Harlem War Heroes Recognized | Week In Review

Harlem NY

09 April, 2021

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HARLEM, NY — Miss any headlines in Harlem this week? Patch's week in review has you covered for the neighborhood's top news. Charles Pan-Fried Chicken Moves Deeper Into Harlem HARLEM, NY — Harlemites who passed by the longtime Charles Pan-Fried Chicken storefront in recent months may have been dismayed to see it shuttered, fearing that the fried chicken master had closed... Read more Harlem's Vaccine Rates Below Average As Virus Holds Steady HARLEM, NY — Harlem residents have gotten vaccinated at lower rates than the citywide average and the neighborhood's coronavirus rates have remained mostly steady in recent weeks, according to the... Read more Eugene Webb, Harlem Real Estate Pioneer, Dies At 102 HARLEM, NY — Eugene Webb, a child of Jim Crow Alabama who rose to become a Harlem power broker and one of the city's pioneering Black real estate executives, died on Monday at the age of 102.... Read more More Harlem Vaccine Sites Open, Including Walk-Ups HARLEM, NY — The city has opened new coronavirus vaccine sites in Harlem as part of its ongoing campaign, including sites offering walk-up doses for seniors. The new sites include Abyssinian... Read more Harlem Hellfighters, WWI Heroes, Could Get Congressional Honor HARLEM, NY — A majority-Black army regiment based in Harlem whose soldiers won plaudits for their bravery overseas during World War I may get long-delayed recognition by Congress, through a new... Read more East Harlem Street Could Be Renamed 'Cicely Tyson Way' EAST HARLEM, NY — Nearly a century after her birth in East Harlem, Cicely Tyson could become the namesake of her childhood block thanks to a neighborhood campaign to honor the late actress.... Read more Cops Serving Search Warrant In Harlem Find Man Dead HARLEM, NY — A man was found dead inside a Hamilton Heights apartment this week by police officers who had entered while serving a search warrant, police said. Around 6 a.m. Thursday, cops... Read more