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Book Review: "There Was a Party for Langston: King o' Letters," by Jason Reynolds, and "Harlem at Four," by Michael Datcher - Vimarsana News

Book Review: "There Was a Party for Langston: King o' Letters," by Jason Reynolds, and "Harlem at Four," by Michael Datcher

Debut picture books by Jason Reynolds and Michael Datcher celebrate the cultural history of a neighborhood.

Target's Harlem store closure should be NYC 'wakeup call' - Vimarsana News

Target's Harlem store closure should be NYC 'wakeup call'

Target's decision to shutter its first Manhattan location amid rampant shoplifting should serve as a "wakeup call to city officials,"  an industry expert said.

Source: nypost.com
Cowboy at MCA Denver Explores the Biggest Symbol of the American West - Vimarsana News

Cowboy at MCA Denver Explores the Biggest Symbol of the American West

MCA Denver showcases a very American icon in Cowboy.

Talking with Greater Harlem Chamber President Lloyd Williams about a 21st-century Renaissance - Vimarsana News

Talking with Greater Harlem Chamber President Lloyd Williams about a 21st-century Renaissance

Established in 1896 and now one of the longest active Chambers of Commerce in the world, the Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce celebrated its 125th year of

Source: amny.com
The 'Cult of David': More Former Employees of David Adjaye Allege They Were Overworked, Underpaid, and Victims of 'Emotional Abuse' - Vimarsana News

The 'Cult of David': More Former Employees of David Adjaye Allege They Were Overworked, Underpaid, and Victims of 'Emotional Abuse'

Following sexual misconduct allegations, former employees have more complaints against the acclaimed Ghanaian-British architect David Adjaye.

Source: artnet.com