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On Sunday, Mother’s Day 2008, women will be gathering at the foot of Mother Tubman’s statue. We will walk from there to Mother Hale’s House. This will be a Walk of Remembrance for our community in Harlem to recognize the greatness of our women. We will also be remembering [...]
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Remember last week when we spoke about the shortage of decent supermarkets in Harlem? Then, we were provided with a map of the city that highlighted which areas of the city suffered the most from lack of access to quality foods?
Well, the results of the referenced study conducted by the city have been released with a handful [...]
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Saturday, May 10
3-6pm
Carol’s Daughter Flagship Store
24 West 125th Street
(btwn Lenox & 5th Ave)
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Saturday May 10 from 2-6 pm
100-106 West 141 Street (corner of Lenox Ave)
2/3 train to 135th St.
Beautiful Newly Renovated Coop apartments. New Hard wood floors, windows, electrical, and plumbing. They are spacious, 3, 4, 5 bedrooms. High celings, great light with easy clean fold in windows. 5 ½, 6 ½, and 7 [...]
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Omega Black Graphic Studio: We told you about the comic novel, Incognegro. But have you met Harlem’s newest superhero: HarlemSpider!
ArcadeModemHelp: This ain’t exactly a blog but it has a hilarious video with “Clarence”, an Sesame St. Elmo-esque puppet who goes to Harlem to ask folks what gets them riled up!
Killed That: Last week we reported [...]
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Ed. Note: It is hard to believe that the Harlem Book Fair will be celebrating 10 years. I remember the first couple of years when it was still on 125th Street and authors lined the Plaza with their wares while panels occupied the State Building’s conference rooms and Plaza. At that time [...]
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Not only did I instantly fall head over heels in love with Erykah Badu’s “Honey” the first time I heard it, but when I saw the concept for the video I had to admit that it was one of the most creative I’ve seen in a while. No, it isn’t the first time that an [...]
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