Whole Foods Comes to Harlem
Whole Foods will open a new store in supermarket-deprived Harlem.
October 18, 2012 | Posted in Economy | Read More »
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Harlem Restaurants Join Fight Against Diabetes and Obesity
Local restaurants join Mount Sinai’s Communities IMPACT Diabetes Center in a portion-control campaign.
October 26, 2011 | Posted in Health | Read More »
Manna’s: As Soul Food Dwindles in Harlem, an Unlikely Champion Survives
Owned by Korean immigrant Betty Park, Manna’s faces recession, gentrification.
Lean Times: Food Stamp Recipients Face Cut in Benefits
Congress passes a bill that may reduce the food stamp budget by $2.2 billion.
Demand Surges At Harlem Food Pantry
Harlem Dowling’s food pantry now serves 5000 families a year, an increase from 1200 last year.
November 16, 2010 | Posted in Community | Read More »
City to Freshen Uptown Food Choices
A new program aims to bring fresh food to neighborhoods where New Yorkers are more likely to be obese and to have diabetes and other diet-related health conditions.
Do School Lunches Make the Grade?
Financial and logistical problems make it hard to provide students with healthy food every day.
Coffee, Second Chances in Harlem Café
Ntozake Lundy’s upscale Harlem coffee shop has a community vibe. What makes the café more distinctive is the staff she hires.
Viaduct Valley: ‘Waiting for a Christopher Columbus’
With one club closing and another wooing customers by changing its cuisine, Harlem’s “meatpacking district” is trying hard to survive.
