Harlem Hero Could Face Deportation
After foiling an armed robbery, Mahamadou Ndiaye faces hearings to determine his refugee
status.
December 9, 2009 | Posted in Community | Read More »
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Special Report: Unemployment Uptown
Manhattan joblessness doubled over the past year. Businesses have scaled back while residents try to re-invent themselves.
As Need Grows and Donations Wane, Food Pantries Work Smarter
Food pantries find creative ways to serve more needy during the recession.
Columbia University Loses Key Court Battle for Eminent Domain
Columbia University lost a major court decision, blocking planned expansion into Manhattanville.
4-ON-1: Who’s Riding the Night Owl 1 Train?
Four Uptowner reporters rode the subway early one Friday morning and met
Harlem Hearing to Examine Police-on-Police Shooting
A public hearing Thursday will take place near the site of the May 28 police-on-police shooting in East Harlem.
December 1, 2009 | Posted in Community | Read More »
Uptowners Weigh In: Evolving Neighborhoods, Changing Times
How has your neighborhood changed? Uptowner staff asked this question to locals in Northern Manhattan.
Uptown Takedown: Wrestling Takes Hold in Harlem
At Kappa IV, a public middle school at St. Nicholas and 135th Street, wrestling is gaining traction.
The Lady and the Landmark: Ethel Bates and the Corn Exchange
Ethel Bates wants a cooking school in the Corn Exchange. The city just tore part of it down.
P.S. 123 Parents Feel Bullied by Harlem Success Academy
As the charter school’s enrollment grew this year, so did the tension between it and P.S. 123.
November 17, 2009 | Posted in Education | Read More »
