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Wadleigh Middle School school will receive a new principal after outcry from community and officials.

The closure of the middle school comes as a controversial charter school hopes to move into the building.

Three vendors were arrested last week, leaving many worried about how they will make a living.

The DOE plans to close middle school grades at Wadleigh Secondary School for the Performing Arts.

Hairdressers Against AIDS is designed to help hairdressers speak to their clients about the disease.

More than 400 people received turkeys for Thanksgiving at a Harlem event with Archbishop Dolan.

City Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez said he was thrown to the ground and beaten by police when he was arrested three blocks north of Zuccotti Park early Tuesday morning.

The $101 million Balton and Douglass Park developments have 226 mixed-income units.

The Department of Buildings is expected to levy several violation against Queens-based Disano Demolition, which was working on the 125th Street building that partially collapsed on Tuesday.

The statue is at the southern end of Frederick Douglass Boulevard, where Harlem and the Upper West Side meet.

True Colors Residence is a six-story energy efficient building on West 154th Street that is New York State's first permanent supportive housing facility for LGBT youth.

Harlem anti-violence group Mothers S.A.V.E. moved into its new headquarters Friday.

Kids in public housing developments will be encouraged to spend part of their summer with books.

Hazel Dukes threw latest punch in squabble with Success Charter Network.

The Richard Rodgers Amphitheater is named after the American composer who lived near the park as a boy.