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Being the next president after the worst president in history was never going to be easy.

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“Happy Harlem Easter” is about the Easter celebrations in Harlem, bringing all our rich cultural history, amazing entertainment skills, and the richness of our community. Please celebrate Easter in joyful festivities with your family, friends, and others. Historically, Easter has always been an important holiday in Harlem, particularly in our community that is so spiritually…

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Home Buying in Harlem Be Prepared to Buy Now By Rev. Dr. Charles Butler The challenge for many first time low to moderate-income prospective buyers is obvious. They do not have enough money saved for the down payment and closing costs. Most of these families are struggling to meet their current monthly living expenses. The

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Urbanology: Wood the Element of Spring By William A Rogers The Five Elements (wood, fire, earth, metal, and water) are the foundation for the Taoist healing strategies. Each element has a different energy, vibration, and frequency in relationship to vital organs, planets, directions, seasons, tastes, colors, and a host of other relationships that ancient Taoist

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“Lucky Medicine” by Lester W. Thompson REVIEW by Terri Schlichenmeyer, Harlem News contributor It didn’t arrive in a package. It wasn’t wrapped in fancy paper; it didn’t arrive with cake or candles. And yet, the gift you got, that thing that someone gave you was better than anything that could’ve come in a pretty box.

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Harlem Fine Arts Show’s 15th Anniversary Celebrates Art and Culture By Audrey J. Bernard Society Editor Harlem Fine Arts Show (HFAS) welcomed 6,000 art buyers, collectors, community organizers, and other attendees to their 15th Anniversary Celebration: Celebrating Art and Culture in America was inspired by the Harlem Renaissance. HFAS provides a platform for African diasporic

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