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Family members from left, sitting, nephew Linden Levi, Son Jermone Serrao, Mrs. Eulah Evelyn Levi-Marque, Consulate staffers, Nacifa Watson, and Fazia Khusial, a family friend, and standing, Daughter-in-law, Judy Boyce-Serrao.
Guyana

A century of life: Eula Marques credits church and childhood

By Tangerine Clarke
Grenada Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell eulogizes 'The People's Doctor,’ Roland Purcell, at massive funeral service at the Holy Family Roman Catholic Church on Flatlands Avenue in Canarsie, Brooklyn.
Grenada

PM Mitchell honors Dr. Roland Purcell at packed funeral

By Nelson A. King
Moderator Jose Richards (left) presents plaque to Bob Law.
People

Bob ‘The Tall One’ transitions to the ancestral realm

By Vinette K. Pryce
Jamaica's Prime Minister, Andrew Holness.
Jamaica

Jamaican PM to receive AFUWI Legacy Award

By Nelson A. King
Dr. Roland Purcell and Cheryl Vincent, honorees at the St. John's Educators Scholarship Fund Annual Mothers Day Luncheon in 2016.
Grenada

‘People’s Doctor’ Dr. Roland Purcell remembered by Grenadians

By Nelson A. King
Assembly Member Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn (center) with honorees.
People

Ten years strong: Bichotte Hermelyn honors eight Women of Distinction

By Nelson A. King
Crystal Hudson.
People

Women’s History is still being written: Hudson

By Nelson A. King
FILE PHOTO: Reverend Jesse Jackson speaks at a rally calling for an end to predatory lending practices and home foreclosures held outside the New York Stock Exchange in New York, December 10, 2007.
People

‘Somebody’ wants to ‘keep hope alive’

By Vinette K. Pryce
FILE PHOTO: Reverend Jesse Jackson speaks at a rally calling for an end to predatory lending practices and home foreclosures held outside the New York Stock Exchange in New York, December 10, 2007.
People

Caribbean community, pols pay tribute to Rev. Jesse Jackson

By Nelson A. King
Walter T. Mosely, Lenny Singletary and Mae Thomas.
People

Brooklyn civic leader Mae Thomas, 108, remembered as Bed-Stuy mainstay

By Nelson A. King
The late Sybil Teresa Smith, 98, left, with loving son Roger Gary during one of their many outings in Brooklyn. She was laid to rest on Jan.28, after passing away on Jan. 21, 2026.
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Designer Roger Gary mourns mother Sybil Teresa Smith, 98

By Tangerine Clarke
Dr. Gladys Brown West, a Global Positioning System pioneer.
People

Sunshine Awards pays tribute to GPS pioneer Dr. Gladys Brown West

By Nelson A. King
Stephen "Cat" Coore.
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Honoring Cat Coore

By Nelson A. King
People

Tommy, publisher of the city’s only daily Black newspaper, passes at 88

By Vinette K. Pryce
Founder and chairman of the Teaneck, NJ-based Sunshine Awards, Gilman “Gil” T. Figaro, Sr.
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UTT names Sunshine Awards founder Honorary Distinguished Fellow  

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Kat Files.
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WAM Coalition Awards set for this Saturday

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Bring Your Flags, Costumes, Music, and C
June 6, 11 am

CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY INVITATION: Harlem Welcomes the World!
St. Nicholas Ave, between 141st and 145th Streets

Join us for a thematic afternoon of a da
June 6, 4 pm

Hustle Dance Party at Murray Playground LIC
Murray Playground

Echoes of the Ancestors is a vibrant eve
June 6, 7 pm

Something Positive Presents: Echoes of the Ancestors
Kumble Theatre – The Roc Nation School of Music, Sports & Entertainment at Long Island University, 1 University Plaza, Brooklyn, NY

Las Hermanas is an original multidiscipl
June 7, 6 pm

Las Hermanas: A Night of Latin Music and Dance
White Eagle Hall

Join us for dance classes taught by the
June 21, 2 pm

Mexican Folkloric Dance and Traditional Ecuadorian Dance Classes at Modega Studio
Modega

The global ambassadors of konpa, Haiti
June 24, 8 pm

Kick Off the Rhythm: Haiti Celebration With Tabou Combo ” The Sound of a Nation “
Lincoln Center

An Evening of Caribbean Sounds, Food, Sp
Aug. 22, 5:30 pm

Rhythms & The Summer Breeze
Cityview Rooftop Lounge

Every Step Helps End Episodes of Homeles
Nov. 7, 9 am

Care For the Homeless 5K Walk/Run
Riverside Park

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