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Brooklyn resident, Lawman Lynch.

Brooklyn

Young, talented Lawman Lynch to run for NY City Council

By Dawn Plummer

NY City Councilman, Shaun Abreu (fourth from left ) standing with family members of the late Judge Hubert T. Delany.

Bronx

Street co-named for Judge Hubert Delany

By Dawn Plummer

Jamaica

UWI, University of Botswana sign Collaborative Agreement

By Dawn Plummer

Honorees standing with Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke (fifth from left) and Assembly member Brian Cunningham (sixth from left).

People

NY State Assemblymember Brian Cunningham honors women

By Dawn Plummer

National

US imposes restrictions on firearms exports to multiple countries, including CARICOM nations

By Dawn Plummer

Late President and CEO of Tower Isle Frozen Food, Patrick Jolly.

Jamaica

Caribbean business stalwart Patrick Jolly passes

By Dawn Plummer

Congresswoman Yvette Clarke on the floor in the House of Representative addressing the plight in Haiti.

Haiti

Congresswoman Yvette Clarke asks for help for Haiti

By Dawn Plummer

Kids smoking electronic cigarettes.

News

New York City sues E-cigarette distributors

By Dawn Plummer

Downstate medical employee, Alithia Alleyne, addressing the audience with United University Professional (UUP) Chapter President, Redetha Abrahams-Nichols.

Health

Uncertanities still surround SUNY Downstate Hospital

By Dawn Plummer

Foreign Secretary David Cameron poses for an official portrait at 10 Downing Street.

The Turks and Caicos tightens security in fear of Haiti’s crisis

By Dawn Plummer

Poet Laureate, Jamaican Colin Channer.

Jamaica

Jamaican named Rhode Island’s Poet Laureate

By Dawn Plummer

Bahamas

Sandals Foundation provides more funding for Sickkids Caribbean Initiative

By Dawn Plummer

Brooklyn's Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke presents a copy of the resolution to Ziggy Marley in Washington DC at a special screening of the “Bob Marley One Love Biopic.”

Movies

Bob Marley’s legacy lives!

By Dawn Plummer

February is Black History Month. Holiday concept. Template for background, banner, card, poster with text inscription. Vector EPS10 illustration.

News

A look at how we can remember Black History!

By Dawn Plummer

Black History Month Celebrate with African People Professions Background

News

Task Force on Reparation formed in Boston

By Dawn Plummer

Photo of the Jamaican flag.

Jamaica

Jamaica Consulate Office in New York to relocate

By Dawn Plummer

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