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While the East Hampton crowd had their own drama to content with this weekend, those who spent the long weekend in the city know that there was a shooting spree that took place last night along 125th and Lenox and extended up several blocks. Earlier reports noted that the number of wounded were thought [...]
Filed under: Community, Editor's Notes, Neighborhoods, Parks | Tagged: Crime, guns, harlem, shooting, teens, victims | 17 Comments »
Beginning today bus riders on select routes in the city, including Harlem and Washington Heights, will be able to give the city’s MTA some feedback about the quality of their bus service. These buses will distribute report cards that passengers can fill out about their particular route. Passengers will be able to rate factors such [...]
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A New Orleans native who moved to Harlem and worked as a paramedic for many years draws inspiration from his raw experiences in a second novel called ‘Black Flies’. [NYTimes]
A sports commentator for a Seattle-based radio station describes her experience of getting stranded in Harlem on her way to Yankee Stadium.[KomoNews]
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Last July, UF featured The Dwyer Condo on 123rd and St. Nicholas. There had been a question for some time about the delays on the project, which seemed to do very well in terms of sales. This weekend I saw that people had started moving in and the building got its TCOs sometime last [...]
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