Nelson A. King, Author at Caribbean Life – Page 102 of 212

Mental Healh and Wellness Program Presenter, Alana Akong.

News

Brooklyn sorority holds major conference on mental health awareness

By Nelson A. King

Brooklyn Democratic Party Chair, Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn.

Haiti

Bichotte Hermelyn celebrates 220th Anniversary of Haitian Flag

By Nelson A. King

From left, District 20 K-1 Second Vice District Governor-Lion Antonio Robles; District 20 K-1 Governor Lion Ingrid-Andrews Campbell Lions International Director Lion Dianne Pitts and District 20 K1-1 Diabetes Chairperson Lion Beverley Campbell.

Health

Lions donate much-needed advanced retinal camera to Queens Hospital Center

By Nelson A. King

People

Haitian artist Wyclef Jean to be honored

By Nelson A. King

A family affair: Richie Stephens joined at the Mother's Day shindig by his aunt Charmaine, his mother Mama Carmen and his sister Keisha.

Music

Richie Stephens headlines ‘Night of Superb Elegance’ for mothers

By Nelson A. King

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in Alvin Ailey's “Revelations.”

AILEY SPIRIT GALA

By Nelson A. King

Doris Fordyce seated with her son Gladwyn and his wife Evelyn (left), Sen. Persaud, center, and Ms. Fordyce's daughter, Paula.

Guyana

Persaud honors Guyanese centenarian Doris Letitia Fordyce with proclamation on reaching 104

By Nelson A. King

Mayor Eric Adams.

Adams launches Asylum Seeker Arrival Center

By Nelson A. King

Bill Perkins

Williams, Adrienne Adams pay tribute to Bill Perkins

By Nelson A. King

From left, the United States, El Salvador, Bahamas, and Mexico advanced to the semifinals of the Concacaf Beach Soccer Championship on May 12, 2023, in Nassau, Bahamas.

Sports

USA, El Salvador, Bahamas, Mexico punch semifinal tickets

By Nelson A. King

Khadija Shaw

Jamaica

REGGAE GIRL SHINES

By Nelson A. King

From left, Council Members Rafael L. Espinal, Jr., Farah N. Louis and Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso.

Immigration advocates, pols demand intensified actions on migrant crisis

By Nelson A. King

Edmund Bartlett, Minister of Tourism, Jamaica (2nd from L), holds Jamaica’s Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association’s (CHTA) Destination Resilience Award. Sharing in the moment are (L-R) Nicola Madden-Greig, President, CHTA; Ewald Biemens, Owner, Bucuti and Tara Beach Resort, Aruba; Donovan White, Director of Tourism, Jamaica Tourist Board; Kyle Mais, Managing Director, Jamaican Inn; Vanessa Ledesma-Berrios, Acting CEO & Director General, CHTA; Josef Forstmayr, Managing Director, Round Hill Hotel and Villas; Marc Melville, CEO, Chukka Caribbean; and Fiona Fennell, Public Relations and Communications Manager, Jamaica Tourist Board.

Jamaica

Jamaica wins CHTA’s Destination Resilience Award

By Nelson A. King

Pastor Robert McBarnett addresses gala dinner.

Grenada

St. Matthias Charities, Inc. honors Carriacou-born pastor

By Nelson A. King

Immigration advocates hold a news conference at the Million Dollar Staircase.

Hundreds of immigrant advocates, elected officials rally for passage of Access to Representation Act

By Nelson A. King

Mayor Eric Adams.

Adams launches major campaign to strengthen literacy

By Nelson A. King

1 … 101 102 103 … 212

More from Around NYC

School corridor with lockers. 3d illustration

28-year-old woman arrested after allegedly posing as a teen student at Westchester Square Academy

Alba Giraldo, 67, of 92nd Street in Jackson Heights, was fatally struck by the driver of a Jeep just steps from her home last month. The Attorney General's office is investigating after it was determined an off-duty cop was driving the vehicle.

Attorney general investigating fatal crash that killed Jackson Heights woman after it was determined she was struck by an off-duty cop

New Pride Agenda executive director Kei Williams delivers remars in the State Capitol on May 6, 2026.

Advocates call on New York State to protect gender-affirming care, establish 24-hour LGBTQ crisis hotline

FILE PHOTO: Jeffrey Epstein is seen in this image released by the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C., U.S., on December 19, 2025 as part of a new trove of documents from its investigations into the late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Epstein suicide note has same language as note found after death, former cellmate’s lawyer says