In considerazione delle basse temperature di questi giorni e delle previsioni meteo, che indicano per il tardo pomeriggio di domani, lunedì 23 gennaio, una possibile precipitazione nevosa in città sopra i 500 metri di altitudine, questa sera un intervento di insalamento interesserà la viabilità dell’alta collina, con 11 mezzi operativi a partire dalle ore 21.00.… Read More

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Every day when Marie Carmel Daniel’s husband put on his flak vest and walked out the door for another day of fighting Haiti’s gangs, she wondered if he would come home that night. Friday was the day her smiling spouse of 18 years, Ricken Staniclasse, didn’t. One of the country’s nearly… Read More

Trinidad and Tobago elected a new president Friday despite fears that her links to the governing People’s National Movement would compromise her independence. Former Senate President and ex PNM government minister Christine Kangaloo was Friday afternoon elected as the seventh ceremonial president of the southern Caribbean twin island federation thanks to a majority vote from… Read More

The Consulate General of St. Lucia in New York says it is “thrilled to report” that St. Lucian national Samantha Denise Primus, who had been missing for just over three weeks, was found safe on Saturday, Jan. 14. Primus, 46, a Brooklyn resident – who is deaf, mute and autistic – disappeared on Friday, Dec.… Read More

New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Tuesday outlined his vision for a “New York City Women’s Health Agenda” aimed at dismantling decades of systemic inequity that have negatively impacted the health of women across the five boroughs. Joined by several health care leaders of his administration, Adams acknowledged the long-standing, persistent problems that plague… Read More

Over 50 Seventh Grade students from Harlem Village Academy (HVA) recently ascended the steps of the iconic New York State Supreme Court, at 60 Centre St. in lower Manhattan, to participate in their first-ever mock trial. According to Acting New York State Supreme Court Justice J. Machelle Sweeting, who both coordinated and presided over the… Read More

No longer is there any need for a government authorization to obtain a work permit from the Antigua and Barbuda administration for Caribbean citizens who are seeking employment in Antigua and Barbuda, effective Jan. 1, 2023. The decision has been made to eliminate the process for CARICOM residents by Prime Minister Gaston Browne who made… Read More

Senator Kevin Parker, recalled, Dr. Martin Luther King , Jr. was assassinated in Tennessee, while speaking on behalf of sanitation workers who were fighting for fair working conditions and higher pay, noting that the civil rights leader understood the economic paradox of “our community and where we wanted to be.” During his address at the… Read More

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Nearly two hours after meeting behind closed doors, the governing board of Puerto Rico’s power company emerged Thursday to briefly announce it was approving a plan to privatize electric generation in the U.S. territory. No other details including the name of the company selected or how much it will… Read More

Housing Justice for All, a statewide coalition of more than 80 organizations representing tenants and homeless New Yorkers, says that tenants and community members interrupted Gov. Kathy Hochul’s speech on Sunday while addressing a Latino church in the Sunset Park section of Brooklyn. In interrupting the governor’s speech, Housing Justice for All said in a… Read More