From Harlem To Hollis Archives - Harlem World Magazine

exalt’s Providing Services From Harlem To Hollis Announces New Board Chair Yumari L. Martinez

Executive Director, Gisele Castro announced today the appointment of exalt’s new Board Chair, Yumari L. Martinez, Esq. effective July 1, 2021. Continue reading

Op-Ed: This Memorial Day From Harlem To Hollywood – Don’t Just Bow Your Head

By Seth Jordan This year, as during each Memorial Day weekend, a small minority of Americans may attend a parade — or post something on social media that will cause #NeverForget to be a trending topic.Continue reading

Coming High winds, Use Caution When Walking Or Driving From Harlem To Hollis

From Harlem to Hollis is experiencing intermittent wind gusts in excess of 40 MPH. During periods of high winds, residents should use caution when walking or driving high profile vehicles. Continue reading

A Tropical Storm Warning And Surge Watch From Harlem To Hollis (Update)

Harlem World Magazine reported earlier of the coming storm warming for areas from Harlem to Hollis Queens, below is the most up-to-date warning: The National Weather Service has issued a Tropical Storm Warning for New York City until further notice. New Yorkers should take actions ahead of the storm to prepare for high winds, minor-to-moderate coastal flooding, rain, life-threatening rip tides, and high surf. Continue reading

Success Academy Reports Stunning State Exam Scores While Rapidly Scaling From Harlem To Hollis

For the eighth consecutive year, Success Academy schools were among the highest-performing across all of New York State in math and English Language Arts.Continue reading

Severe Thunderstorm Watch From Harlem To Hollis (update)

The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for NYC until 10:00 PM on 6/5. Dangerous lightning, heavy rain, and strong winds are possible.Continue reading

In Harlem Comptroller Stringer Announces Audit Of NYCHA Repairs

On Monday, July 13, 2015 at 1:00 PM, NYC Comptroller Scott M. Stringer, hosted a brief press conference on the corner of 125th Street and Amsterdam in Harlem to announce that his audit will reveal tens of thousands of backlogged repairs from Harlem to Hollis at NYCHA.

From Harlem To Hollis: City Council Passes Bill Outlawing Credit Checks On Job Applicants

The City Council on Thursday passed a bill prohibiting credit checks on most job applicants, except those being hired for top-level executive positions with fiduciary responsibilities as well as potential employees, who manage assets or oversee financial agreements worth $10,000 or more.Continue reading