Food Bank Asks For Hurricane Harvey And More To Volunteer
Dear Friends,
Hurricane Harvey is on the minds and spirits of all Americans. Food Bank staff has been fielding calls all week from NYers looking for ways to be helpful.Continue reading
Transit Headaches Ahead With MTA Tunnel Repairs
Plan your trips to and from Harlem accordingly, the MTA is quietly planning work on the 2, 3 and F tunnels that may rival the impending L train shutdown. An MTA rep told Brooklyn Paper that the agency is banking on making repairs to the Hurricane Sandy-damaged tunnels some time in the future.Continue reading
New York City L Train Shutdowns Could Begin In 2019
If you're traveling to Harlem or traveling from Harlem and you’re new to the New York City area, you might not know that Hurricane Sandy dealt quite a blow to the tunnels connecting the city’s boroughs. The G and R trains’ tunnels have already been repaired. Continue reading
Climate Plan Calls For Better UpperTown Biking, Walking
While most of Northern Manhattan escaped the harshest ravages of Hurricane Sandy, there was some flooding along the waterfront, including inside the 148th Street subway station.Continue reading
Cuomo Grant Restores 142 Year Old Harlem Stained Glass Window
The historic St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Harlem built in 1873 is one of the beneficiaries of $6.2 million set aside by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo for 16 historic sites damaged during Hurricane Sandy in 2012.Continue reading
