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Harlem is a large, diverse, engaging community that has tons of hidden treasures. Whether you have friends and family coming to visit or you just want to discover new things yourself, Harlem Heritage Tours just might have something for you.
They offer several different tours depending on your interest. You can pick hip hop, [...]
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The Classical Theatre of Harlem brings back Langston Hughes’ play “Black Nativity” for the 20o7-2008 season. Tony Award nominee Andre DeShields is featured in this colorful adaptation set on 42nd Street in 1973. “The Black Nativity” will be showing November 30-December 30. For information about ticket sales and other plays for the 2007-2008 season, [...]
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Harlem has undergone tremendous changes in the past 15 years. Films like “American Gangster” highlight some of the more troubled times, but generally Harlem is seen as the poster-child for a gentrifying community more so than a bastion of crime and terror. It seems Harlem’s international reputation may still has some catching up to do.
According [...]
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Columbia professor denounces anti-semitic graffiti and literature found on campus. {Columbia Spectator}
NYC schools have been graded. See how your child’s school did. {New York Daily News}
MTA fares may increase. {New York Post}
The widow of infamous Harlem gangster Bumpy Johnson speaks out about “American Gangster.” {Philadelphia Daily News}
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