Emergency Roof Repair Closes Historic Harlem Church
Baptist Temple Church is closed for construction after city inspectors found its roof in danger of collapsing.
October 28, 2009 | Posted in Religion | Read More »
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October, 2009
Skeptics Question Columbia-Backed Park
Residents are suspicious of what strings are attached to an Inwood park proposed by Columbia University.
October 28, 2009 | Posted in Community | Read More »
Toys R Us to Unwrap Harlem Store for Christmas
Harlem’s toy market will have a new competitor to face this holiday season, as Toys R Us has announced that it will open a temporary Holiday Express Store uptown this week.
October 27, 2009 | Posted in Economy | Read More »
Big Salaries, Bigger Challenges for $125,000-A-Year Teachers
The Equity Project Charter School in Washington Heights is a radical experiment in education: six-figure salaries for teachers to ensure academic success for students.
The Saints Come Marching into Her Living Room
Behind the scenes at Marjorie Eliot’s Parlor Entertainment jazz sessions, an uptown institution.
For Landmarked Church, Recognition May Lead to Restoration
With new historic designations, Fort Washington Presbyterian Church is eligible for grants.
Coffee, Second Chances in Harlem Café
Ntozake Lundy’s upscale Harlem coffee shop has a community vibe. What makes the café more distinctive is the staff she hires.
Vibe Magazine Moves Uptown, Attempts a Comeback
Harlem media group resuscitates Vibe Magazine, curator of hip-hop culture.
Post Office Renamed for Fallen Marine Faces Uncertain Future
Washington Heights has battled the closure of the Riayan A. Tejeda Post Office, but the Postal Service has still not signed a new long-term lease.
Jets of Harlem Wallop Early Season Opposition
The Jets of Harlem are dominating Big Apple Youth Football early in the season.
