Caribbean Life News Headlines Archive for December 18, 2023

Council Member Mercedes Narcisse at a recent City Council hearing in City Hall.

Health

Narcisse happy historic sickle cell disease measure now law

By Nelson A. King

Jamaican native Glen Marsh in his showroom, showcasing his recently released coffee table book that chronicles his 20 year journey in the world of fashion, one of his top selling Christmas gift items.

Business

D’Marsh Couture showcases its holiday gift guide

By Tangerine Clarke

Budding artists display their work after completion of their art.

Sip and Paint at Fenimore ‘a great success’

By Nelson A. King

Children receive gifts and pose with Santa.

Brooklyn

Brooklyn Canarsie Lions Club distribute toys to Canarsie children

By Nelson A. King

Prime Minister of The Bahamas, Phillip Davis.

Caribbean RoundUp

By Devika Ragoonanan

Jason Browne, high school senior at The IDEAL School in Manhattan.

St Kitts and Nevis

High school student with Caribbean descent does good through leadership

By Milette Millington

Screen grab of ‘Disability Rights” exhibition ad on Museum of the City of New York website.

NYC Museum Exhibit celebrates Disability History and Advocacy

By Milette Millington

Book cover of “Our Secret Society” by Tanisha C. Ford.

Books

To give til it hurts to better the lives of Black people

By Terri Schlichenmeyer

travel accessories: car driving in winter

AMNY

Hitting the road? These 10 last-minute travel accessories may be for you.

More from Around NYC

congestion pricing

Governor Hochul announces congestion pricing is funding air quality improvements at Hunts Point Market

Tsoureki

Where to find the best Tsoureki in Astoria for Greek Easter

Sen. Addabbo to hear community concerns at ‘Java with Joe’ in Forest Hills

Dean Moses of amNewYork captured this image in August 2025 of a family separation by ICE agents at 26 Federal Plaza in Lower Manhattan. It was part of his year-long coverage of immigration enforcement at the facility, and its impact on families.

Legal Aid Society sues DHS, ICE for racial profiling and unlawful arrests