Brownstone Theft, Performance Fest | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Jordan May Upset Perkins In Council Race | Mural Project Transforms East Harlem | Free Jazz, Theater, Movies

New Plaza, Apollo Expands | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Music Venue, Cafe Coming To Sugar Hill | Uptown Night Market Reveals Vendors | Harlem Teacher Wins $25K Prize

New Bakery, Harlem Votes | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Endangered Garden Still Thrives | New Food Hall At Columbia | 3 Closed Libraries Reopen In Harlem

Parks Renamed, Spending Scrutinized | Harlem Week In Review

Also: MacKenzie Scott Gifts Millions To Harlem | Historic District, Landmark Designated | Uptown Night Market Adds Vendors

Methadone And Harm Reduction In Harlem

The illusion that Harlem suffers any more from America's sweeping opiate crisis is a result of the medical redlining that continues...

New Park, Unusual Endorsement | Harlem Week In Review

Also: First Lady And Fauci Visit | Man Shot By CitiBike Rider | COVID Rates Keep Falling | Rec Center Reopens

Endangered Church Hangs On | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Fauci, First Lady To Visit Harlem | Nonprofit Sues City Over Childcare Cuts | Man With Dog Stabs 2 In Subway

5 Harlem Community Gardens Open To The Public On Saturday

Many community gardens closed to the general public amid the pandemic. These five in Harlem will be open on Saturday.

'Stronger With Pride': Harlem Pride 2021 Theme, Events Announced

This year's festivities include both virtual and in-person events.

Why Our City Needs a Public Bank

Joshua Clennon Calls on Albany to Pass the New York Public Banking Act (S1762A/A5782)

Harlem Group Gets $1K To Beautify Block Through City Grant

A Central Harlem organization is one of 13 neighborhood groups that received a "Love Your Block" grant to help revitalize public spaces.

Rucker Revamp, Campaign Cash | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Harlem's 3 City Council Races | Uptown Night Market Vendors Announced | Harlem Needs Early Voting Sites, Pols Say

Dates To Know In Harlem This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for May 30 through June 5.

Harlem Farm Expands Compost Site, Gets $1K Grant

Harlem Grown has revamped its two compost sites, among the handful of spots across Harlem where residents can drop their food scraps.

Clinic Advances, Murals Return | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Harlem Rents Rising Again | Public Health Lab Presented | Schools Get Stimulus Dollars | Farmers Market Returns

Dates To Know In Harlem This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for May 23 through May 29.

Development Scrutinized, COVID Rates Fall: Harlem Week In Review

Also: Libraries Reopen | Affordable Apartment Lottery | New Uptown Night Market

Dates To Know In Harlem This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for May 16 through May 22.

3 Harlem Libraries Reopen For Browsing, Computer Use

For the first time since the pandemic began, patrons can peruse the shelves again at these three public library branches in Harlem.

Harlem Subway Line Pushes Forward | Week In Review

Also: Statue Of Liberty In Morningside Park | Attempted Home Break-In | 2 Harlem Eateries Make Michelin List

Dates To Know In Harlem This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for May 9 through May 15.

Shootings Blasted, School Founder Busted | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Arrest In Anti-Asian Attack | High School Named NY's 3rd-Best | Yellow Zone Gone

Dates To Know In Harlem This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for May 2 through May 8.

Church Evicted, Development Blasted | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Mayor of Harlem Crowned | 'Exonerated 5' Go To Congress | Weigh In On Public Health Lab

Dates To Know In Harlem This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for April 25 through May 1.

'Mayor Of Harlem' Crowned By Neighborhood Ice Cream Shop

Sugar Hill Creamery has announced the winners of its neighborhood competition — and not one, but two Harlemites have come out on top.

Rezonings Proposed, Harlemites Move Out | Week In Review

Also: Church To Be Demolished | Harlem Celebrates Korean Restaurateur | NYCHA Repairs Demanded

Dates To Know In Harlem This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for April 18 through April 24.

Harlem War Heroes Recognized | Week In Review

Also: Harlem Vaccine Rates Below Average | Charles Pan-Fried Chicken Expands | 'Cicely Tyson Way' Proposed

Dates To Know In Harlem This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for April 11 through April 17.

East Harlem Street Could Be Renamed 'Cicely Tyson Way'

The legendary actress, who died in January, grew up on East 101st Street. Now, groups are pushing to rename the block in her honor.

Harlem Church Sold To Developer | Week In Review

Also: East Harlem Laments Vaccine Gap | New 125th Street Complex | Restaurants Get Reopening Grants

Dates To Know In Harlem This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for April 4 through April 10.

Harlem Clinics Scrutinized | Week In Review

Also: Harlem Robberies Target E-Bikers | Vaccine Hub Moves Again | Harlem Open Street Could Be Model

Dates To Know In Harlem This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for March 28 through April 3.

Harlem Gun Buyback To Offer Money For Firearms

Police will offer cash in exchange for firearms — no questions asked — at Saturday's buyback event at a Harlem church.

Harlem Outage Leaves Hundreds Without Power

Well over 1,000 people had no electricity Thursday morning due to a cable failure in Harlem, according to Con Edison.

Playgrounds Open, Studios Close | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Cuomo Comes To Harlem Amid Crisis | Brokers Accused Of Discrimination | Council Candidate Fined

Dates To Know In Harlem This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings and events in the neighborhood for March 21 through March 27.

Harlem Meer Revamp Coming | Week In Review

Also: Esplanade Repairs Demanded | East Harlem Lags In Vaccine, Some Fear | Assault Suspect Sought

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