Tangerine Clarke, Author at Caribbean Life – Page 14 of 45

Third from left, second row, Princess Cornneitte, founder of the Brownsville Devine Explosion Arts Program, joins volunteers at a Dec. 23 Christmas Bazaar, at the Love Zone outdoor space.

Devine Explosion Arts Program celebrates 22 years of giving in Brownsville community

By Tangerine Clarke

Members of the CARICOM Consular Corps, extreme left, back row, Mr. Jeremiah Hyacinth consul general Consulate General of Saint Lucia, front row second from left, Sheldon Peter consul general, Commonwealth of Dominica, Consul General of Guyana to NY, Michael E. Brotherson, Madam Marie Amy Charge d Affaires, consul general of the Republic of Haiti, Mrs. Alsion Wilson, consul general, Consulate General of Jamaica, and Leroy F. Major, Bahamas Consulate General, among other guests, at a Dec. 21 Christmas party at new location, 228 E 45th St., Manhattan.

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CG Brotherson shares Christmas cheer, goodwill at new office space in Manhattan

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Jamaican native Glen Marsh in his showroom, showcasing his recently released coffee table book that chronicles his 20 year journey in the world of fashion, one of his top selling Christmas gift items.

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D’Marsh Couture showcases its holiday gift guide

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The Lawrence family of seven children whose story from homelessness to nursing school went viral, and caught the attention of People Magazine, and the Sherry Shepherd show, are pictured with their parents, and Assemblywoman Monique Chandler Waterman (left), after being presented with an award at the 2nd Annual AD 58 Community Awards ceremony at the Top Civic Center, in Brooklyn, on Dec. 3.

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Assemblywoman Waterman honors 30 at community awards ceremony

By Tangerine Clarke

Cory Provost, former 58th Assembly district leader, and newest New York attorney-at-law, addressing a past Guyanese audience in Brooklyn.

People

Cory Provost adds attorney at law to his accomplishments

By Tangerine Clarke

Dale Charles, AKA Mrs. Clause is joined by her elves, and starry-eyed community kids after receiving gifts at the Bed-Stuy Winter Wonderland Christmas at the intersection of Fulton Street and Marcy Avenue.

Brooklyn

Bedford Stuyvesant Gateway BID opens fourth annual Winter Wonderland market

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Sen. Kevin Parker's Annual Turkey Giveaway in partnership with Vanderveer Park United Methodist Church, National Grid, and A Shared Dream Foundation, on Nov. 18, upheld the cherished tradition.

Brooklyn

Sen. Parker’s Annual Turkey Giveaway delights community in heartwarming tradition

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Guyanese-born artist, Carl F. Anderson against the backdrop of his Ribbon Series, during a recent display at the Port Authority, Times Square, NY.

Guyanese artist Carl F. Anderson to showcase two-dimensional artwork Nov. 29 – Dec. 22

By Tangerine Clarke

Participants of a Diabetes Self-Management class at Sundance Social Adult Day Center pose after a graduation ceremony.

Health

20 persons graduate from Diabetes Self-Management class

By Tangerine Clarke

Glenda Cadogan, creator and founder of Yesterday's Children, fifth from left standing, joins honorees at the organization's 13th Annual Awards gala.

People

Sen. Parker honors Yesterday’s Children Inc.’s 13th Annual Salute to Elders

By Tangerine Clarke

Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke congratulates Rev. Dr. Clive E. Neil during his 35th Anniversary Pastoral Service at Bedford Central Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn.

People

Rev. Dr. Clive E. Neil celebrates 35 years of ministering at Bedford Central Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn

By Tangerine Clarke

Scores of Guyanese packed St. Gabriel's Church Annex in Brooklyn, to complete documentation to receive NIS/Social Security Benefits owed to them, during an outreach on Nov. 4.

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Guyanese turnout to address Social Security benefits with consulate/NIS staff

By Tangerine Clarke

Proudly representing the Guyana flag, staff of BleuFin Bar & Grill joins proprietor, Hollis Barclay, right, who opened the eatery at 637 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn in 2019, just before the coronavirus pandemic decimated small businesses.

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BleuFin Bar & Grill celebrates 4th anniversary, fights to stay open, post pandemic

By Tangerine Clarke

The Sanasani Dance Group members go through their paces during a sensational performance at the Annual Diwali Festival in Richmond Hill, Queens.

Queens

FESTIVE DIWALI

By Tangerine Clarke

Trinidad-born artist, Weldon Ryan against one of his Carnival portraits that was on display from May 26, 2021 at the Stone Sparrow Gallery, 45 Greenwich Ave., Manhattan.

Trinidad & Tobago

Art of Carnival – works of award-winning Trinidadian artist, Nov. 11 – Dec. 29 in Harlem

By Tangerine Clarke

Survivors, thrivers and supporters gathered for a photo-op after fellowship session at the 6th Annual Queens Cancer Walk Candlelight Vigil at the Radha Krishna Mandir in Queens, on Oct. 28.

Health

Queens Cancer Walk group honors victims during candlelight vigil at Radha Krishna Mandir in Queens

By Tangerine Clarke

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