Upper Manhattan Archives - Page 3 of 8

As Congestion Pricing Looms, Electeds Rethink Uptown Parking

With the congestion pricing set to take effect in 2021 Upper Manhattan politicians are mobilizing to form a plan to reform parking regulations in order to prioritize on-street parking.Continue reading

NYS Elected Officials And Voting Advocates Call For Community To Participate In Early Voting

NYS Elected Officials and advocates gathered in Upper Manhattan to celebrate the new voting rights reform and to encourage their community about the importance of exercising their right to vote.Continue reading

Harlemite Who Is Oldest Living Person In US Says Healthy Diet And An Active Lifestyle Is Key

PX 11 reports that on Friday, July 5th, Harlem's favorite supercentenarian, Mrs. Alelia Murphy was celerbated before she turns 114 years young on Saturday, July 6th, 2019.Continue reading

What’s Old Is New What’s New Is Old, New Design For A Rowing Boathouse On The Harlem River

Uptown Harlem was the home of rowing clubs called “Sculler’s Row” along the Harlem River from Harlem to Inwood in the 1840s, today rowing is making a comeback uptown.Continue reading

Helmsley Spear Appoints Harlem Specialist, RCS Adds Managing Director

Helmsley Spear announced the appointment of Michael Williams as a retail, commercial, and investment sales agent specializing in the Harlem and in Upper Manhattan markets.Continue reading

UNION Employment Open House In Harlem And More

NMIC is holding an open house for upper Manhattan residents to explore positions in healthcare with SEIU/1199. Continue reading

Amtrak Angers Residents After Blocking Views In The Hieghts, Spraying Chemicals

Upper Manhattan residents held a rally Wednesday night to call out the transit company Amtrak for its poor treatment of uptown neighborhoods.Continue reading

NMIC Union Opportunities In Healthcare Uptown

NMIC is holding an open house for upper Manhattan residents to explore positions in healthcare with SEIU/1199. Continue reading

Pepper Spray Attacks Investigated As Anti-White Hate Crimes In Harlem

A woman is facing charges for a two-day string of attacks in Upper Manhattan and the Bronx that is being investigated as a possible hate crime, according to police and reports.Continue reading

Health Department Urges New Yorkers To Vaccinate Pets As Rabid Raccoons Are Identified Uptown

The Health Department today announced that it has identified four raccoons with rabies in and around Manhattan’s Inwood Hill Park since January. Continue reading

Join The Morris Jumel Holiday Party 2018

Join the Morris Jumel Holiday Party 2018 on Monday, December 17th, 2018, 6 pm - 8:30 pm EST, 2018.Continue reading

SEIU/1199 Union Opportunities In Healthcare In Harlem

NMIC is holding an open house for Harlem and upper Manhattan residents to explore positions in healthcare with SEIU/1199.Continue reading

Bohemia Realty Group Hosts “First Time Home Buyers” Workshop In Harlem

Bohemia Realty Group will host the tenth no-cost workshop of its 2018 monthly series on Wednesday, November 28, 7 to 8 p.m., at their offices at 2101 Frederick Douglass Blvd. Continue reading

Harlem Business Offers Upper Manhattan Townhouse Overview In Report 2018

Last week, Harlem-based Harlem Lofts, the boutique real estate firm released their 3rd Quarter Upper Manhattan Market Report for Upper Manhattan Harlem and the surrounding area.Continue reading

Harlem’s Emma L. Bowen Community Service Center To Honor Councilmember Mark Levine

The Emma L. Bowen Community Service Center, one of Harlem’s leading community-based organizations dedicated to providing supportive behavioral health services to clients throughout the five boroughs.Continue reading