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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Thank goodness it wasn’t a tornado like the one in Queens this morning, but a dramatic storm blew into upper Riverside Park this evening.
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“Throughout life people will make you mad, disrespect you and treat you bad. Let God deal with the things they do, cause hate in your heart will consume you too.” – Will Smith
Melbas' Chicken and Waffles
By HarlemCondoLife Have you ever heard of the Lunch Quadrant by Gothamist? Harlem’s 125th Street is featured this week! For the Lunch Quadrant, they checked out the lunch options at Island Salad, Fishers of Men at 121 West 125th Street, Mobay at 17 West 125th Street, and Red Rooster.
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