Harlem to Hollis Archives - Page 2 of 52

Neighbors At Risk – New Study Pinpoints From Harlem To Hollis Shooting Hotspots (And A MajorityOf Quiet)

New research from John Jay College of Criminal Justice finds that the increase in shootings over the last six years was concentrated in neighborhoods with significant social and economic disadvantages.Continue reading

Mayor Adams Announces “Clean Curbs” Waste Containerization Pilot Expansion From Harlem To Hollis

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Sanitation (DSNY) Commissioner Jessica S. Tisch today unveiled the city’s first containerized waste bins in a New York City commercial district.Continue reading

Attorney General James Reminds Landlords From Harlem To Hollis To Not Raise Rents If They Accept Pandemic Rental Assistance

New York Attorney General Letitia James today issued an advisory to landlords reminding them that they cannot raise rents. Continue reading

Vaccine Outreach Program Reaches 50K Immigrant New Yorkers From Harlem To Hollis

NYC Health + Hospitals (H+H) and the Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs (MOIA) Commissioner Manuel Castro today announced that its vaccine outreach program has reached over 50,000 immigrant New Yorkers across the city. Continue reading

Eating Two Servings Of Avocados Per Week Lowers Risk Of Heart Disease From Harlem To Harare (Update)

A new study conducted by researchers from the American Heart Association (AHA) explored the heart health benefits linked with avocados. Continue reading

New York Knicks And Squarespace Announce Winners Of The Fifth Annual Make It Awards From Harlem To Hollis

The New York Knicks and Squarespace, the website building and eCommerce platform, today announced the winners of the fifth annual “Make It Awards.”Continue reading

Mayor Adams Announces Summer Learning And Enrichment Program For K-8 Youth From Harlem To Hollis

New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced an expanded summer program that will connect 110,000 elementary and middle school students to the fun.Continue reading

How To Help Ukrainians

By Council Member Gale Brewer Our regular Monday events newsletter seems out of place today, a day when the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grande, estimated that there are some 500,000 refugees that have fled Ukraine to date. Continue reading

F.Y. Eye x REACH Add 23 Million Free Impressions For Nonprofits From Harlem To Hollis

F.Y. Eye, a nonprofit media agency dedicated to promoting the work of other nonprofits through free and low-cost advertising initiatives from Harlem to Hollis, has partnered with REACH Media Network.Continue reading

Attorney General James Turns The Heat Up To Protect Consumers From Unexpectedly High Energy Bills

Letitia James took action to protect consumers from unexpectedly high energy bills from Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. (Con Edison).Continue reading

Mayor Adams Announces COVID Recovery Roundtable And Health Equity From Harlem To Hollis Task Force

New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced his administration’s COVID-19 Recovery Roundtable and Health Equity Task Force.Continue reading

NYC POC Led Arts Entities Launch HueArts NYC Digital Map & Directory And Call For City Fund To Close Cultural Equity Gap

More than 400 artists from Harlem to Hollis entities founded, led, and served Black, Latinx, Indigenous, Asian, Pacific Islander, Middle Eastern, and all People of Color (POC) announce the launch of HueArts NYC.Continue reading

How You Can Still Afford NYC Property From Harlem To Hollis

New York City is the most expensive city in the USA, with an average home costing over $700,000. Continue reading

Schools Chancellor Banks Launches The 16th Annual NYC School Survey To Empower Families

Schools Chancellor David C. Banks today launched the 16^th annual NYC School Survey, a critical tool for empowering families from Harlem to Hollis.Continue reading

New York City Mayor Eric Adams Delivers Raise For Essential Gig Workers From Harlem To Hollis

New York City Mayor Eric Adams today gave a raise to hard-working essential workers, many of whom are immigrants, and all who helped New Yorkers get around the five boroughs during the COVID-19 pandemic.Continue reading