Uptown’s Dangerous Intersections: Can Technology Curtail Collisions? Neighborhoods north of 110th Street have the highest number of deadly motor collisions. Researchers have started testing technology that could help. Chi Vo report: https://t.co/fT3bewAxHn

Despite Residents’ Opposition, Soccer Field With Artificial Turf Under Construction in Inwood Hill Park @HazelGandhi & @sommulbaloch report: https://t.co/sNxtDIrUA3

Can Better Access to Public Defibrillators Combat Rising EMS Response Times in Harlem? Advocates urge wider distribution of life-saving devices and educational campaigns to encourage their use. @ASubramanian99 report: https://t.co/ciD4QM3W5j

Citing Costs, Erratic Rules, Some Harlem Restaurateurs Say Goodbye to Outdoor Dining City dining shed rules and fees pose a dilemma for small business owners uptown. Xinlin Jiang report: https://t.co/LzdX2NIFOx

Despite Legal and Economic Hurdles, First Legal Cannabis Dispensaries Open in Inwood and Washington Heights After banking difficulties, state delays and lawsuits, Happy Munkey and Sparkboro have opened for business. @rashimisir & Yushuo Wang report: https://t.co/O67qseQ8BS

K-3 Classes Remain Overcrowded in Harlem Schools Despite a state law to cap elementary classes at 20 students, many Harlem schools aren’t in compliance. Tiffany Wang & @Yirenlu6610 report: https://t.co/xf6gbfsAyk

A $96 Million Federal Grant Will Expand Inwood Greenway The planned extension will close a major gap along the Manhattan waterfront for cyclists and pedestrians. Kristen He Shen & @YatingWang24 report: https://t.co/E89bg3uZTz

Overdose Prevention Centers Generate Hostility in East Harlem, Muted Response in Washington Heights In the three years since OnPoint NYC opened safe injection sites, why did its clinic in East Harlem become the center of controversy? @_cjrobinson report: https://t.co/Wj5JcKUBIk

Community Groups Push for Green Solutions to Combat Floods Uptown Nonprofits restore wetlands, encourage composting and plant trees to help reduce floods, but want more government investment. @annika_mcginnis report: https://t.co/0uqNYXi5Ku

Target Is Opening a New Store on 125th Street, a year after the company abruptly closed its only uptown location at the East River Plaza in East Harlem. Ashley Lee &  Tiffany Wang report: https://t.co/ZF02Iep4XO

Hurricane Season Arrives, Inwood Flood Risks Persist Repeated Community Board 12 requests for sewer repairs and green infrastructure bring scant change. @annika_mcginnis report: https://t.co/USyIn5GUnK

Inwood Sacred Site to Honor Historic African American Burial Ground Construction on 212th Street near Tenth Avenue will lead to a memorial attached to a shelter for the homeless. Xinlin Jiang & Yushuo Wang report: https://t.co/0DD3ekYPVh

Pro-Palestinian Demonstrators Gather at Espaillat’s Washington Heights Office Protestors press congressman to halt his support for Israel in its war in Gaza against Hamas Chi Vo & Jaylynn Ward report: https://t.co/GckT2Yvr1L

Despite Community Efforts, Childhood Asthma Approaches Pre-Pandemic Levels in East Harlem In a neighborhood with some of the city’s highest pediatric asthma rates, emergency room visits are on the rise. @HazelGandhi report: https://t.co/4edSnMzNEc

Harlem Parents Oppose Plan to Turn PS 76 School Into a Middle and High School Community Board 10 hears from parents unhappy about a Department of Education proposal to transform the A. Philip Randolph School. @annika_mcginnis & Suiumkan Ulanbek report: https://t.co/SHbfluXwt3

Heart of Dinner: A Food Bank Nourishes Elders as Harlem’s Asian Population Grows Volunteers bring groceries and holiday greetings to older Asians in public housing Tiffany Wang report: https://t.co/InXLnSaxSg

CB12 Opposes Closure of Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Yushuo Wang & Xinlin Jiang report: https://t.co/4uNNBsNWFn

Hospital Plans to Close Only Rehab Unit Serving Washington Heights and Inwood, facing opposition from residents, staff, and former patients. @YatingWang24 & Kristen Shen report: https://t.co/jn2AR3ytHw

Nonprofit Loses Funds for After-School Programs At Harlem Schools Parents fear they’ll have to work fewer hours if their children can’t attend free after-school programs. @AnanyaBChetia report: https://t.co/Bxrwox8MYS

Health Department Cites Harlem School Cafeterias for “Critical” Violations City inspectors find unsanitary cafeteria conditions in almost one-third of Harlem public school buildings. Schools aren’t required to tell parents. @ASubramanian99 report: https://t.co/tDBfwhdguY