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Tracey Khan

Shenae Craig enduring her chemotherapy sessions.
Health

Young journalist beats breast cancer diagnosis; freezes eggs for motherhood aspirations

By Tracey Khan
The 2024 Caribbean Life Impact Awards honorees at the Terrace on the Park in Queens, NY.
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Caribbean Life Impact Awards: Celebrating excellence and community spirit

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Ron Soogrim visits and inspects produce from one of his farms.
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United States-based Guyanese entrepreneur Ron Soogrim cultivates success in global agricultural business 

By Tracey Khan
SHEA Charity Founder Lori Narine (middle), along with volunteers and United States Embassy officials in Georgetown, Guyana.
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SHEA: Bridging medical care for children in need from Guyana to the United States

By Tracey Khan
Ahmad and Jordana Heminway, owners of the Airbnb “Brooklyn Pink.”
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Media couple’s journey from homeownership to hospitality: NYC’s premier Pink Space flourishes in Brooklyn

By Tracey Khan
G's Restaurant & Bakery is a staple in the Queens community.
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Miss G, the culinary matriarch, celebrates over 30 years of serving the best Jamaican cuisine in Queens

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From left, owners Nia Marie and Ashley Small at their luxury spa.
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Young entrepreneurs open Black luxury spa catering to women of color in Queens

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PopupConnecxion founder,Tivonya Ross.
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Empowering Queens: Small Business Pop-up Resource Network unites community for growth

By Tracey Khan
Some of the participants of the floral class.
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Flourishing Floral Entrepreneur: Stephanie Barr cultivates connections and community 

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Rabbi Shea Hect champions support for Israel

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Aleeia Abraham, founder of The BlaQue Resource Network in Queens.
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Aleeia Abraham: Trailblazing entrepreneur and community builder in Queens

By Tracey Khan
Sit and dine inside Green Leaf Bistro in Queens.
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Empowering health in Richmond Hill: Female entrepreneur introduces Healthy Choice Restaurant

By Tracey Khan 
An image of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. displayed at Queens College.
Queens

Queens College pays tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., honors Jennifer Jones Austin for outstanding contributions to change

By Tracey Khan
Pepperpot Restaurant in Elmont, Long Island.
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Pepperpot Restaurant brings Guyana’s unique flavor and culture to Long Island 

By Tracey Khan
Joshua Dat stands in front of their business.
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Save Your Money It Will Save You: Datz Deli owner as he projects $1.2M revenue milestone for 2023

By Tracey Khan
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