Northern Manhattan Archives - Page 7 of 7

Food Bank Collects Diaper Drive Donations At Borough President Brewer’s West Harlem office

Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer's and Food Bank For New York City diaper drive is an unusual addition to the city’s many holiday season donation drives, but fills a real need.Continue reading

Northern Manhattan New York Primary Election Results

It was a bad night for incumbents, as two of the three biggest primary races in the city went to upstart challengers Tuesday evening.Continue reading

Take A Stroll At The 2016 Uptown Arts Stroll

The 2016 Uptown Arts Stroll, Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance’s annual month-long art festival, will kick off with an opening celebration on Wednesday, June 1st at 6:00 pm at Sugar Hill Children’s Museum of Art and Storytelling.Continue reading

Double Discovery Center Graduation At Columbia

This week, on Thursday, May 12th at 6 p.m., more than 150 New York City students from underserved communities will graduate the Double Discovery Center (DCC) at Columbia University. Continue reading

Harlem Legacy Project Proposes A Bold New Vision For Harlem

Crauderueff & Associates; The Green Infrastructure Foundation; and the Canaan Baptist Church are pleased to release Greening Harlem: A Report of the CitiesAlive 2015 Harlem Legacy Project, a design concept and cost-benefit analysis of widespread green infrastructure implementation in Harlem. Continue reading

HW Pick: NoMAA Arts Opportunities/Oportunidades In Northern Manhattan

Here's a selected list from the Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance's (NCAA) NoMAA Newsletter #25 Uptown in Northern Manhattan, New York.Continue reading

Harlem Council Member Mark Levine On Medical Marijuana Dispensaries

By Council Member Mark Levine Too many of those who stand to benefit the most from medical marijuana will face the highest barriers to access. Continue reading

Country Life In Harlem, New York 1880

Life in 19th century Harlem was very different from the century that preceded it, the sun drenched photo above looking north was taken on Riverside Drive (around 123rd Street), in West Harlem, NY 1880.Continue reading

Harlem Non-Profits Receive The Northern Manhattan Fellowship

Twenty members of The Northern Manhattan Fellowship, a professional development and networking program for mid-senior level non-profit, faith based, and governmental professionals serving Northern ManhattanContinue reading

The Native American Red Hawk Dancers In Harlem

Harlem has a incredible native people history in Harlem from the Muscoota to the Weckquaesgeek Indians that covered the eastern sections of northern Manhattan.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

Council Member Levine Responds To In Northern Manhattan

Harlem Council Member Levine responds to locate at least one dispensary in the Northern Manhattan area (Harlem, Inwood, Washington Heights, etc.,):Continue reading

FREE Pro Development & Leadership Training Uptown

Join the Northern Manhattan Fellowship, a program of The Center for Community Leadership at the Jewish Community Relations Council of NY.Continue reading

Uptown Community Democrats Launch Uptown

On Monday Wednesday, May 18th, 2015 from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm the Uptown Community Democrats had its official launch at Mitchell Square Park, at the intersection of Saint Nicholas, Broadway and 167^th street.Continue reading