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The Uptowner The Uptowner is an online newspaper covering Harlem, Hamilton Heights, East Harlem, Washington Heigh

Welcome to The Uptowner, an online newspaper covering Harlem, Hamilton Heights, East Harlem, Washington Heights and Inwood. From stories on sports and politics to education and the arts, we provide a voice for upper Manhattan communities that other news outlets miss. Stories appearing on the website are reported and produced by graduate students at the Columbia University School of Journalism.

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ast Harlem Feels the Crunch: 72,000 Applications, 360 Affordable Apartments. Allan Kew reports:
10/21/2022
East Harlem Feels the Crunch: 72,000 Applications, 360 Affordable Apartments | The Uptowner.org

ast Harlem Feels the Crunch: 72,000 Applications, 360 Affordable Apartments. Allan Kew reports:

East Harlem Feels the Crunch: 72,000 Applications, 360 Affordable Apartments Locals wonder how they win a housing lottery against stiff competition. by Allan Kew on October 21, 2022 in News Feed Leave a comment By Allan Kew East Harlem residents are exasperated searching for housing as a local affor...

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HRCS is proud to work with so many wonderful veterans in our Adaptive Sailing program. Thanks to The Uptowner for coming out and sharing some of their stories! And thanks to everyone who helped make the pilot season of HRCS's Adaptive Sailing program a success. We're excited to keep building on this foundation by getting more New Yorkers of all abilities on the water!
West Harlem native and longtime community organizer Bailey was featured in the The Uptowner's look at the changes in the neighborhood resulting from Columbia University in the City of New York’s expansion.
http://theuptowner.org/starting-to-feel-like-the-upper-west-side-columbia-transforms-an-already-gentrifying-manhattanville
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It's known for live music and cultural events and is chic enough to almost make me miss my hostel days...almost.
This Monday, businesses will get facetime with food+grocery buyers at our twice-annual at the The Africa Center! Read more about our entrepreneurs and access to market opportunities The Uptowner http://theuptowner.org/harlem-food-entrepreneurs-hope-for-a-deal/
We are proud to share this feature article in the The Uptowner recognizing Inwood Art Works Founder & Executive Producer, Aaron Simms' vision to cultivate film in Northern Manhattan.

https://theuptowner.org/one-man-campaigns-to-cultivate-film-uptown
“How do you talk to kids about ?” That’s the question we’re asking in our next installment of coming up on Saturday, October 5th at 6pm at the Langston Hughes House in Harlem. Visit www.doctoranica.com/blog for more info!
"Historic Photos Bring to Life the Young Lords of " (The Uptowner - 9/21/19) | El Museo del Barrio

EXCERPT: Though most members [of the Young Lords] had not grown up on the island, the organization “made us something,” providing a political education.

“Our stories are always distorted,” [Young Lords photographer Hiram Maristany] said. “They are never told by the people.”

He refused to perpetuate negative stereotypes of Puerto Ricans prevalent at the time – images of poverty and degradation – working to provide a hopeful and dynamic counter-narrative. “History is rapidly being eroded” says Maristany. He wants El Barrio’s youth to continue his work of preservation.

Jazzy Cintron, 32, a tour-taker who grew up in El Barrio, says the tour gave her a deeper knowledge of the Young Lords and the history of her community. “I would like to be part of it with my own story,” she said. . . .

The son of Puerto Rican migrants, Rodriguez wonders, “Why the hell didn’t I hear about the Young Lords sooner?” He argues that their history should become part of school curricula. He says that “Mapping Resistance” is powerful from an educational standpoint, because “you can’t walk through East Harlem without seeing the history of the Young Lords.”

CONTINUE READING: http://theuptowner.org/historic-photos-bring-to-life-the-young-lords-of-el-barrio/
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