Monthly Archives: December 2014

http://ny.curbed.com/archives/2014/11/05/illuminating_new_york_citys_gentrification_one_story_at_a_time.php Nineteen New York residents around increasingly gentried neighborhoods around Manhattan and Brooklyn reflect back to the exact moment they knew the area they once knew was irrevocably different.     http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article/20141003/REAL_ESTATE/141009939/a-home-for-creativity-in-east-harlem El Barrio’s PS 109, a current artspace for … Continue reading →

The eastern border of New York City’s Central Park runs from East 58th street in the Upper East Side neighborhood to 110th street in the East Harlem area. The entrance into the park from the east side runs along 5th … Continue reading →

They say the best things in life are free. In a community where many of its native residents suffer from a variety of economic and social issues, Spanish Harlem prides itself on its art and culture, to be celebrated by … Continue reading →

My blog, pertaining to Spanish Harlem community will have enormous benefits from social media to update everyone on changes seen in the neighborhood, each one serving a purpose that is best conveyed through its own form of social media and … Continue reading →

Watching the live broadcast of polling results on election night is an exciting event, but the experience of watching it leisurely and for oneself, is a completely different experience than watching it as a journalist and covering the event and … Continue reading →

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Gentrified Spanish Harlem For Dummies One of the first and most essential aspects of the neighborhood to change with the idea to recreate the community within Spanish Harlem were the businesses, or the lack thereof. In the late 2000’s, the … Continue reading →