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Harlem Harmony: A Holistic Approach To Wellness In The New Year

As we step into a new year, there's no better time to embrace a holistic approach to wellness and Harlem.

Here’s What You Should Do If You Suffered An Injury In Harlem And Beyond

If you or a loved one has suffered a personal injury, it’s crucial to take steps to safeguard your health and financial well-being.

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HPD Imposes $150,000 In Fines On Property Owner For Violating Lead-Based Paint Regulations

The New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) today announced that it has obtained civil penalties amounting to $150,000.

NYC Emergency Management Drops a Snow Squall Alert: Winter’s Sneaky Plot Twist!

The New York City Emergency Management Department has issued a Weather Alert for Sunday, January 14, 2024.

Exposed To High-Risk Substances? Here’s How To Protect Yourself From Harlem And Beyond

Welcome to our blog, where we provide valuable information on protecting yourself from exposure to high-risk substances.

Mayor Adams Boosts Funds For Cleaner Streets, Parks, And Unwelcomed Rats

Mayor Eric Adams today announced that thanks to measures the city has implemented to responsibly manage the city’s budget and strategically navigate significant fiscal challenges.

Hey Harlem, New York Blood Center Declares Blood Emergency

Today, New York Blood Center (NYBC) joins blood centers across the country in an emergency plea for blood donors following a holiday season of low donor turnout and recent inclement winter weather.

Investigating The Long-Term Effects Of COVID-19 On New Yorkers In New York City

The Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is launching a multi-year research study of long-term outcomes among adults infected with COVID-19.

Say Goodbye To Dark Spots: Tips For Treating Hyperpigmentation

Dealing with hyperpigmentation can be a frustrating journey, as those pesky dark spots seem to linger long after the initial skin issue has resolved.

Harlem World Magazine Extends Warm New Year Wishes To Its Local Community

by Executive Editor Eartha Watts Hicks

The New Year opens with many of us reaching out to those we care about most.

Harlem’s Slimline Water Tanks: An Urban Hit

Water is a vital resource that needs to be carefully managed. Especially in urban environments.

WEACT In Harlem Achieves Lead Pipe Right To Know Act, The First Step To Remove Lead Water Pipes In New York

By WEACT

Over the holiday break, New York State Governor Kathy Hochul signed the Lead Pipe Right to Know Act (S.5512/A.6115).

Urban Resource Institute Demands Mayor Adams Must Do More To End Intimate Partner Violence

The 2023 report from the New York City Domestic Violence Fatality Review Committee is a stark wake-up call.

NYC Emergency Management Warns Of Weekend Weather Alert

The NYC Department of Emergency Management has issued a weather alert for Saturday, January 6 into Sunday, January 7, 2024.

The NYC Department Of Emergency Management Has Issued A Weather Alert

The New York City Department of Emergency Management has issued a weather alert for Saturday, January, 6th - Sunday, January, 7, 2024.