Most of Harlem was spared from the worst of Hurricane Sandy, but still there was evidence of the effects here. Happily many local businesses and restaurants were open and people were out in droves ready to support them.
Central Park was still closed and even from the perimeter, it was obvious many trees were felled. Please be careful walking on that side.
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By HarlemHouse “I was born in Harlem, raised in the South Bronx, went to public school, got out of public college, went into the Army, and then I just stuck with it.” – Colin Powell
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By HarlemHouse A celebration of House Music in Harlem and beyond. Inspired by the music at Sundae Sermon, Deep House Parties throughout the city and played at Harlem’s Hudson River Cafe, Nectar Wine Bar and Aloft Lounge. On this mix RhythmDB brings you soulful house vocal tracks along with some deep house and dubby instrumentals that will keep the crowd pumpin’.
By NativeNewYorker I had dinner at Londel’s last Friday to celebrate my cousin’s birthday. I hadn’t been there in quite a while and I am sorry I waited so long. In his most recent expansion, Londel added a very attractive bar and a sidewalk cafe.
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