcities.com reports that St. Nicholas Avenue that extends north-south from 111th Street to 193rd Street, St. Nicholas Avenue is, of course, named after that Saint Nicholas, 4th century saint.
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Coronavirus Thief Strikes At Laundromat In Harlem NYPD Says
A Harlem robber threatened a laundromat worker with the deadly coronavirus during an early Thursday morning stick up, an NYPD spokesperson said. Continue Reading →
Pilot Lands On St. Nicholas Avenue, 1956
Surprise airplane landings always make headlines. Who will forget Capt. Chesley Sullenberger steering a US Airways jetliner onto the Hudson River in 2009? Continue Reading →
New ‘Harlem Details,’ Classic Organic T-Shirts
This white short sleeve t-shirt from the “Harlem Details” series is one of our new one-of-kind favorites from the Harlem World Gear collection. Continue Reading →
Affordable Development Approved In Harlem
On June 27, 2017, Landmarks considered and approved a proposal for a new development on a vacant lot at 841 St. Nicholas Avenue, at the corner of 152nd Street, in the Hamilton Heights/Sugar Hill Northwest Historic District. Continue Reading →
Real Estate Multifamily Investment In Harlem (Updated)
Amazing opportunity to purchase this newly renovated 5-story building in West Harlem. Legal 11 family property with a newly installed elevator and roof. The first floor was extended to create 2 duplex garden apartments. Continue Reading →
Harlem Woman Wants Park lights To Go On Earlier
Carmen Peguero walks to the subway every morning and night at 135th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue to get to the subway in Harlem, New York. Continue Reading →
David Adjaye’s Children’s Museum Opens In Harlem
The children’s museum within Adjaye Associates’ Sugar Hill housing project in Harlem New York opens to the public on Saturday. Continue Reading →
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