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Family, friends will ‘never forget’ Harlem fire victims

By amNewYork Posted on May 9, 2019

Family and friends of the victims of the Harlem fireÂ held a vigil ThursdayÂ atÂ PSÂ 194, where the Pollidore children went to school.

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