Harlem Soccer Kicking Suburban Stereotypes
Soccer in Harlem has found a second wind after the World Cup, say community leaders.
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UPDATE: Rangel Censured by Overwhelming Vote
UPDATE: The House voted 333 to 79 on Thursday to censure Rep. Charles Rangel, the veteran Harlem Democrat, after he was found guilty of 11 ethics violations last month. “First, let me apologize to this august body for putting you in this very awkward position today,” said Rangel before the vote. However, he continued to [...]
‘A Big Day for Harlem’: First Lady Preaches Healthy Living
Michelle Obama visited Harlem Thursday to encourage children to turn off their video games and play.
African Immigrants Say, Goodbye New York
African immigrants are leaving America for Africa because of the economic recession.
Local Guineans Vote in Homeland Election
Guinea’s first free election in decades drew lines of voters to Harlem.
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Organizers Botch Wrestlers’ Rumble
An international Senegalese wrestling match was canceled after organizers didn’t pay for the hall.
Rangel: Triumphant Campaign. What Next?
Rangel is scheduled to face the House ethics committee on 13 charges of violations in less than two weeks.
Teenager Slain in Harlem
On Oct. 3, Cheyenne Baez was killed in the courtyard of A.K. Houses in Harlem. Her alleged killer was arrested, but her mother still lives in fear that his friends may harm her.
Dance School Sings Money Blues
The Uptown Dance Academy struggles to stay open even as its government grants are cut by half.
Foot Doctors Say New York Law Stomps Their Practices
New York State is losing its best podiatrists because of laws limiting them from working on the ankle. But a measure is pending in the Legislature that could change that.
