Keepers, Pillars, Poets and Baking Soda: Alleged Fraud and Unholy Restoration at a Harlem Landmark
Harlem’s oldest Black Hebrew congregation is out and two acclaimed writers and poets are in—but not without a fight.
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Uptown Moves: Sports and Fitness Programs Flourish
Uptowners stay active through martial arts, morning exercises, street squash and weightlifting.
Inwood Churches, Community Centers offer Thanksgiving food
Inwood families in need received donated food in time for Thanksgiving.
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Harlem Fly as Ever: Sartorialists Strut Streets
Harlemites spend more on clothing than on childcare, according to a 2010 study by the city’s small business services department.
Despite Crowds, Scams and Malfunctions, Uptown Votes
Sandy survivors battled crowds and technical malfunctions to join uptowners at the polls today.
Election Day Nears: Three Uptowners Share Their Choices
Three uptowners — a first-time voter, a veteran and a non-voter — explain their decisions.
POW! ZAP! Harlem Heroes Seize Digital World!
Independent publisher Brian Williams’ comic book creations hit the online
market, leaping worldwide in a single bound.
Get Drunk Cheap: Uptown Nutcracker Dealers Unfazed by New Law
A homemade street-drink remains popular despite the so-called Nutcracker Bill and its severe penalties.
