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Jersey City, NJ
Paulus Hook Neighborhood

New Jersey, NJ

Harlem Pictures & Video Police Precinct # 23 (East Harlem) & the 28th

Mom's Opinion? Have not visited yet. However, New Yorkers tell me that the area has cleaned up considerably. Note that former president Bill Clinton has an office in Harlem which has helped to give Harlem a message of revitalization. However, it would not be my first choice, partly because I feel it is too far up the island and I like the lower half better.

Posters who live in NYC do not recommend moving to Harlem if you have never lived in Manhattan before. The overall advice is that moving to Harlem is for more for experienced New Yorkers. The general advice I hear is not to look above 100th street if you're a first time renter in New York.

April 15, 2009. I drove through Harlem and it was neat and seemed clean and a good place to live in the daylight. On 110th street at the top of Central Park, people (young women and men of all colors) were freely jogging in the park with no worries. I did speak with a student at Columbia University a few weeks ago who lives in Morningside Heights (in Harlem) and she said she never has any problems but probably would not venture out at night. From my drive through Harlem, I agree.

Borough: Manhattan

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Attractions: Apollo theater, The Studio Museum in Harlem, Harlem Week, Harlem day, Taste of Harlem, Museo del Barrio, Church Abyssinian Baptist (New York's oldest Black Church), Studio Museum, Columbia University, Grant's Tomb (W 122nd & Riverside Drive)

Marshalls Stores
Harlem Center
125 West 125th Street
Manhattan, NY 10027
Phone: 212-866-3963
Sun: 11a - 7p
Mon-Fri: 9:30a - 9p
Sat: 9:30a - 9p

www.harlem.org

www.east-harlem.org

http://eastharlemfocus.blogspot.com/index.html

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