Staten Island Archives - Harlem World Magazine

Harlem’s Catsimatidis, NYCEDC And SIE Celebrate Deal To Bring Baseball Back To Staten Island

 New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) and Staten Island Entertainment (SIE) LLC celebrated the return of the professional ball to Staten Island. Continue reading

Hundreds In NYC Catholic Clergy Accused Of Sex Abuse From Harlem To The Hudson (See List)

The investigative news site ProPublica, has compiled the most comprehensive list so far of Catholic clergy "credibly accused" of sexual abuse. Continue reading

Mayor de Blasio Cracks Down On Predatory Practices In Taxi Industry From Harlem To Hollis

The de Blasio Administration today announced it arrested a Staten Island man accused of impersonating a City Marshal in order to repossess taxi cabs and medallions from unsuspecting taxi owners.Continue reading

City Council Speaker Johnson Wants Pay-What-You-Can Fines From Harlem To Hollis

Some New York City fines could soon be like admission to the Met: Pay what you can. City Council Speaker Corey Johnson unveiled a proposal Wednesday that would charge New Yorkers for certain civil offenses based on their wages.Continue reading

Self-Cloning Tick Species Could Invade NYC From Harlem Too Hollis This Year, Study Warns

An invasive tick species that can clone itself and make humans sick may pose a greater threat to New York City than researchers previously thought writes Patch. Continue reading

Staten Island Gets A New No. 2 Cop And A Top NYPD Official From Harlem

SILive reports that should a terrorist plot ever take aim at Staten Island, the borough couldn't ask for a more experienced tandem at the helm.Continue reading

DCAS Opens First Civil Service Testing Center For Applicants From Harlem To Hollis On Staten Island

The Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) officially opened a new Computer-Based Testing and Applications Center (CTAC) for Civil Service exams today at 135 Canal St., 3rd floor, in the Stapleton section of Staten Island.Continue reading

REBNY Report: NYC Residential Transactions Register New Average Sales Price Highs in 3Q

Among the New York City home sales transactions completed in the third quarter of 2017, those recorded for cooperatives from Harlem to Hollis.Continue reading

Amazon Is Building A $5 billion Secondary North American HQ And Wants Local Governments To Submit Proposals

Venturebeat reports that Amazon has announced plans to open a second headquarters in North America and today launched a request for proposal (RFP) from local and state governments as it looks to pin down a site for the project.Continue reading

Donor Analysis And Interactive Map For Clinton Vs Trump Presidential Campaign

We wanted to share with you an updated data study regarding the Clinton Vs Trump presidential campaign from NY-based RentHop. Continue reading

Harlem Pastor Butts Considering Run For Mayor

Harlem pastor Calvin Butts says he’s considering running for mayor — and would consider forming an alliance with the Republican Party against Mayor de Blasio.Continue reading

Landmarks Designates Two More Backlog Sites In Harlem

On Tuesday, June 28th, 2016, the Landmarks Preservation Commission took another step towards clearing its formerly 95-item backlog of sites calendared pre-2010.Continue reading

Here, Here, Harlem Officials Call For City Wide Ferry Plan Expansion In Harlem

Today, elected officials, community leaders and transportation advocates reiterated their call for ferry service along the Hudson River.Continue reading

Up Close with CC Minton: Dust Settles After the NYC Marathon

[caption id="attachment_54906" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Cheer Team: Heather LeClair and daughter and others[/caption] By CC Minton On Sunday, November 1, 2015, fifty thousand runners took to the streets to run the New York City Marathon. The event kicked off in Staten Island and ended in Central Park.Continue reading

Lynda Ireland, Former President & CEO, NY & NJ MSDC, Has Died

Lynda Ireland, the former president and CEO of the New York & New Jersey Minority Supplier Development Council (The Council) and considered one of the nation’s leading advocates in M/WBE business development, died at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital of New Brunswick, NJ at age 67 on March 27 following a long illness.Continue reading