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Models wearing colorful designs from AJYI Variety Store during a June 4 Afro-Caribbean fashion show on the Dorothy L. Goosby Plaza in celebration of Caribbean Heritage at Hempstead Town Hall. Other colorfully dressed audience members look on.
Long Island

Hempstead brings cultural pride to Caribbean American Heritage Month observance

By Tangerine Clarke
Fresh fruit desserts, including durian, mango pancakes and a mango strawberry smoothie, are displayed at the Mango Mango café in Astoria.
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Fresh-fruit creations sweeten New York City’s dessert scene

By Tracey Khan
Flushing Bank CEO John Buran
LI Press

Flushing Financial merging with Ocean First

Davis showcases a spread of Trinidadian favorites, including callaloo at the Queens of Food and Beverage scene event in Brooklyn.
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A Taste of Trinidad on Long Island: Trini Bites brings Caribbean flavor to the suburbs

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Sparkle Sugar, the creative force behind Coki by Cottage Kind, brings dreams to life one candle at a time.
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Coki by Cottage Kind: A whimsical escape for creativity and candle making

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The new 2,000-square-foot Valley Stream studio offers laser hair removal, electrolysis, vajacials, and body and facial treatments.
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PeachFuzz Skin Studio brings inclusive skincare and hair removal services to Long Island 

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Dr. Ansha Clement signs the ‘Baby’s First Science: ABC’ book for Bernadette Cox.
Belize

Grenadian educator, author wins International Impact Book Award for Best STEM Education

By Nelson A. King
Jerk pork, seasoned from scratch by Tropical Jerk.
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Tropical Jerk: A family legacy of authentic Jamaican cuisine expands in Hempstead

By Tracey Khan
GGRF's Young Women's Leadership Academy (YWLA) graduates of 2024, with current GGRF board members.
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Guyanese Girls Rock Foundation celebrates achievements of young girls

By Milette Millington
Naala Royale-Holder, owner of Dunns River Lounge, celebrates her 20th anniversary in business, surrounded by Senior Councilwoman Dorothy Goosby, Rockville Centre Deputy Mayor Kathy Baxley, Councilwoman Laura Ryder, Legislator Scott Davis, Minority Affairs Executive Director Lionel Chitty, President of Rockville Centre Chamber of Commerce Ed Asip, and employees during the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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Celebrating 20 years of Dunns River Lounge: A culinary jewel in Rockville Centre

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Tom Suozzi and Diana Reyna for lieutenant governor as Suozzi ran for Governor of New York in the Democratic Primary in June 2022.
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Jeffries hails Suozzi’s ‘decisive victory’

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Garden City Headquarters of Life’s WORC Named for Founder Victoria Schneps-Yunis

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Food Banks and Food Pantry Resources in NYC as SNAP Emergency Allotment Benefits End

From left: Farah Delance Linot, Mayor Eric Adams, Elton Lugay and a member of Tofa.
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Haitian foundation honors Mayor Adams with Lifetime Achievement Award

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Hundreds of NYC jailers face suspension over vaccine mandate

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