Search

The article reports that the first Harlem, New York City-based bowling alley in more than thirty years opens its doors on Saint Patrick's Day. The entertainment center is spread over two floors of a corner building. Harlem Lanes will be open seven days a week, 365 days a year and is one of four bowling centers in Manhattan. It is the only one above 42nd Street. Before a room of journalists, supporters and members of the area business community, the two women held a press conference about the bowling center. The Harlem-based Clinton Foundation provided support towards the realization of Harlem Lanes.

The article reports that Monica Hand and Debra Hawkins, managers at the U.S. Postal Service served as hosts at the P.R. Professional Experience Awards Ceremony Program that was held on May 15, 2006 in Manhattan, New York City. Hand said that the contest was to serve as the pilot program for strategies that the Postal Service is looking to hold in the future. Geniece Sergeant, an African American graduate student said that the contest was a wonderful opportunity for public relation students.

Discusses the steps the New York City Police Department should take to inspire public confidence, particularly among minorities. Verdict in the trial of four policemen charged for gunning down Guinean immigrant Amadou Diallo; Need to hire more blacks and Latinos; Obstacles facing the Civilian Complaint Review Board.