Caribbean Life News Headlines Archive for July 17, 2023

News

Lack of funding forces UN to slash food program in Haiti amid a surge in malnutrition

By

Marie Dagenais-Lewis (top left), Megan Pendleton (top right), Nidhi Jaisoor (bottom left), and Briana Logsdon (bottom right).

News

The impact of medical gaslighting when someone is disabled

By Milette Millington

Prime Minister of The Bahamas, Phillip Davis.

Bahamas

Caribbean RoundUp

By Devika Ragoonanan

Sara Luterman (left), Carson Pickett (middle), and interpreter Isabella Olsen.

People

The significance of amplifying disabled voices

By Milette Millington

The Koulerz Band African Village joins forces with One Man Band singer Stitchie, and the Fonaka Singers for an exciting Afro-Funk session, at the Caribbean American Family Fun day at Monte Erving Park, Orange County, NJ.

Monte Irving Park comes alive with Caribbean entertainment

By Tangerine Clarke

Jamaica

Jamaicans will hoist black, green and gold in oldest NY city park for 61St

By Vinette K. Pryce

Isra Gordon, owner of Mint Porch Café points to her sign to attract customers to her business, at the intersection of Flatbush (Dr. Roy Hastick Way) and Caton Avenue, Brooklyn.

Brooklyn

Vendors at Flatbush Central Caribbean Marketplace struggling to bounce back, ask for help

By Tangerine Clarke

More from Around NYC

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

battalion

The Lost Battalion & fate of Ridgewood & Glendale Great War soldiers: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

plow gets rid of snow during blizzard in NYC

BLIZZARD WARNING: Massive winter storm set to hit NYC. How much snow will the city get?

Science, portrait and group of kids with smile at convention, expo or exhibition with happiness. Student, children or face with smile at tradeshow or scientific conference for knowledge and education

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