Dal rifacimento delle facciate, degli intonaci e delle pavimentazioni alla sostituzione dei serramenti e alla tinteggiatura dei locali, dall’adeguamento degli accessi e alla sistemazione dei cortili fino agli interventi nelle palestre e nei bagni, sugli impianti elettrici, le scale antincendio e i tetti: sono tanti e diversi i lavori che riguarderanno numerose scuole cittadine fino… Read More

Roxanne Hermanstyne and her family come from Victoria Village, as well as Cove and John Village, both on the Atlantic Coast of Guyana and now live in Hawaii are helping to improve the health and well-being of residents in the rural areas of her homeland. “Each year, my father marked his birthday by arranging transportation… Read More

Get ready to embark on a vibrant journey to Jamaica without leaving the borough of Brooklyn. Taste Bits of Jamaica, the beloved cultural showcase of Jamaican flavors and traditions, is back for its 8th year on Saturday, Sept. 30, 2023, 3:00 – 10:00 p.m. Hosted at the picturesque Rooftop of Brooklyn Commons, 495 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn,… Read More

Guyana Amazon Warriors secured their first Caribbean Premier League T20 title with a comprehensive nine-wicket win against the Trinbago Knight Riders at the National Stadium in Providence, Guyana. Riding on the backs of a brilliant spell from South African pacer and Man-of-the-Match Dwaine Pretorius, who bagged four wickets for 26 runs, the Warriors steamrolled TKR… Read More

Regional cricket is set to continue in Trinidad and Tobago after the completion of the Caribbean Premier League with the Cricket West Indies CG United Super 50 Cup. All 31 matches in this year’s edition of the tournament, will be played in T&T between Oct. 17 and Nov. 11. The Brian Lara Cricket Academy (BLCA)… Read More

CONCACAF says League C of the Road to W Gold Cup was back in action on Monday with three matches. Turks and Caicos Islands vs. Aruba Group A got the day going with Aruba capturing a 5-0 victory over Turks and Caicos Islands at the TCIFA National Stadium in Providenciales, CONCACAF said. “Aruba could not… Read More

The sight, smell, taste, sounds and colors of the Caribbean were on full display on Sept. 16 during International Day 2023 at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Rosedale, Queens. Nationals from several Caribbean islands and territories decked out in their national colors, cooked and served local dishes, and played and danced to hypnotic Caribbean music as… Read More

Si estende alla Circoscrizione 7 la raccolta di prossimità degli oli vegetali di provenienza domestica. Prende il via oggi, infatti, il posizionamento di circa 70 cassonetti ad Aurora, Vanchiglia, Sassi, Madonna del Pilone: i contenitori, di colore blu, verranno collocati da Amiat in altrettanti luoghi individuati di concerto con la Città e la Circoscrizione, nell’ambito… Read More

There is a revival of Southern confederacy happening on Broadway. Now in previews at the Music Box Theater, Sept. 27 starts regular performances of “Purlie Victorious” a production conceived in 1961 by playwright Ossie Davis. Based on behavior he witnessed then, Davis showcased a geographic region where Uncle Tom submissive concessions overshadowed Black power revolutionary… Read More

On Sept. 20, the Brooklyn Public Library’s Center for Brooklyn History (BPL-CBH) hosted an in-person and virtual conversation about the future of feminism, while also celebrating 50 years of the Ms. Foundation for Women and Ms. magazine. Panelists were Irin Carmon, Shawnda Chapman, and Joanne Smith, with moderator Jennifer Weiss-Wolf. Carmon is an Israeli-American journalist… Read More