Caribbean Life News Headlines Archive for September 4, 2019

Pols omnipresent on Caribbean Carnival Parade|Pols omnipresent on Caribbean Carnival Parade|Pols omnipresent on Caribbean Carnival Parade|Pols omnipresent on Caribbean Carnival Parade

Pols omnipresent on Caribbean Carnival Parade

By Nelson A. King

Bahamas

CARICOM RESPONDS TO DORIAN

By Bert Wilkinson

Reggae Girlz in messy pay dispute

Jamaica

Reggae Girlz in messy pay dispute

By George Alleyne

Guyana’s First Lady Grand Marshall at West Indian parade

Guyana

Guyana’s First Lady Grand Marshall at West Indian parade

By Tangerine Clarke

Junior carnival bands display dynamic costumes|Junior carnival bands display dynamic costumes|Junior carnival bands display dynamic costumes|Junior carnival bands display dynamic costumes

Junior carnival bands display dynamic costumes

By Tangerine Clarke

Greenlight ‘Jump Up’ exalts steel, jourvert & emergence of NY Carnival|Greenlight ‘Jump Up’ exalts steel, jourvert & emergence of NY Carnival

Greenlight ‘Jump Up’ exalts steel, jourvert & emergence of NY Carnival

By Vinette K. Pryce

Holder retains all-rounder top rank

Sports

Holder retains all-rounder top rank

By Azad Ali

Mayor calls on Caribbean nationals to be counted

Mayor calls on Caribbean nationals to be counted

By Tangerine Clarke

More from Around NYC

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Congress Members demand Con Edison response to dielectric fluid leaks into Bronx River

Lawyers for Chanel Lewis filed a motion to vacate conviction in the killing of Howard Beach jogger Karina Vetrano saying he was the victim of “racial dragnet” by the NYPD.

Judge rejects motion to vacate conviction in 2016 murder of Karina Vetrano in Howard Beach: DA

Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaking at an event in a hard hat

MAMDANI’S FIRST 100 DAYS: Planned Protected Time Off Law expansion goes into effect, mayor vows to pursue businesses who don’t comply

Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaking at an event in a hard hat

MAMDANI’S FIRST 100 DAYS: Planned Protected Time Off Law expansion goes into effect, mayor vows to pursue businesses who don’t comply