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Caribbean Life: Queens Edition: November 7, 2014

Caribbean Life: Queens Edition: November 7

View our digital edition for November 7, 2014.

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From Around the Caribbean

  • Jennifer Johnson-Carroll has been nominated as the next US ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago. Black Trinidadian Jennifer Johnson-Carroll nominated as US ambassador to homeland
  • Leslie Campbell died on May 3 at age 67. Jamaica Consulate General opens book of condolence for former Minister of State Leslie Campbell
  • Captain Hayley Matthews laid the foundation with a superb innings. West Indies women record second straight win
  • A group shot at the Crown of Care Gala – Scholarship Fundraising Dinner and Awards Ceremony at the elegant El Caribe Country Club on Strickland Avenue in Brooklyn. Brooklyn’s Trinbago Progressive Association honors ‘nursing excellence’
  • A view of Nassau, Bahamas. Several reforms have been recommended to strengthen the electoral process in the Bahamas. Caribbean Roundup: Bahamas, Cuba, Guyana, and Jamaica

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  • Democratic Assembly candidate Michael Bailey's plan looks to support longtime businesses in Central Brooklyn. Assembly candidate Michael Bailey unveils plan to keep Black, Caribbean and immigrant-owned businesses in Central Brooklyn
  • Second from left, Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke, followed by Officer-in-Charge at the Consulate General of Jamaica, Ariel Bowen; Dr. Bill Tinglin, JDRP chairman; Sheldon Peter, consul general, Commonwealth of Dominica; Bishop Dr. Cecil Riley; and Dr. Ionie Pierce. The gathering attended the May 29 launch of the inaugural Jamaica Day Rising parade at the Consulate General of Jamaica located at 300 E 42nd Street, Manhattan. Plans for Jamaica Day Rising take shape at Manhattan Consulate General of Jamaica
  • Battery Dance will begin on Aug. 10 with dynamic community workshops led by selected local dance groups. Battery Dance to host free performances in Wagner Park
  • The Rev. Derwin Grant, pastor of Trinity Methodist Church, left, with honorees on Mother's Day 2026. Brooklyn’s Trinity Methodist Church honors 21 seniors
  • Murad Awawdeh Advocates claim New York State budget fails to fully deliver for Caribbean immigrants

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