Your home is an expression of you, your personality, and your lifestyle. When it comes to personalizing your home’s aesthetic, try leaning into your senses to inspire change within your space. Inspiration can be found everywhere around you – from taking cues from Mother Nature to “shopping” your own house, finding and incorporating your home’s … Read more
By GHCC The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce in partnership with US News and World Report, and The City College of New York, hosted the 2024 National Urban Health Conference on Thursday, July 25, 204. Themed “Our Health Is Our Wealth,” the informative and timely conference, which took place at City College’s Shepard Hall, addressed … Read more
On August 27th, City Parks Foundation (CPF),the largest independent nonprofit to offer free youth programs in public parks in the five boroughs. The event will hold its 26th Annual Tennis Benefit on Tuesday, August 27, 2024 at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. The benefit is co-chaired by Billie Jean King and John McEnroe. This year, CPF will honor former … Read more
Locks have been an essential part of human civilization for thousands of years, evolving from simple mechanical devices to sophisticated security systems. This journey through time not only reflects the advancements in technology but also the growing need for security and privacy. In this article, we explore the fascinating history and evolution of locks, from … Read more
How can businesses make sure their data remains secure and private in today’s digital age? This question is paramount as information breaches become increasingly common. The Snowflake platform, known for its robust data warehousing capabilities, offers comprehensive security measures to protect sensitive information. Let’s explore how this platform ensures information protection and privacy. Strong Data … Read more
New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced back-to-back record-breaking years for producing and connecting New Yorkers to new, affordable homes. For the second year in a row, the city has produced the most supportive housing and housing for formerly homeless New Yorkers. As the city faces a generational housing shortage and an affordability crisis, the administration, this year, financed the most new affordable homes in history. Following decades of disinvestment, the city also converted 3,678 New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) apartments into newly … Read more
Harlem’s vibrant food scene is about to get a significant boost as Trader Joe’s, the beloved grocery chain, opens its first-ever store in the neighborhood. Located at 123 West 125th Street, this new 17,800-square-foot establishment marks a historic moment for both the company and the community. The store’s interior design pays homage to Harlem’s rich … Read more
In 1882, a unique and charming tradition known as the Broom Drill took place in a Harlem church in Harlem, New York. This event, combined with discipline, entertainment, and community spirit, quickly became a beloved activity among the congregants and the broader community in Harlem. The Broom Drill, characterized by its military-style “exercises “calisthenics for … Read more
Schools Chancellor David C. Banks today announced the appointment of Simone C. Hawkins as Deputy Chancellor of the Division of Early Childhood Education for NYC Public Schools. Ms. Hawkins, who has a long and distinguished career as a leader in early childhood education, will report to Chancellor Banks and collaborate with the rest of the … Read more
E-commerce has revolutionized retail, allowing customers to purchase anything with just a few clicks. However, the influx of online orders has put immense pressure on logistics networks. Retailers must find innovative ways to provide fast, seamless delivery while delighting customers. Implementing the right strategies is key for e-commerce success. Leveraging Technology for Efficiency Technology is … Read more