Uptowners, Police Clash Over Quality of Life Complaints
34th Precinct residents say police don’t respond to minor neighborhood crimes; police claim that’s not true.
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Student-Run Clinic Treats Uninsured Uptowners
Columbia students run a free primary care clinic in Washington Heights for patients who can’t afford medical care.
Uptowners Seek Basic Financial Education
As credit markets turn against them, uptowners look for free financial education seminars and counseling.
Tonnie’s Minis Brings Cupcakes and Color to Harlem
Tonnie’s Minis, a West Village cupcake shop, is expanding in Harlem.
November 3, 2009 | Posted in Economy | Read More »
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 »
Columbia B-School Targets Uptown Entrepreneurs
Columbia Business School reaches out to small businesses close to home.
P.S. 194: The School That Wouldn’t Die
Once scheduled for closure, P.S. 194 received a rare second chance to prove its critics wrong.
October 14, 2009 | Posted in Education | Read More »
Uptowners Unaware Of Health Care Options
Over one million New Yorkers have no health care coverage, but many would qualify for subsidized plans if they applied.
