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Jamaican singer Buju Banton.

Music

Buju Banton drops ‘Coconut Wata (Sip)’

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Delahanty Isles: "Fight Back.”

DYNAMIC NIGHT

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RN Phyllis Payne-Dublin, president of the Caribbean American Nurses Association (CANA) takes a patient's blood pressure while other CANA members look on.

Health

Vanderveer Park United Methodist Church, Vanderveer Cares hold successful joint health fair

By Nelson A. King

Stilt dancers with Caribbean dancers perform in Carnasie Park.

Canarsie holds 3rd Annual Caribbean Heritage, Juneteenth Festival

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IOUM community liaison Hyacinth-Robinson-Goldson, center, with the Jamaican Wayne A. Wiles (King) and Barbadian Betty Thorpe (Queen) and contestants.

Barbados

Jamaican, Barbadian crowned Mechanics Order Inaugural Juneteenth Monarchs

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From left: Basil Rodney, father of Brendon Rodney; Canadian High Commissioner Emina Tudakovic; Canadian Olympian and Scholarship Recipient Brendon Rodney; Shantel Monroe, 2nd Year Student at GC Foster College; Denzil Thorpe, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment, and Sport; and Maurice Wilson, Principal of the C. Foster College of Physical Education and Sport, pose for a group photo at the launch of Rodney's Life Beyond Sports Foundation and Scholarship Awards on May 30, 2023, at the Official Residence of Canada.

News

Canadian High Commission in JA launches Rodney’s Life Beyond Sports Foundation scholarship awards

By Nelson A. King

From left: Carlene Hunte-Nelson - BMCC President Student Government Association, CG Rondy “Luta” McIntosh, Dr. Marva Craig - BMCC VP Student Affairs and Jeremiah Hyacinth- CG St. Lucia.

SVG CG urges BMCC graduates to continue dreaming big

By Nelson A. King

A group photo at the end of the Dukler Rent Strike Rally for tenants of Rubin Dukler. Tenants from 1018 & 1074 Eastern Parkway and 1392 Sterling Place stand alongside members of Housing Organizers for People Empowerment (HOPE), people in the neighborhood, members of the Housing Justice for All coalition, staff from UHAB (Urban Homesteading Assistance Board) and Assemblywoman Latrice Walker.

Brooklyn

Crown Heights tenants rally against ‘dangerous living conditions’

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Braata Folk Singers perform in September 2022 during the Guyana Cultural Association's Folk Festival at the Old Boys & Girls High School Grounds in Brooklyn.

Food

CARIBBEAN FOOD SHOWCASE

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Hochul designates June Gun Violence Awareness Month

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Lucas Di Yorio celebrates what turned out to be the goal that allowed Club León to win the Scotiabank Concacaf Champions League for the first time on June 4, 2023, at the BMO Stadium in Los Angeles, CA.

Sports

Club Leon downs LAFC to claim first ever CONCACAF crown

By Nelson A. King

Assemblywoman Chandler-Waterman and NYC Public Advocate Jumaane Williams test the LinkNYC 988 crisis line.

Brooklyn

Chandler-Waterman, Williams and advocates rally for mental health awareness

By Nelson A. King

The Stukes sisters, Janessa, 16, left, and Jaydah, 17, perform liturgical dance to loud applause.

Guyana

Guyanese in Brooklyn hold all-white candlelight vigil for victims of massive fire

By Nelson A. King

Natesha describes 'Hot Boy' as Dancehall Crossover, which is entertaining, sexy, happy, energetic and of course, hot.

Music

Natesha, Mr. Easy sizzle on ‘Hot Boy’

By Nelson A. King

The Queens Rising poster promoting arts and culture.

Queens Rising: A celebration of arts and culture officially launches second year

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Jamaican singer, Sean Paul.

Music

Sean Paul remains on a roll

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