Caribbean Life News Headlines Archive for March 21, 2023

Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister, Gaston Browne.

Antigua

ANTIGUA FACES DILEMMA

By Bert Wilkinson

CONCACAF 2022 Player of the Year Awards nominees.

Sports

CONCACAF announces 2022 Player of the Year Awards nominees

By Nelson A. King

Sports

OFF TO THE RACES

By Nelson A. King

Khadija Shaw celebrate sher goal of Jamaica during the game Jamaica vs Haiti, corresponding Group A of Concacaf W (Womens) Championship 2022, at BBVA Bancomer Stadium on July 11, 2022.

Sports

CONCACAF Women’s Player of the Year Nominee: Reggae Girl Khadija Shaw

By Nelson A. King

Sports

Hope hits superb century in first match as skipper, West Indies take 1-0 lead

By Nelson A. King

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Movies

Women’s History Month spotlights ‘Reel International Sisters’

By Vinette K. Pryce

City and State event host Jon Lentz introducing speakers for the webinar. Top row from left: Jon Lentz, Joel Berg, Laurie Wheelock. Berg: CEO of Hunger Free America. Wheelock: Executive Director and Counsel at the Public Utility Law Project of New York (PULP). Middle row (left to right): Beth Shyken-Rothbart, Roxanne Persaud, Beth Finkel. Shyken-Rothbart: Senior Counsel for Client Services and New York Policy at the Medicare Rights Center. Persaud: NYS Senator and the Chairperson of the NYS Senate Committee on Social Services. Finkel: State Director of AARP New York. Bottom row: Maritza Davila. Davila: NYS Assemblymember and Chairperson of NYS Assembly Committee on Social Services.

Data matching helps older low-income New Yorkers, lawmakers say

By Milette Millington

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Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark and NYPD Commissioner Tisch announce takedown of major Bronx auto theft ring

concert

Get ready for another epic concert season at Forest Hills Stadium this summer!

MTA boss and head of transit workers union

Transit workers union calls MTA’s opening contract demands ‘slap in the face’ as talks kick off

MTA boss and head of transit workers union

Transit workers union calls MTA’s opening contract demands ‘slap in the face’ as talks kick off