The Manhattan Times

Members of the Inwood Little League, the oldest league in the city, line up for the season's inaugural parade.

Forget pinstripes – the best baseball players were on Broadway this weekend.

This past Sunday, the city's oldest Little League kicked off its newest spring season.

Hundreds of family members and over 600 players within the Inwood Little League marched from the intersection of Dyckman and Seaman Avenue to the Inwood Hill Park ball fields in Opening Day ceremonies.

Led by Mother Cabrini High School's all-female marching band, the parade of young baseball players and families snaked a colorful path along Broadway on a perfectly sunny early afternoon on Sun., Apr. 15th.

Those driving past in cars and passerby on foot slowed to wave and take photos of the smartly dressed Little Leaguers in bright uniforms and cleats.

La banda de marchar de hembras de la escuela secundaria Mother Cabrini abrió el camino a lo largo de Broadway a los campos de bolas de Inwood Hill Park.Crédito: QPHOTONYC

Olvídese de los trajes de rayas - los mejores jugadores del béisbol estaban en Broadway este fin de semana.

El pasado domingo, la Pequeña Liga más antigua de la ciudad lanzó su temporada de primavera. Cientos de miembros de familia y más de 600 jugadores de la Liga Pequeña de Inwood marcharon desde la intersección de Dyckman y la Avenida Seaman hasta los campos de beisbol del Parque Inwood Hill para las ceremonias del día de apertura.

Liderados por la banda de la escuela secundaria Mother Cabrini, que estaba compuesta solamente de mujeres, el desfile de jugadores jóvenes de béisbol y las familias serpenteaban un camino colorido a lo largo de Broadway, en una tarde soleada a la perfección este domingo 15 de abril.

Los conductores de autos y esos caminando a pie se paraban para saludar y tomar fotos de los jugadores de la Liga Pequeña muy bien vestidos con uniformes brillantes y listones.

At the center's ribbon-cutting ceremony were (from left to right): Supportive Children's Advocacy Network (SCAN)'s Executive Director Lewis Zuchman, Department of Youth and Community Development Commissioner Jeanne B. Mullgrav; New York State Assemblymember Robert Rodriguez; former Commissioner Commissioner of NYC's Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT) Carole Post; and John Quigley, Regional Vice President of Operations for Time Warner in New York.

No need to call the cable company.

Now, should you happen to be in northern Manhattan, you can be the one to pay a visit.

This past Wed., Apr. 4th, the Time Warner Cable Learning Laboratory, a new state-of-the-art facility complete with new workstations, a recording studio and a gym, was unveiled at the James Weldon Johnson Community Center on Lexington Avenue.

Time Warner Cable (TWC) contributed the resources necessary to found a new technology center for the free use of residents.

The community center, opened in January 2011, is host to several classrooms, arts space, a gymnasium, a kitchen, a meeting room and offices.

Estudiantes hacen fila para experimentar las nuevas estaciones de trabajo en la instalación de último modelo proporcionada por Time Warner Cable

No es necesario llamar a la compañía de cable.

Ahora, si llega usted a estar en el norte de Manhattan, puede que sea usted el que haga una visita.

Este pasado miércoles 4 de abril, el Laboratorio de Aprendizaje de Time Warner Cable, una nueva instalación de último modelo con nuevas estaciones de trabajo, un estudio de grabación, y un gimnasio, fue inaugurado en el James Weldon Community Center en la Avenida Lexington.

All are invited to join Isham Park's celebration of "Sticktopia," in honor of the park's centennial and to mark Earth Day.

Photo Credit: Isaacc García

This coming Sun., Apr. 22nd, as part of the Isham Park Centennial celebrations and to mark Earth Day, "Sticktopia" will be held from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Isham Park.

The second in a series of Isham Park Centennial events, the "Sticktopia" celebration calls special attention to the 1912 gift of land by Flora E. Isham