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Guyana's President and Chairman of CARICOM Dr. Irfaan Ali.

Guyana

Go-Invest – Guyana’s office for business launches 55 places to invest

By Tangerine Clarke

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Caribbean

National Caribbean American Restaurant Week to launch Sunday

By Nelson A. King

Signage at SVG-Caribbean Bakery. Photo by Nelson A. King

St Vincent

Owner of SVG Caribbean Bakery still rests on faith

By Nelson A. King

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Jamaica

Jamaican party promoter turns Coffee Bay Restaurant owner

By Nelson A. King

Davis Gayle, Jr. and dad, Davis Gayle, Sr.. Neil Dedier

Business

COVID-19 forces Tropical Paradise’s owner to relocate to Florida

By Nelson A. King

Flatbush Caton Market on Clarendon Road in Flatbush, Brooklyn. Kate Nielsen

Brooklyn

Flatbush Caton Market hosts market-wide sale

By Nelson A. King

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Business

Bold & Boss Boutique provides free Mother’s Day pop-up shopping for young mothers

By Nelson A. King

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Business

The Beacon Café features mouthwatering fare

By Tangerine Clarke

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Business

Thomasina’s Catering Hall reopens with April 4, Easter dine-in buffet

By Tangerine Clarke

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Business

Universal Hall Rental reopens for business

By Tangerine Clarke

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Jamaica

Prospect Cleaning Service Inc. opens headquarters in Brooklyn

By Tangerine Clarke

The Associated Supermarket at 975 Nostrand Ave. in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.

Brooklyn

Fight to save Associated Supermarket in Crown Heights

By Nelson A. King

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Guyana

Guyanese designer to help single mothers become business owners

By Tangerine Clarke

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Guyana

Pandama Retreat and Winery innovates during COVID-19 pandemic fight

By Tangerine Clarke

Kenneth Ebie, executive director of Black Entrepreneurs NYC. James Kegley

Business

Kenneth Ebie appointed executive director of Black Entrepreneurs NYC

By Nelson A. King

Richard Wissack, vice president of 55 STAN.

News

Yellow cabs are in the DNA of New York City, but will that last?

By Jill Carvajal

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Holiday Lights at the Bronx Zoo features huge lanterns shaped like animals. Some can even move and interact with visitors, like the reindeer that are operated by puppeteers (pictured).

Families flock to the Bronx Zoo for their dazzling Holiday Lights experience

Workers rip up 100-year-old hardwood floors at LaGuardia College's Building C. Photo Courtesy of LaGuardia Community College.

LaGuardia Community College donating historic old hardwood floors to local businesses as part of major renovation project

Maria Delgado of the Working Families Party received enough votes to swing the Huntington Town Supervisor election — but she had 'no idea' she was even on the ballot. Officials are investigating a potential political scheme.

Scrutiny grows over alleged political scheme in Huntington Town Supervisor race; questions surround Working Families Party ‘mystery candidate’

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