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Tuesday, August 30, 2011
NEWS AND VIEWS
Fw: NEWLY CONSTRUCTED AFFORDABLE APARTMENTS FOR RENT IN THE EAST HARLEM SECTION OF MANHATTAN
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The ProLibertad Freedom Campaign
| The ProLibertad Freedom Campaign 718-601-4751 Support the Following WONDERFUL Puerto Rican events in September: ![]() | ||
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African-American - News
African-American - News August 30, 2011Ah, the politically correct horde have stomped over another advertising campaign, this time with claims of racism. Martin Luther King's made-in-China memorial (National Post) Army veteran says he was 'singled out' after objecting to email... (Alabama Live) While Piqua and the rest of the nation remained segregated for many years after the Civil War, black and white soldiers were buried side-by-side in the Civil War veterans section of Forest Hill Cemetery. Noble Hill extends invitation to picnic (Daily Tribune News) What happened to King's dream of economic justice? (Daily World) | ||
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Monday, August 29, 2011
Uptown Surveys Damage After Hurricane Irene
Uptown Surveys Damage After Hurricane Irene
August 28, 2011 6:48pm | By Carla Zanoni, DNAinfo Reporter/Producer
UPPER MANHATTAN — After watching Hurricane Irene from the safety of their living rooms and televisions, Inwood and Washington Heights residents hit the streets Sunday morning to survey damage to the neighborhood.
Families and dog owners trickled into the parks and streets soon after 11 a.m. hoping to get a sense of the havoc unleashed by the storm.
Many chain stores remained closed in the neighborhood, but mom and pop shops like Pizza Palace on Dyckman Street and Indian Road Café on Indian Road were open for business as usual.
“Oh yes we are open! Happy Hurricane Weekend!,” tweeted Indian Road Café’s owners.
But for many, the downed trees and minor flooding amounted to little more than what the area normally experiences during heavy storms, something many noted with gratitude.
NEWS AND VIEWS
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Notify NYC
| Notification issued 8/29/11 at 5:00 PM. All New York City beaches remain closed. Swimming and bathing is not permitted. For more information call 311 or got to http://www.nyc.gov/health. Notification issued 8/29/11 at 4:20 PM. Metro-North has begun operating a Sunday schedule on the Hudson, New Haven Lines and Lower Harlem Lines. Access-a-Ride and Able-Ride have resumed normal service. The LIRR has full service restored on the Port Washington, Babylon, Ronkonkoma, Hempstead, West Hempstead and Far Rockaway branches, and west of Hicksville on the Huntington Branch with delays. Visit http://www.mta.info/mnr/ Notification issued on 08/29/11 at 08:50 AM. JFK and Newark Liberty International Airports, arrivals have resumed as of 06:00 AM this morning. Departures will resume today at noon. LaGuardia Airport, arrivals and departures have resumed service. Check with your carrier before going to the airport to confirm your flight information. The sender provided the following contact information. Sender's Name: Notify NYC Sender's Email: notifynyc@oem.nyc.gov Sender's Contact Phone: 212-639-9675 | ||
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African-American - News
African-American - News August 29, 2011The ladies in their fancy, wide-brimmed hats and the men in their shiny shoes have taken their seats in the red-carpeted chapel of Calvary Baptist Church. Friendly Fire: The legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (LA Daily News) Many African-Americans Show Supporta (Essence Magazine) Hiring Of Sharpton By MSNBC Follows Larger Trend (KQED) Local resident William Murphy was struggling to find a topic for a paper when he stumbled across what is becoming a widely acclaimed discovery: the roots of Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech. | ||
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Sunday, August 28, 2011
African-American - News
African-American - News August 28, 2011Stamp Martin Luther King memorial a Made in Chinaa (UnionLeader) Aissata Diallo, recites a paper to her elder, Oumar Dia, during a Saturday study session in Lockland. Roswell Park to study cancer rates among African-American women (Buffalo News) Protein In The Urine Spells Kidney Failure For African Americans (MediLexicon) Today in the news: Hurricane Irene prompts first-ever evacuation in... (PeoriaTimes-Observer) Expense May Be Causing Fewer Young Blacks to Smoke (IVillage) | ||
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Saturday, August 27, 2011
Harlem - News
Harlem - News August 27, 2011Hurricane Irene is wreaking havoc on just about every musical happening up and down the East Coast this weekend, including a Dave Matthews Band concert festival -- the DMB Caravan -- on Governor's Island in NYC, which canceled its Saturday and Sunday events. New York's Only Hurricane (New York Magazine) Cuomo emergency plan: Possibly close bridges, Thruway, deploy National Guard (Times Herald-Record) | ||
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Fw: Attention: Due to impending hurricane conditions, a zone fare system will be in effect starting Saturday, August 27, 2011.
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Fw: E-Bulletin 08-27-11: CANCELED - THIS SUNDAY'S SUMMER OUTDOOR SERIES PROGRAMS IN MANHATTAN
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