Tag: Vote
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Vote Tomorrow and Change Harlem!
Tomorrow is your chance to change the direction of Harlem. Have things gotten better over the last two years? If not, here’s you’re chance to raise your voice for change! Harlem Records See See Rider And while this isn’t the song on the record pictured above, it’s wonderful song by Bea Booze who was born…
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Did Your Apartment Grow?
While Manhattan apartments, both old and new, are still smaller than apartments in Queens and Brooklyn (the average size of all apartments in Manhattan is 721 square feet, compared to 737 square feet in Brooklyn and 727 square feet in Queens), the average size of a Manhattan apartment grew 19 square feet: While the size of rental apartments in…
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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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Are You Ready To Vote?
Check your registration here: https://vote.nyc/page/register-vote or register if you’re not yet. Environmental Justice Conference On May 25, Cristina Contreras, CEO of Metropolitan Hospital and District Leader Will Smith will open an exciting Environmental Justice Conference at Metropolitan Hospital Morning Session: 10 am – noon The order of presenters: Lunch Break: Noon until 1 pm [Congressman…
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Ranked Choice Voting – Get Ready for the Democratic Primary – June 27th
Voters will use ranked choice voting (RCV) once again in the June 27, 2023 primary for most of the candidates shown on their ballots. Many Harlem residents (with party affiliation), will be able to vote for candidates for City Council. Ranked choice is used only for primaries, not general elections; come November, we’ll go back…
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VOTE
Today’s the day. https://findmypollsite.vote.nyc/ Marcus Garvey Park Tree Lighting See You At The HNBA November Meeting Tonight at 7pm For a conversation with OnPoint – the safe injection site on East 126th Street. Topic: HNBA MeetingTime: Nov 8, 2022 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/88910978488?pwd=dzdiTjdpaHJFTnBQeHFZWEVEaUF2UT09 Meeting ID: 889 1097 8488Passcode: 629964
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Ballot Initiatives Coming in November’s Election
Next month, New York City voters will have four proposals to decide on: a statewide proposal that would boost spending in Albany on future environment-related projects creating a “statement of values” for NYC’s government creating a NYC racial equity office defining how the cost of living is calculated in NYC If approved, the four ballot…
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Signs Seen Around The Neighborhood
These signs speak for themselves. And to sum it all up, a great list from Astor Row: Events at the Harlem Rose Garden The Harlem Rose Garden (East 129th Street at 5th Avenue) is hosting a number of events in October. Garden members thought it would be a great idea to host a series of…
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Ruth
The Smile New images and marketing material from The Smile. Luxury at Lex/126. The design of the building slopes inward as it rises upward, providing great views of the Harlem River and Manhattan skyline. The cantilevering footprint over 125th Street allows for a mix of apartment sizes layouts, while the facade’s interlocking checkerboard pattern gives every unit…
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Your 2020 Voting Options in New York
This year, registered voters can vote three ways: By absentee ballot, in-person early voting, or in-person voting on Election Day, November 3, 2020. All registered voters can request an absentee ballot if they are concerned about COVID-19 for the November 3 election. Signed absentee ballots can be returned to drop boxes without a wait at…