Spreading the Word in Washington Heights
05 December 2011
Word Up may be a pop-up bookstore, but it doesn't want to close its doors.
05 December 2011
Word Up may be a pop-up bookstore, but it doesn't want to close its doors.
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01 December 2011
An avant-garde design rises on the edge of West Harlem's historic district.
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01 December 2011
Columbia hopes Mayor Bloomberg's contest for science funding could aid its Manhattanville expansions, but has the university been a bad neighbor?
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27 November 2011
The Save Half for Later Campaign wants to help shrink northern Manhattan's waistline, and more and more restaurants are joining the cause.
Posted in Arts & Culture, Harlem, Video0 Comments
22 November 2011
Once a month, the East Harlem Taste Trolley titillates Northattan's taste buds, taking 45 hungry diners on a tour of the area's gourmet restaurants.
Posted in Arts & Culture, East Harlem, Economy, Video0 Comments
22 November 2011
Dominicans in Washington Heights were dismayed by the news that a plot to bomb post offices and other targets in New York City was being hatched in their midst.
Posted in Audio, By Neighborhood, Crime, Religion, Washington Heights0 Comments
22 November 2011
Jose Pimentel, a 27-year-old Dominican from Washington Heights, arrested on charges of plotting to make and detonate bombs in New York City.
Posted in Crime, Politics, Religion, Washington Heights0 Comments
16 November 2011
A day after he was arrested as part of the city’s crackdown on Occupy Wall Street, City Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez demanded that New York City authorities investigate police treatment of the protesters who were cleared from Zuccotti Park early Tuesday.
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15 November 2011
As New York City police moved in to evict Occupy Wall Street protesters from Zuccotti Park, Northattan reporters were there to report the eviction and the aftermath.
Posted in East Harlem, Economy, Fort George, Hamilton Heights, Harlem, Inwood, Manhattan Valley, Manhattanville, Morningside Heights, Politics, Spanish Harlem, Washington Heights0 Comments
15 November 2011
To occupiers at Zuccotti Park, Monday night seemed like any other during their two-month-old live-in protest; that is until they were awakened by bright lights and loud ruckus just after 1 a.m. Tuesday morning.
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