Missing Person: Joseph McWalters In Harlem New York
A Silver Alert has been issued for Joseph McWalters, a 65-year-old white male from West 100th Street and Central Park West in West Harlem, New York. Continue reading
Riverside Avenue And 109th Street, Harlem New York 1870
A rare photograph taken on September 30th, 1870, of the future, and temporary Riverside Avenue, as it will be quickly renamed Riverside Drive, looking south from 109th Street in West Harlem, New York. Continue reading
Two Guys Want To Open A New Food Space On A New Season Of ‘Restaurant StartUp’ In Harlem
We love CNBC’s “Restaurant Startup,” what's better then food and money? Now, we love them more since Steve and Lee, two entrepreneurs who want open Old New York in old West Harlem - as co-host Joe Bastianich said "...is totally where it's at!"Continue reading
Harlem Community Boards Have The Most Dramatic Applications
Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer announced today that Harlem had the most dramatic jumps of all the boards in Manhattan occurring in Community Boards 9 and 10.Continue reading
Famous Fish, Best Fried Fish And Chips In Harlem
That's right, the Best Fried Fish And Chips in Harlem is Famous Fish Market on 684 St. Nicholas Avenue in West Harlem. The neighborhood fish spot located just below 145th Street in Hamilton Heights has some of the best salted fried whiting and fries in the world for a great price. Continue reading
550 West 125th Street Harlem New York 1932
A great mid-day photograph at 550 West 125th Street (at Old Broadway, between 126th and 125th Streets), Manhattanville in Harlem, New York 1932
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Tom Ford Honey Brown Lana Sunglasses
Tom Ford, Tom Ford, Tom Ford's rockin these Lana (could easily be Lena) glasses with their modern wood grainish feel, angular end designs with those white to black funky gradient lenses .Continue reading
Harlem’s CB 9 Votes For Broadway Road Diet In Harlem
Community Board 9 voted last night to approve DOT’s plan for safety improvements along Broadway in West Harlem Streetsblog reported. Continue reading
Harlem’s Daniel Tiemann, 1805-1899
Harlem resident Daniel Fawcett Tiemann (January 9, 1805 – June 29, 1899) was Mayor of New York City from 1858 to 1860. He was a founding trustee of the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art.Continue reading
NY Jets Thanksgiving Give Back At Harlem Food Bank
'Tis the season for holiday giving and holiday cheer. NFL and other professional sports teams around the nation are getting involved in their communities to spread happiness and necessities.Continue reading
Thanksgiving Day Parade, Harlem, NY 1930
A horse-drawn parade float heads down Broadway as part of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Here we see them passing West 110th Street in West Harlem. Continue reading
Permits Filed For Eight-Story Mixed-Use Building At 2171 Frederick Douglass Boulevard, Harlem
B Plus Realty has filed permits to construct a new apartment building on a vacant lot at 2171 Frederick Douglass Boulevard in Harlem. 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
New York City And Paris Launch Business Exchange
The Harlem and France relationship is deep, from the Harlem Hellfighters fighting for France in WWII, Pastry Chef Moha Orchid at Jolie Patisserie, to Chef Alain Eoche, of Chéri at the French Bistro on Lenox Avenue and in 1815, Joseph Bonaparte, Napoleon Bonaparte’s brother, moving in to the Claremont Inn in West Harlem.Continue reading
Harlem Teacher Sexually Abused Up To 6 Kids
A teacher at a West Harlem public school sexually assaulted up to six students — and school officials swept the allegations under the rug, court papers say.Continue reading
