Funeral Home Teardown, New Public Art | Harlem Week In Review

Harlem NY

08 October, 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. New Public Art Lands In Harlem In Time For Fall HARLEM, NY — As the weather cools down, Harlemites can enjoy the crisp autumn air by visiting some of the several new public art exhibitions that have arrived in the neighborhood. Spread... Read more Harlem Home Sales Rise Amid Manhattan's Record Surge, Study Shows HARLEM, NY — Temperatures are cooling down, but the real estate market in Harlem is only getting hotter, according to a new study.In Harlem, the number of apartment sales nearly tripled during... Read more Harlem Standoff Ends After Man Shoots Himself Inside Home: Police HARLEM, NY — A man is dead in an apparent suicide, hours after he barricaded himself inside a Harlem apartment and fired at police officers who had arrived to serve a warrant, according to police.... Read more Harlem Librarygoers To Benefit From End Of Late Fees, Data Shows HARLEM, NY — New York's public library systems made waves this week by announcing it was abolishing late fines for overdue materials — and Harlem patrons will benefit from the change more than most,... Read more Harlem 'Swap & Shop' Store Offers Affordable Clothes, Community EAST HARLEM, NY — A once-vacant East Harlem storefront has been transformed into a fashion-oriented community center where people can trade in clothes, purchase gifts or simply meet some of their... Read more Years After Human Remains Found, Harlem Rowhouses To Be Torn Down HARLEM, NY — Years after a startling discovery put their demolition on hold, a set of Harlem rowhouses may finally be torn down, according to city records. The three-story rowhouses at... Read more