While City Cycling Grows, Bike Lanes Absent Uptown
While the city’s bike lane network continues to expand, it has not reached much of upper Manhattan.
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Star Chef Taking His Talents to Harlem
Celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson ventures into Harlem to open his latest eatery.
$80 Million Harlem Hotel Project Moves Closer to Construction
Despite reports that the Esmith Legacy group is in jeopardy of losing government financing, a city development official says construction will begin early next year.
SLIDESHOW: Uptowners Give New Machines Mixed Vote
On Election Day upper Manhattan residents reported some difficulties using the much-discussed new voting machines. The Bloomberg Administration used Twitter to track voting problems but The Uptowner reporters found their own testimonials. For the full article, visit here.
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Rice Graduate Shooting to Become Rutgers Basketball Star
Kadeem Jack believes that a year of prep school basketball will better prepare him for the college game.
Charter Expansion Drains Harlem’s Traditional Public Schools
Traditional public schools face cutbacks and potential closing as charters grow in Harlem.
