About Street Hype

Our Mission

Street Hype entertains, educates, promotes, informs as well as highlights the news, views and activities of ordinary people, primarily in New York.

Contents

News; Opinions; Entertainment; Health Care; Legal Matters; Natural Living; Food and Nutrition; Computer Technology; Careers Opportunities; Sports; Community Events; Educational Opportunities and Money Issues.

Readership and Circulation

STREET HYPE is the trusted source of news and information for over 450,000 readers. Audience of mainly Africian Americans and Caribbean nationals who are affluent, well-educated and business professionals – a high value target to advertisers

Distributions

A network of over 2,000 state-wide outlets including: Banks; Post Offices; Libraries; Hospitals; Churches; Apartment Buildings; Schools; Newspaper stands, Business places in the New York metropolitan areas – Bronx; Brooklyn; Queens; Mount Vernon; Manhattan; Staten Island; Westchester; White Plains and New Rochelle. Limited distributions in Connecticut; New Jersey

Online Edition: Average 100,000 hits per issue.

Frequency of Publication: Published biweekly on Thursdays.

Mechanical Requirements:

Tabloid-sized newspapers, printed by the offset printing process, camera-ready materials utilizing screens no finer than 85 lines per inch. Film must be right reading with emulsion side down.

Deadlines:

All editorial and advertisement material must be submitted at least 5 days business days prior to deadline.

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Management & Staff

Patrick Maitland (Publisher & Editor)

Jinelle Craig (Associate Editor)

Angella Golding (PR & Marketing Consultant )

Paulette Grant, Gloria Bent, Kenisha Thomas, Anthony Turner (Consulting Editors)

Mailing Address:

P.O Box 690467, Bronx, NY 10469

Business Address:

711 S Columbus Ave, Fl 1

Mount Vernon, NY 10550

Tel: 914-663-4972-3

Fax: 914-663-4972

Editorial Submission: editor@streethypenewspaper.com

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	Divine Diva	New York City Council Member Leroy Comrie (center), joined by Council Member Oliver Koppell (3rd right), Assemblywoman Audrey Pheffer (2nd right) and numerous senior advocates at a City Hall press conference on Friday, February 22 to call upon the Department For The Aging (DFTA) to slow-down the implementation of a new modernization proposal for citywide senior citizen centers and to consider a new course of action that would avoid cuts to the senior services budget, the closing of senior centers and re-examine the regionalization of services. Joining the elected officials are (l-r) Bobbi Sackman, Council of Senior Centers and Services; Linda M. Leest, Services Now for Adult Persons; and, Priscilla Maysonet, Stein Senior Center.
		Danielle De Souza