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Interview With NYC-Based Start-Up Revel EV Rideshare Comes To The Greatest Community In The World Harlem

This morning Revel, the Brooklyn-based electric mobility and infrastructure startup, has expanded its all-electric, all-employee rideshare to Harlem.

American Humane Honors Jean Shafiroff As Humane Hero At ‘Howl At The Moon’ Cocktail Party

As the sun set over the Wolffer Estate vineyard Wine Stand in Sagaponack, American Humane hosted a special cocktail party, Howl at the Moon.

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New York Cares Volunteers To Fill Backpacks With Back To School Supplies At Salvation Army In Harlem

New York Cares, in partnership with the Salvation Army Greater New York Division, will host a back-to-school event where 130 volunteers will fill nearly 8,000 backpacks.

How To Choose The Right Rehab Program From Harlem To Hollywood

Sobriety is the key to success in choosing the right rehab program.

LPC Launches Business Express Initiative To Support New York City’s Economic Recovery

Today, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) launched a Business Express Service.

4 Myths About Starting A Business You Can Safely Ignore

Maybe ignore is too strong a word for these myths about starting a small business since you may want to do your part to extinguish them.

Uptown Night Market Celebrates Its Strong Second Season As Part Of Harlem Week

Uptown Night Market, true to its mission of supporting the local cuisine, culture, and community, is coming back for another iconic event as part of the world-famous Harlem Week for the second year.

Mayor Adams Governor Hochul Announces $70 Million Initial Investment To Decarbonize NYCHA Buildings

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced today that the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA), New York Power Authority (NYPA).

Kenyan Insurtech Lami Raises $3.7M Seed Extension Led By Harlem Capital

Right from the launch of its first product in 2020, Kenyan insurtech Lami Technologies set out to increase insurance penetration in Kenya and the rest of Africa.

Attorney General James Takes Action To Crack Down On Rampant Robocalls And Protect Consumers Nationwide

New York Attorney General Letitia James today took action to crack down on rampant robocalls and protect consumers nationwide.

Mayor Adams Nominates John Samuelsen To Traffic Mobility Review Board In NYC

New York City Mayor Eric Adams today nominated John Samuelsen to the Traffic Mobility Review Board (TMRB).

Could A Banking Law Designed To End Redlining Drive More Capital Into Local Journalism?

By Andrew Nachison

Changes to federal bank rules that influence trillions of dollars of loans, investments, philanthropy, and services in lower-income communities could offer a new path to survival for struggling local news and information providers.

Seitu’s World: Sylvia’s Restaurant Celebrates Its 60th Anniversary Annual Community Breakfast Party 2022

On Monday, August 1, 2022, Sylvia's Restaurant celebrated its 60th Anniversary and Annual Community Breakfast Party in Harlem, New York.

The Pearl Revolution

One of the hottest trends of 2022 is pearlcore. And one of the biggest groups to hop on the bandwagon is men.

New York Cares Launches Third Annual Stand With Students Campaign To Support NYC Students And Families In-Need

As the back-to-school season begins, New York Cares will launch the third annual Stand with Students campaign from Harlem to Hollis.