Whole Foods: Next Stop, Harlem?
CEO John Mackey himself let the news slip that the chain is eyeing locations uptown.
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CEO John Mackey himself let the news slip that the chain is eyeing locations uptown.
The "neighborhood" restaurant is setting up shop next to Target and Best Buy in East Harlem.
A night inside the only restaurant in the world where a Dean Martin song would lead into the Macarena.
A rookie cop reportedly took down the suspect who fired two shots at police.
Shots were fired between a veteran detective and the perpetrator inside a Harlem subway station.
A land sale is disappointing church members and neighbors alike.
A liquor store gets a new sign calling itself a wine shop, and everyone's happy.
Two changing neighborhoods might see big changes soon.
They prefer "tasteful cloth canopies" to neon signs.
Six of the neighborhood's bodegas are getting an infusion of fresh fruit.
Ten people were hurt.
Plus: a tiramisu shop comes to the West Village, a Meatopia preview at Smorgasburg, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
The 'Post' says event planners for a Hamptons fund-raiser have been "blackballed." Oh, but the 'Post' is also an event sponsor.
Plus: Fourth of July preordering from Prime Meats, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood food news.
"A lot of people ... said they were tired of coming all the way downtown for our soul food," says owner Lawrence Page.
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