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Mayor Adams Signs Two Bills To Promote Broad-Based Economic Recovery In NYC

New York City Mayor Eric Adams today signed two bills to promote a broad-based, equitable economic recovery in New York City.

NFTs Offer Opportunity For Inclusion As Tech Accelerates From Harlem To Hollywood

By Giselle Mota

The astounding technological advancements of recent years have put new worlds of possibilities at our fingertips, but it is vital that new technologies are welcoming to all.

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Cuddle Up Or Pay Up Harlem. Your Utility Bill Could Bite You Where The Sun Doesn’t Shine This Winter

Might as well start with the bad news. In the last year, the cost of heating your home with gas has gone up 33.5%; with electricity, 15.9%.

Upper Manhattan Real Estate Update: Investors Seek Quality Properties At Discount Prices In Harlem

By Robert ‘Robb’ Pair

Welcome to the second Harlem Lofts Real Estate Update for Harlem World Magazine!

How To Make Money Blogging

Remember the days when blogging was new, and everyone wanted to read what you were writing?

“Pig Foot Mary,” Lillian Harris Dean, The Legendary Harlem Cook And Entrepreneur, 1870–1929

Lillian Harris Dean, "Pig Foot Mary," 1870–1929, was a Harlem, NY, cook and entrepreneur who became a minor national celebrity in the 1920s for bringing the cuisine of Harlem to national attention.Continue reading

What Is A Personal Finance App?

Managing your finances is a tedious task that only a few people follow through.

NYC Department Of Small Business Services Announces Formation Of Small Business Advisory Commission

The NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) today announced the formation of the Small Business Advisory Commission.

Sitting Down? A Dollar For A First-Class Stamp, Don’t Be Surprised, Reports Consumer Affairs

The United States Postal Service (USPS) has announced that it’s asked for another price hike for first-class stamps.

Statement By Latino Cannabis Assoc. On Appointment Of Dasheeda Dawson, NYC Office Of Cannabis

Dasheeda Dawson brings years of valuable, pioneering cannabis advocacy and leadership.

New York City Celebrates Groundbreaking Reforms To Expand Opportunities For M/WBEs

Mayor Eric Adams and senior Administration officials applaud Governor Kathy Hochul’s signature of legislation (A.10459/S.9351.

FX’s New Drama Series ‘Kindred’ Premieres

FX’s Kindred, the new drama series based on Octavia E. Butler’s profoundly influential novel, will premiere Tuesday, December 13, 2022, exclusively on Hulu.

Harlem Legend, Hannah Elias, The Richest Black Woman In The World, 1864-1938

Hannah Elias, born c. 1865-1938, was a Harlem, NY sex worker and landlord who became one of the richest Black women in the world during her lifetime.

Harlem’s Nicholas Schenck Russian-American Film Studio Executive And Businessman, 1880-1969

Nicholas M. Schenck, 14 November 1880 – 4 March 1969, was a Harlem Russian-American film studio executive and businessman.