Spanish Harlem’s Edgar Santana plots boxing comeback
Returning to boxing after a 2008 drug conviction, Edgar Santana is making a final bid for glory.
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Newcomers Fuel East Harlem Real Estate Surge
East Harlem’s real estate demand has more than doubled since last year.
Harlem’s Creatives Fund Projects Online, Almost
For Harlem’s artistic entrepreneurs, the Internet represents the latest front for funding projects. Kind of.
Occupy Wall Street Funds Harlem’s Occupy477, Born of Ancient Legal Wrangles
A partially occupied building in Harlem has received $3000 from Occupy Wall Street, while protestors and residents grapple with the building’s murky legal history.
Harlem’s Africans Embrace Health Care, With Exceptions
Harlem’s pan-African community is better equipped than ever at managing its health care requirements, but problems persist.
Surging Herman Cain Buoys Harlem’s Black Conservatives
Harlem’s black conservatives, scarce but energized, pin their hopes on Herman Cain.
October 25, 2011 | Posted in Government | Read More »
Viral McDonald’s Videos Spotlight Workers’ Vulnerability
A much-viewed YouTube video reveals potential risks to late-night fast food employees.
October 19, 2011 | Posted in Community | Read More »
Corporations Keep Giving to Harlem Public Schools
Despite the economic gloom, Harlem’s public schools are experiencing a boom in corporate philanthropy.
October 14, 2011 | Posted in Education | Read More »
Uptown’s Ecuadoreans Lack Political Clout, Community Organization
Upper Manhattan’s Ecuadoreans pin their hopes on greater political influence.
