Surinamese authorities report the death of former President Chandrikapersad Santokhi on Monday. Officials state that his passing has placed the Caribbean Community nation in a period of official mourning. A government statement said that emergency services were called to the ex-head of state’s suburban home, where he was treated for an unknown illness. The cause… Read More

Vincentian Eleen Ackie has authored “Adam Goes to the Sunshine Corner Store” in honor of her 9-year-old son, Adam, whom she describes as “the heart” of her creative journey. Ackie, a Brooklyn resident born on Union Island in the Southern St. Vincent Grenadines, shared that the book follows Adam on a joyful neighborhood adventure celebrating… Read More

Brooklyn Assembly Member Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn, on Thursday, March 12, honored eight exceptional women during her 10th Annual Women of Distinction Award Ceremony at Brooklyn College. As the daughter of Haitian immigrants and representative of the 42nd Assembly District in Brooklyn, Bichotte Hermelyn told Caribbean Life that “the community celebrated eight women who are making… Read More

The Caribbean island nation of Dominica has said that it has already signed off on an agreement with the US to accept deportees who do not want to return home or whose home countries do not want them back. The island’s cabinet says it has wrapped up all negotiations and is ready to accept a… Read More

Grenadians in the Diaspora are paying glowing tributes to illustrious Brooklyn-based surgeon Dr. Roland Purcell, renowned as “the People’s Doctor,” who died suddenly on March 25 in Brooklyn. He was 73. Cheryl Vincent is a Grenadian-born registered nurse at SUNY Downstate Medical Center and University Hospital in Brooklyn. She was honored along with Dr. Purcell… Read More

“The Remarkable Life of Reed Peggram: The Man Who Stared Down World War II in the Name of Love” by Ethelene Whitmire c.2026, Viking                                                             $30.00… Read More

Si è svolta questa mattina, martedì 31 marzo, al monumento del Giardino del Corpo Italiano di Liberazione in via Ventimiglia 164, la cerimonia commemorativa dell’82° anniversario della battaglia di Monte Marrone, combattuta il 31 marzo 1944 durante la guerra di Liberazione. La battaglia vide protagonisti il Battaglione Piemonte, formato da alpini e artiglieri della Divisione… Read More

Torino si conferma capofila nella sperimentazione della mobilità del futuro. Dopo la navetta a guida autonoma, prende il via la sperimentazione di un nuovo modello di mobilità notturna, più flessibile e orientato alla domanda. Con il suo debutto di Star Plus, venerdì 3 aprile, gli strumenti digitali e gli algoritmi entrano a supporto del trasporto… Read More

Le note del “Silenzio” hanno risuonato per via San Francesco d’Assisi, questa mattina, per commemorare l’agente di Polizia Locale Roberto Bussi, caduto in servizio nel 1988. Agenti in uniforme storica hanno portato una corona di fiori dal Palazzo Civico al n. 8 della via, posta nelle vicinanze della sede municipale. L’Assessore alla Sicurezza Marco Porcedda,… Read More

Si è tenuta questo pomeriggio, presso l’aula Bobbio di Via Corte d’Appello 16, la prima sessione del percorso formativo sulle soft skills organizzato dalla Città di Torino in collaborazione con la Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo, destinata a tutte e tutti i funzionari dell’amministrazione cittadina titolari di elevata qualificazione. Ad aprire i lavori sono stati… Read More