Without God, Without Leader, Harlem Atheists Have Faith in Future
Three months after the death of their leader, Harlem atheists try to regroup
January 4, 2010 | Posted in Religion | Read More »
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Have a Multiculti Holiday: Three Festivals Uptown
This holiday season, Uptowners gather to celebrate a variety of festivals. Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and Three Kings Day are just a few.
Harlem Hero Could Face Deportation
After foiling an armed robbery, Mahamadou Ndiaye faces hearings to determine his refugee
status.
December 9, 2009 | Posted in Community | Read More »
Special Report: Unemployment Uptown
Manhattan joblessness doubled over the past year. Businesses have scaled back while residents try to re-invent themselves.
4-ON-1: Who’s Riding the Night Owl 1 Train?
Four Uptowner reporters rode the subway early one Friday morning and met
Photographer Salvador Aims for Fashion Heights in Heights
Despite picking up a camera only five years ago, Dominican-born fashion photographer Johan Salvador shoots for labels in Midtown while showcasing his current neighborhood: Washington Heights.
Barbie’s Back in Black; Reaction Runs the Spectrum
Last month, Mattel released a new black Barbie that features an “authentic” African American look. Residents of Harlem, a largely black neighborhood, had mixed feelings.
October 20, 2009 | Posted in Arts & Culture | Read More »
Harlem Battles Youth Violence: “We Are Tired of Burying Each Other”
After a gang shooting last week, Harlem gathered to discuss how to keep its youth off the streets.
Costco to Bring Wholesale Changes to East Harlem
In East Harlem, where Hispanic groceries and 99-cent stores dot the streets, the November opening of Costco will bring a host of changes.
October 13, 2009 | Posted in Economy | Read More »
