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Dartunorro Clark

Reporter/Producer @DartDClark Contact

Dartunorro Clark is a Reporter/Producer covering Harlem.

Prior to joining DNAinfo New York, Dartunorro worked as an investigative fellow for The Albany Times Union, where topics ranged from corruption to public health, and as a local government reporter for The Journal & Courier in Lafayette, Ind. He has also done freelance investigative research for The Marshall Project and wrote about New York City neighborhoods for amNew York.

Dartunorro grew up on Chicago’s South Side in Bronzeville, which is coincidentally Chicago’s Harlem. When he arrived in New York City for the first time in 2013 to attended Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, he chose Bedford-Stuyvesant as his beat because of his favorite film, “Do The Right Thing.”  

Although he has grown to love New York City, as a native Chicagoan, he adamantly believes that Chicago’s pizza is infinitely better.

Fun Fact: In true millennial fashion, Dartunorro lives in East Harlem with two roommates he found using an app.

Harlem »

June 21, 2017

The weekend festival includes free and paid events, as well as performances.

Harlem »

June 21, 2017

Protesters hissed and booed throughout the meeting, then stormed the stage to protest the vote. 

Harlem »

June 21, 2017

The board member said the entrance is strewn with trash and hopes the city can address it. 

Astoria & Long Island City »

June 20, 2017

The Queens native was hospitalized recently for complications from sickle cell anemia, reports said.

Harlem »

June 19, 2017

The group is one of only three orders of mostly black nuns in the country. 

Harlem »

June 19, 2017

The man was found unconscious and unresponsive and pronounced dead at the scene, police say. 

Harlem »

June 19, 2017

Paul Feinman would be the first openly gay person to serve on the state's top court if confirmed.

Harlem »

June 19, 2017

Houdini lived in the home for more than two decades before his death in 1926.