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CONCACAF Champions League Cup.

Sports

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

By Nelson A. King

Action between the United States and Nigeria in the 2022 FIFA Under-17 Women’s World Cup at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai, India.

Sports

Nigeria beats US Women in U17 World Cup

By Nelson A. King

Yamil Speight-Miller, executive director, Brooklyn Democratic Party.

Politics

Brooklyn Democratic Party appoints Yamil Speight-Miller as executive director

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The Agrippa Family in front pew.

Guyana

Guyanese show last respects to Maurice Agrippa

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Jamaica

Jamaica Broadcasting Commission bans songs promoting illegal activity

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Ingrid Baptiste

Health

Retired public health nurse manager advocates for healthcare

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Murad Awawdeh, NYIC's executive director.

Judge’s ruling on DACA ‘cruelly endangers’ millions of immigrants: Immigration advocates

By Nelson A. King

Mayor Eric Adams signs two bills to promote broad-based economic recovery In NYC.

Adams signs legislation promoting broad-based economic recovery

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Arts & Entertainment

Cuban prez laments death of popular playwright Eugenio Hernández

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Jamaica

JAMAICA HONORS OLYMPIANS

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Dancehall singer, Badda General.

Music

‘OYE DEH’

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Dr. Brenda Greene.

News

Center for Black Literature celebrates 20th anniversary

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Hopeton Brown.

Jamaica

Baseball coaches certification program for Jamaican teachers

By Nelson A. King

Album cover of "Scorcha" by Sean Paul.

Music

‘Scorcha’, ‘Some Kinda Madness’ now out

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Donna Anglin receives award from Dr. Hyacinth Martin, left, and Dr. Virginia Bernard.

People

CANA’s Bronx, Manhattan, Westchester Chapter hosts scholarship luncheon

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Karl Gayle, third from left, receives award.

People

Brooklyn Mechanics name Jamaican Karl Gayle ‘Volunteer of the Year’

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