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Assemblywoman Monique Chandler-Waterman, with honorees Busta Rhymes, his sons, and Dr. Meda Leacock.

Music

Chandler-Waterman kicks off ‘It’s not an I thing; it’s a We Ting’ Caribbean Celebration

By Nelson A. King

Vendors at Miss Cassandra's Wine. From left: Pamela Griffin, Emeline Lowblack and Bonilyn Laing.

Club St. Vincent hosts very successful, premier exposition

By Nelson A. King

Hochul signs legislation to support 9/11 victims, first responders

By Nelson A. King

Portrait of Winston Soso posted next to casket. Soso, known as the "Rolls Royce" of Calypso, died in 2021. His funeral took place at St. Gabriel's Episcopal Church on Hawthorne Street in Brooklyn.

Music

Winston Soso inducted into first ever Vincy Hall of Fame

By Nelson A. King

Sept. 9: Emmanuel Martin #10 of Turks and Caicos Islands during the CONCACAF Nations League match between British Virgin Islands and Turks and Caicos Islands, held at the A.O. Shirley Recreation Ground stadium, in Road Town, British Virgin Islands.

Sports

Turks and Caicos, Dominica aiming for first points

By Nelson A. King

GRAND CAYMAN, CAYMAN ISLANDS. SEPT. 11: Mishawn Molina #7 of Aruba and Jabari Campbell #23 of Cayman during the League C match between Cayman Islands vs Aruba in the CONCACAF Nations League, held at the Truman Bodden Stadium, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands.

Sports

Late victories lift Aruba, Saint Martin to top of groups

By Nelson A. King

Delegates at CAIPA 2022 in the Dominican Republic.

Business

CAIPA, NY Consular Corps host major USA-Caribbean Investment Forum

By Nelson A. King

The late Vaughan Toney seen here receiving a plaque after SVG PM Dr. Ralph Gonsalves, right, announced Toney's appointment as Ambassador-at-Large in September 2022. Consul General Rondy "Luta" McIntosh is also in photo.

Vaughan Toney, community advocate succumbs to cancer

By Nelson A. King

GRAMMY-nominated saxophonist Eric Wyatt leads jazz ensemble, with Sean Wayland on keyboard and Aaron Seeber on drums.

Music

GRAMMY-nominated saxophonist Eric Wyatt highlights Fenimore Street Church historic Fun Day

By Nelson A. King

Gov. Kathy Hochul makes Harry Belafonte Scholarship announcement at West Indian-American Day Carnival Parade on Labor Day.

Hochul unveils new CUNY Harry Belafonte Scholarship

By Nelson A. King

Photo courtesy CONCACAF

Sports

2023-24 Nations League headlines week in CONCACAF

By Nelson A. King

Sint Maarten's Gerwim Lake.

Sports

Sint Maarten, Guadeloupe among teams kicking off CONCACAF Nations League B

By Nelson A. King

Elite Icon Award Honoree – Beres Hammond.

Music

Brooklyn’s Kings Theater hosts historic, inaugural Caribbean Music Awards

By Nelson A. King

Team BCLF: Melissa Harper, program and logistics coordinator; Mellany Paynter, director of operations, and Marsha Masiah-Aaron, festival founder.

Books

Brooklyn Caribbean Literary Festival celebrates Festival Five

By Nelson A. King

Sen. Chuck Schumer, with megaphone, with supporters on the Parkway.

Carnival

Who’s who in NY politics participate in Carnival Parade

By Nelson A. King

Participants registering at the health fair.

Health

SUNY Downstate 2nd Annual Healthy Lifestyle Fair focuses on Autism Awareness and Acceptance

By Nelson A. King

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