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Grenada takes on US in 2022-23 CONCACAF Nations League
The Grenada Tourism Authority (GTA) said on Wednesday that the country will host the highly anticipated Grenada versus USA football (soccer) match in the 2022-23 CONCACAF Nations League international football tournament on March 24, 2023 at the Kirani James Athletics Stadium. Grenada and the United States, along with El Salvador, are in League A Group… Read More
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Just The Woman I Am, domenica 5 marzo: il percorso di gara
Domenica 5 marzo si svolge Just The Woman I Am, la manifestazione che attraverso una camminata/corsa non competitiva di 5 Km raccoglie fondi per la ricerca universitaria sul cancro. A questa si affiancano iniziative collaterali che promuovono la prevenzione, i corretti stili di vita, l’inclusione e la parità di genere. La partenza è fissata alle ore 16… Read More
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St. Lucia Independence 44 Gospel Fest ‘a tremendous success’
The Consulate General of St. Lucia in New York has described as “a tremendous success” last weekend’s Independence Gospel Fest, dubbed “Independence 44 Gospel Fest.” The Consulate said the event was held at Brooklyn’s Waymark Ministries on Remsen Avenue in Brooklyn. “This yearly concert is the first in a series of scheduled events celebrating St.… Read More
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Disgraced ex-Haitian soccer president announces he’s back
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Haiti’s former soccer federation president whose lifetime ban from sport over sexual abuse allegations was overturned last month announced Wednesday that he is reclaiming his position. Yves Jean-Bart’s defiant announcement could lead to a standoff with FIFA, which already has appointed an emergency management committee to lead the Haitian Football Association… Read More
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Call for end to winter evictions
Standing outside of Brooklyn Housing Court, Sen. Zellnor Y. Myrie (D-Central Brooklyn) was joined last Thursday by tenant and housing justice advocates in calling for passage of the Winter Moratorium on Evictions Act. The bill – sponsored by Myrie, who represents the 20th Senate District in Brooklyn, and Assemblymember Anna Kelles (D-Ithaca) – would block evictions… Read More
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Potful of trouble: NYC stores skirting marijuana licensing rules, prompting legal confusion and safety concerns
This story was reported by Camille Botello, Ximena Del Cerro, Ethan Marshall, Dean Moses, Max Parrott, ET Rodriguez, Barbara Russo, Robbie Sequeira and Ethan Stark-Miller. It was edited by Christian Murray and Robert Pozarycki Just three businesses in New York, all in Manhattan, are legally permitted to sell marijuana to the public at this time… Read More
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Queens councilwoman declares ‘state of emergency’ over fires caused by exploding lithium-ion batteries
FDNY fire marshals have determined that exploding lithium-ion batteries on e-bikes have caused more than two dozen fires injuring nearly 40 people and killing two already this year. The frequency of the blazes linked to the recharging of the batteries is four times higher than this time last year. “These are incredibly dangerous devices and… Read More
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‘Campus diffuso’ amplia gli spazi per offrire nuovi servizi agli studenti universitari
E’ stata presentata questa mattina a Palazzo Civico la seconda edizione di ‘Campus diffuso’, il progetto innovativo della Città di Torino, rivolto alla popolazione universitaria, che promuove su tutto il territorio cittadino spazi per lo studio e per il tempo libero. Alla conferenza stampa erano presenti il Sindaco di Torino Stefano Lo Russo, l’Assessora alle… Read More
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‘COME THIS FAR BY FAITH’
The Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center (THPAC) on Saturday featured “Having Come This Far By Faith” at Central Baptist Church of NYC, 166 W. 92nd St., in celebration of Black History Month. The program, which was free to the public, featured dance excerpts from “The Gospel According to THPAC,” along with music and spoken word pieces from members… Read More
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