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I just heard Carl Redding on the radio and he announced that he has sold Amy Ruth’s along with the name and he has opened a new restaurant in Englewood, NJ, called Ruthie Mae’s. Another Harlem “Landmark” gone! changing hands!
EDITOR’S NOTE: We don’t want to send any false alarms out there. Like a couple [...]
Filed under: Closings, Community, Food, Restaurants, The Scoop | Tagged: Amy Ruth's Sold | 9 Comments »
Below are links to New York Times articles about Harlem in 1988. I don’t know about you, but I always find it interesting to read old news articles, knowing now how those stories ended and how right or wrong predictions were. Check it out. What do you think? Surprised by anything?
Abyssinian works to maintain its [...]
Filed under: General, Human Interest | Tagged: 1988 | 2 Comments »
Here are the latest pics of Doug E.’s submitted by Doug S. Looks just about ready, right?
Filed under: New/Openings, Photos, Restaurants | Tagged: Doug E. Fresh | 10 Comments »
Hue-Man Booksigning with Children’s Author: Kellie Magnus
2319 Frederick Douglass Boulevard
Saturday, November 17th at 11 AM
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The author of the article, Andew Greeley, does make some interesting statements though about how African Americans and other ethnic groups interact and how Giuliani dealt with African American gangs during his tenure as mayor.
Click here to read the piece. Do you agree with his sentiment?
Filed under: General, Politics | Tagged: Chicago Sun Times, Giuliani | 4 Comments »
Here’s your chance to catch a good show and form your own opinion about the Harlem Tea Room.
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The East Harlem community sent off donations to Tropical Storm Noel victims yesterday.
{NY1}
City Council is set to launch a new database called Councilstat that will do a better job of tracking constituent concerns.
{New York Metro}
Department of Education’s new chief equality officer tells Harlem parents that cash incentives in schools work.
{City Hall News}
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