How to Spend $1 Million in City Money: Residents Decide
Participatory budgeting takes shape in East Harlem, a first for the neighborhood and for New York.
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East Harlem
School to House Artists, Not Classes
A landmark building will be converted into affordable homes and studios for artists – but not everyone is happy about the plan.
East Harlem Divided on Plan for New Bike Paths
The Department of Transportation plans to extend protected bicycle paths on First and Second Avenues, raising local concerns about safety and parking.
October 12, 2011 | Posted in Community | Read More »
East Harlem Artists Revamp a Cultural Symbol: Dos Alas
Local artists and supporters gather at the Dos Alas mural in East Harlem, restoring a cultural landmark after years of deterioration.
East Harlem Church Struggles to Pay for Repairs
St. Cecilia’s Church in East Harlem, founded in 1873, is attempting to raise $1.2 million to fund extensive repairs.
While City Cycling Grows, Bike Lanes Absent Uptown
While the city’s bike lane network continues to expand, it has not reached much of upper Manhattan.
Team Taino: “The growth that I see now is amazing”
As Taino Towers looks beyond basketball, the realities of an inner-city youth program emerge.
Team Taino: “These Kids Want To Show Their Skills”
After two months of practice, the Taino Towers basketball team plays against outside competition.
Deadline Looms for Taller Boricua
Proposals are due Friday to lease 8,000 square feet at the Julia de Burgos Cultural Center.
Team Taino: “I See Them Doing Better Than Me”
Two childhood friends, an entrepreneur and a work-in-progress at Taino Towers’ youth basketball program.
