The Numbers Game: Does the NYPD Manipulate Crime Statistics?
The New York Police Department has been accused of downgrading felony crimes, including sexual assaults, in an attempt to keep crime statistics low.
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November, 2010
Team Taino: “Every Kid Here Has A Need”
For Taino Towers’ kids, a new basketball team may be an alternative to the streets.
Star Chef Taking His Talents to Harlem
Celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson ventures into Harlem to open his latest eatery.
Unemployment Remains High Uptown
The unemployment rate uptown is about 13.6 percent, compared with 9.2 percent in the city and 9.7 percent nationwide.
November 30, 2010 | Posted in Economy | Read More »
Hispanic Society Appeals for Renovation Money
The Hispanic Society of America, which houses the world’s largest collection of Hispanic art, plans massive renovations.
Black Friday Shoppers Flock to Target at East River Plaza
About 2,000 shoppers line up for the 4 a.m. store opening and dozens walk out with new flat screen TVs.
Library Budget Cuts Take Hold Uptown
Budget cuts have affected the New York Public Library but uptown branches, including Harlem’s Schomburg Center, are looking for ways to bridge the gaps.
Sexual Assault Suspect Was Free on Compassionate Grounds
The man accused in a rape case earlier this month had his sentence for another crime postponed just two days before the assault.
November 23, 2010 | Posted in Community | Read More »
Schools Provide Crisis Support Services to Students
Tthe Uptowner investigates the crisis teams that provide counseling and support to schools after a tragedy.
Live Streaming Transforms Harlem Hip-Hop
A new Uncle Ralph show uses Livestream to put hip-hop legends and newcomers on the air.
November 23, 2010 | Posted in Arts & Culture | Read More »
