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Ulysses: Parsons School of Design alumnus with a BFA in fashion, who has worked in the menswear industry for several years. Past lives have been in the East Village and Lower East Side of Manhattan; more recently transplanted to Harlem. Currently living in a 1907 "French flat," an Edwardian era middle-class apartment.

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Tuesday, February 19, 2013

☞ READ: Last Week's Most Viewed Posts

Below is the list of last week's most viewed posts and comments.

1. 30 West 120th Sold to Samuelsson (3)
2. Coccola arriving in West Harlem (2)
3. Harlem Public Listed as Top 10 NYC Bar (1)
4. 430 West 137th Street Townhouse (2)
5. Coffee Grinder @ Lenox Coffee (4)
6. Renovations at 127th Candy Stand (1)
7. 64 West 119th Street in Contract (3)
8. The Audubon Ballroom c. 1915
9. The Lafayette Theatre
10. Sledding in St. Nicholas Park (1)

Posted by Ulysses at 9:50 AM

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Labels: Architecture, Brownstones, Central Harlem, Drink, Dwell, Eat, Harlem Heights, Introducing, Lenox Avenue, Mount Morris Park, Read, Remember, St. Nicholas Avenue, Theater, West Harlem

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