Tag: Inez Dickens
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Vote Today!
Please head to the polls to cast your ballot. And don’t be put off by conundrums like this. Just vote! Voting Information and Guide from Our Neighbors, The Harlem East Block Association: Block neighbors, This is a reminder for you, your family and friends to vote today: June 27. In the last race, just 116…
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Help Kids Get Ready For School
Harlem Seniors Party Assembly Member Inez E. Dickens will be hosting the second annual Senior’s Night Out. Please see the flier below. This is the second time that this office has hosted this event in the last year and from the results of the last event, We’ve receive an overflow of calls, letters and various…
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Mayor Adams Endorses Inez Dickens For City Council
The Mayor commented that: “You [Inez Dickens] know the community so well. You’re going to bring the experience of Albany, the experience of being a council person, just a whisper away from being a speaker.” See coverage, HERE. Photoville Comes to East Harlem Make sure to head to Park Avenue (east side) between 120th and…
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25th Precinct Meeting – Wed. June 21st
Kioka Jackson writes: Good Afternoon All, Can you guys believe that it is Mid-June already? Time moves so fast! Before I get into the Council Meeting stuff – let me first say Happy Father’s Day to all the Dads. I hope you spend your weekend doing something just for you. Let me also say –…
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Gothamist Reports That Inez Dickens Leads The Pack In Both Fundraising and Donations From Harlem Residents
Gothamist is reporting on the money behind the candidates. As it stands now, Inez Dickens has the largest remaining number of campaign dollars. Yusef Salaam who returned to Harlem from Atlanta to run for office, is mostly funded by outside money. Less than 16% of Salaam’s donors come from Harlem (the 9th City Council District)…
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Inez Dickens Demands Fair Share for Harlem
The empty and imposing building on Central Park North that began its existence in 1914 as a branch of the Young Women’s Hebrew Association (YWHA) (and housed recently immigrated Jewish women in need of assistance), was sold in 1942 to the U.S. Army and briefly used as a rest-and-relaxation center for local soldiers. After the war it…
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Councilmember Jordan Will Not Seek Reelection
Harlem’s Council Member Jordan has decided to not run for reelection. Jordan’s name will remain on the ballot, and she will continue to serve out the rest of her term. Jordan’s decision leaves Inez Dickens, Al Taylor, and Yusef Salaam in the race. Harlem resident and activist, Syderia Asberry-Chresfield, said that The Greater Harlem Coalition…
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Congress Member Espaillat Endorses Inez Dickens
Harlem’s Council Member – Adriano Espaillat – endorsed Inez Dickens – the latest Harlem establishment figure to support Dickens in her bid for City Council on June 27th. Espaillat stated that: “Inez is who we need… City Council needs her leadership, experience and passion.” Inez Dickens is seeking to reclaim her seat on City Council (District 9).…
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One-on-One With Inez Dickens – TONIGHT at 7:00
Assemblymember Inez Dickens, who is running to replace Councilmember Jordan, will be on a Zoom meeting with HNBA and the Harlem East Block Association tonight at 7:00 PM. This is a fantastic opportunity to hear from Inez and to ask her questions about how she intends to work for a cleaner, safer, and more affordable…
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One-on-One With Inez Dickens
Assemblymember Inez Dickens, who is running to replace Councilmember Jordan, will be on a Zoom meeting with HNBA and the Harlem East Block Association, on Thursday, April 13th, at 7:00 PM. This is a fantastic opportunity to hear from Inez and to ask her questions about how she intends to work for a cleaner, safer,…
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New Majority NYC Endorses Inez Dickens to Represent Harlem in City Council
City and State has an article on New Majority NYC formerly known as 21 in ‘21, a women-in-elected office advocacy group that played a key role in bolstering the number of women represented in the City Council. Since its founding in 2017 the group has surpassed its initial goal two years ago when voters elected 31 women…
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25th Precinct’s Community Council Meeting with Borough President Mark Levine
Kioka Jackson, the president of the 25th Precinct’s Community Council writes: Good Morning All, It is my hope that everyone is doing well. Hope you guys are preparing for the Holiday, to purposely spend quality time with family and friends. We are planning our last meeting of 2022. Yikes! 2022 is coming to an end. …
