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Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso, left, and Mayor Eric L. Adams in conversation before the start of T&T's 60th Anniversary of Independence celebration at Borough Hall.

BP Antonio Reynoso proposes legal opportunities to address migrant and homelessness crisis in New York

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David Weinstein, chief executive officer, Nursing Lifetime of Excellence, recipient, Simone Ross, RN, and Ann Whyte Akinyooye, chief nursing officer, during the National Nursing Award Ceremony.

Health

National Nursing Week of Excellence Award Ceremony honors McKinney’s staff

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Antoine Craigwell

Guyana

Guyanese national to receive Clifford W. Beers Award

By Tangerine Clarke

Music

Corrine Bailey-Rae of St. Kitts roots to open BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn concert series, June 7-Aug. 24

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Arts & Entertainment

Celebrating Mother’s Day around New York

By Tangerine Clarke

President and CEO, Janice Emanuel McLean. Ph.D., ND, left, during a presentation of equipment and supplies to Dr. Sharma-RHO.

Guyana

Guyana institutions receive medical equipment worth USD$25,000 during mission

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Dianne Dixon (left), Paula Galloway and Christopher Laing in “Mamma Decemba.”

Revival of Nigel D. Moffatt’s Caribbean drama ‘Mamma Decemba’ opens May 4

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Jamaican international reggae icon, Buju Banton.

St Lucia

St. Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival kicks-off May 5, at Mindoo Phillip Park, Castries

By Tangerine Clarke

Guyanese athletes received a hero's welcome from Minister of Culture Youth & Sport, Charles Ramson Jr. center, family, friends, fans, and sporting officials at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, after arriving from the 50th CARIFTA Games, and Nassau, Bahamas recently, where they ranked #5 overall in the games.

Guyana

Guyanese athletes wow with gold at 50th CARIFTA Games in Nassau, Bahamas

By Tangerine Clarke

Jénine Shepherd, founder, board chair and president of Youths for Excellence Limited extreme left second row, with students, and other officials after the electronic tablets were handed over.

Jamaica

Leba Hibbert donates electronic tablets to Jamaican students

By Tangerine Clarke

Awardees with their accolades at the 9th Annual GemStarr Entertainment Women Who Dare to Be Different Awards.

Guyana

9th annual GemStarr Entertainment awardees celebrated with fashions by J-Love School of Etiquette

By Tangerine Clarke

Guyanese-born Mason Richards, filmmaker, writer, director of his award-winning short film, “The SeaWall” photographed at the recent Film Independent Spirit Awards in California.

Guyanese filmmaker, Mason Richards’ ‘The Seawall’ streams on Amazon Prime

By Tangerine Clarke

Mr. LaRose, left, alongside his son, raised their box kite over the Seawall, in Georgetown.

Arts & Entertainment

Overseas Guyanese join nationals to celebrate Easter at home

By Tangerine Clarke

Dr. Veronica Wiltshire and medical information technologist, Cloyette Harris Stoute proudly display the Ken Rampersaud Show International Women's Day 2023 plaques at a recently held Awards Gala at Code Lounge in Queens.

Guyana

Guyanese professional women honored at IWD awards gala

By Tangerine Clarke

Ryan Naar, the youngest kitemaker on the Camp Street block is passing on the kite making skill to his nephews, and is hopeful that all his kites will be sold before the Easter April 8-10 weekend.

Guyana

Guyana kite flying returns in full, artisans passing on tradition

By Tangerine Clarke

The majestic British Airways aircraft on the runway after touching down on March 27, to commence twice-weekly service to the United Kingdom, via St. Lucia.

Guyana

British Airways lands at CJIA after 42-year span of direct flights to Guyana

By Tangerine Clarke

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