Try a New Way To Travel (Update)
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, families are still finding ways to make the most of the unusual schedules to plan a getaway. Continue reading
As Convention Opens, Latino Leaders Highlight Roadmap To Victory For Biden/Harris
A new nationwide poll of Latinos in the United States released today by SOMOS US, UnidosUS and Latino Decisions found that 66% of Latinos would vote for former Vice President Joe Biden compared to 24% for President Donald Trump. Continue reading
DCWP Issues Tips For Smart Back To School Shopping From Harlem To Hollis
The first day of school is quickly approaching and while classes are expected to look different in order to comply with COVID-19 health and safety guidelines, back-to-school shopping may still be a major expense for families this year.Continue reading
NY State And City Lawmakers Propose COVID-19 “Recovery Leases” For Small Businesses
Four New York lawmakers are proposing a new program to entice commercial landlords to renegotiate leases and offer long-term,Continue reading
NYC Health + Hospitals Launches Youth Leadership Council To Improve Health Care
NYC Health + Hospitals today announced the launch of its Youth Leadership Council, a program aimed to further improve quality health care for adolescents.Continue reading
Mayor de Blasio And Taskforce Announce Food Service Programs In Underserved Areas
Today, Mayor de Blasio, Taskforce on Racial Inclusion & Equity co-chairs First Lady Chirlane McCray, Deputy Mayor J. Phillip Thompson, Deputy Mayor Dr. Raul Perea-Henze, and Executive Director Sideya Sherman announced new food access programs.Continue reading
Barbara Askins, President Of 125th Street BID On The Expansion Of Vendor Permits
On August 13th, 2020, the headlines on the digital version of AMNY headlines read Times Square rally seeks to expand street vendors - but can New York City take it?Continue reading
Mayor de Blasio And Chancellor Carranza Guarantee A Nurse In Every School
Mayor Bill de Blasio and Schools Chancellor Richard A. Carranza today announced a guarantee of nursing coverage in every public school building and all early childhood programs across the city.Continue reading
6 Steps To Reigniting Retail Demand From Harlem To Harare
Many retailers are in the process of reopening their doors to a changing world.Continue reading
Harlem’s HCCI Expands Board Of Directors And Its Borders
The Harlem Congregations for Community Improvement, Inc. (HCCI) Board of Directors welcomed three new members yesterday, expanding its capabilities to guide the organization and maximize its impact in New York City’s Harlem community.Continue reading
NYC Health + Hospitals Redesigns Treatment Substance Use Disorders Model
NYC Health + Hospitals today announced that it is redesigning its treatment model used to help and support New Yorkers with substance use disorders (SUDs) from Harlem to Hollis. Continue reading
Uptown Council Member Rodriguez Calls For Proper Schools Reopening
"As a former teacher for 13 years, co-founder of 2 schools, and father of two daughters, my top priority continues to be ensuring that we do everything needed to guarantee that students have a safe return to school this September. Continue reading
Why The NHL Deserves Credit For Getting The Playoffs Up And Running
We have seen many sports around the world make decisions on their return after Covid-19. There is no sport out there that has managed to get back to what can be described as normal.Continue reading
Naming The Lost Memorials Commemorates 6,600+ Nursing Home Deaths Uptown
Naming the Lost Memorials on Monday installed an art exhibit around the perimeter of the Isabella Center, a nursing home and rehabilitation center in Washington Heights.Continue reading
Neighborhood Business Grant Applications From Harlem To Hollis
To help New York City’s small businesses experiencing financial distress due to the impact of COVID-19, Citizens Committee has launched the Neighborhood Business Grants.Continue reading