An Uphill Battle: City Cuts Into Backlog of Public Housing Repairs
Some Harlem residents wait years for home repairs. The New York City Housing Authority is working on it.
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Living Wage Act Inspires Fierce Debate
The movement to raise citywide wages gets mixed reviews from Uptown officials and residents.
Uptown Celebrates 100 Years of Bearden, Harlem’s ‘True Renaissance Man’
Romare Bearden, internationally known for his collages, grew up in Harlem, which is leading celebrations of his centennial.
Walmart Tries to Cultivate Harlem Support
Harlem community organizations have mixed feelings about Walmart after rumors that the corporation is looking to build a community size store on a 125th Street and Lenox Ave lot.
December 8, 2011 | Posted in Economy | Read More »
Retiring Frederick Douglass Principal Leaves Big Shoes to Fill
As a new principal takes over Frederick Douglass Academy, parents and teachers reflect on former principal Gregory Hodge and worry about the future.
COASTing Along: Seniors Flock to Transit Program Uptown
ARC Senior Center’s new transportation program helps older adults remain in their homes.
Harlem4Obama Returns with Same Goal, Different Strategy
Harlem4Obama campaign relaunches with plans to double voter registration.
Sexually Transmitted Diseases on the Rise Uptown
The city health department’s most recent quarterly report shows increases in chlamydia and gonorrhea cases in uptown neighborhoods.
Carrots vs. Carrot Cake: Fit for Life Program Comes to Harlem
The Fit for Life Obesity Program educates parents and children about nutrition labels, reduced-fat foods and ways to exercise.
