Sony World Open Photography Winner, Christy Lee Rogers, donated two artworks to Mount Sinai Hospital, 1468 Madison Avenue in Harlem, NY.
Tag Archives: The COVID Crisis
Harlem Loses More Coffee Houses Because Of The COVID Crisis And More
In January 2017, Chris and Claire Saphire opened a small neighborhood coffee shop on Central Park North near Lenox Avenue (bet. 111th and 110th Streets), in what was then an under-served area of Harlem. Continue Reading →
Coffee Shop And Bakery Caféine Closes Due To The COVID Crisis In Harlem
After four years on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, the coffee shop and bakery Caféine closed its doors permanently Monday, another casualty of the COVID-19 Crisis. Continue Reading →
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio Furloughs Himself Amid The COVID Crisis
The mayor of New York City will lay himself off. Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Wednesday that all mayor’s office staff, including himself, soon will take five-day furloughs. Continue Reading →
Majority Of New Yorkers From Harlem To The Hudson Fear Worst Of The COVID Crisis To Come
New Yorkers who fear the coronavirus pandemic could come back worse than ever aren’t alone — it’s a worry shared by 62 percent of people in the state, a new survey found. Continue Reading →
After Months Of The COVID Crisis Closure NYC Gyms Reopen From Harlem To Hollis
Pack a mask in your bag and prepare for a more-spacious indoor workout as New York City’s gyms reopen under strict guidelines. Continue Reading →
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