Harlem’s Bruce McMarion Wright, born Marion Bruce Wright, December 19, 1917 – March 24, 2005, was an American jurist who served on the New York State Supreme Court. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Times Square
Join The The Official Time Square New Year’s Eve 2021 Live Webcast
Send out the old year and ring in the new with a front-row seat to Times Square‘s biggest celebration, all from the comfort of your home. Continue Reading →
Barbara Askins, President Of 125th Street BID On The Expansion Of Vendor Permits
On August 13th, 2020, the headlines on the digital version of AMNY headlines read Times Square rally seeks to expand street vendors – but can New York City take it? Continue Reading →
OpEd: In New Year And New Decade WaHi Students Share Vision For Climate Justice
Last week, as the world watched, four local high school students and two teachers from uptown were recognized for their climate activism while leading the Times Square ball drop on New Year’s Eve 2019. Continue Reading →
Baby It’s Cold Outside, The First Snow Of 2020 In Forecast
The first snow of 2020 is set to hit the city this weekend. Forecasters are predicting heavy rain will turn to snow Sunday. Continue Reading →
Harlem Resident Alex Bugnon Performs At 10th Annual NYC Winter Wine Festival 2019
New York Wine Events is pleased to announce the New York City Winter Wine Festival presented by Citi featuring hundreds of wines from around the globe will return to Times Square at the PlayStation Theater on Saturday, March 9, 2019. Continue Reading →
Uptown Council Member Rodriguez Has Concerns Over Use of Drone Technology by NYPD
Statement by Uptown Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez concerns over the use of drone technology by NYPD: “As the annual NYC New Year’s Eve Times Square celebration approaches, I commend the work of the NYPD and their efforts to keep the City of New York safe every year. Continue Reading →
The Official Time Square New Year’s Eve 2019 Live Webcast
I know, I know, you’re at home in Harlem, asking yourself, how can I see the ball drop in Time Square? Continue Reading →
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