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Josh Schneps and Vicki Schneps, owners of Schneps Media
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Schneps Media dominates New York state with record-setting win at New York Press Association Better Newspaper Contest

A retirement dedication to Caribbean Life's Michael Kevin Williams.
News

‘It was a nice run’: Caribbean Life editor Kevin Williams announces retirement

By Nelson A. King
Britain's King Charles arrives in Sandys Parish, Bermuda, May 1, 2026.
Bermuda

King Charles exposed to cruel slave artefacts in Bermuda

By Bert Wilkinson
The New York State Senate approved New York State Senator Zellnor Myrie's legislation that would enable Haitian Creole speakers eligible for language assistance.
Politics

New York Senate passes legislation on Haitian Creole voter protections

By Nelson A. King
Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso, left, presented a Proclamation to Rapper and Civic Leader Moses Shyne Barrow, alongside Public Advocate Jumaane Williams at East Flatbush Young Men’s Mentorship Expo on Saturday, April 25.
News

Antonio Reynoso honors Shyne with Key to Brooklyn

By Tangerine Clarke  
Disability advocate Latavia Sturdivant, who lives in Yonkers, NY.
News

Airlines damaging wheelchairs: A systemic issue for the Disability Community

By Milette Millington
U.S. Rep. Yvette D. Clarke addresses congregation at Fenimore Street United Methodist Church in Brooklyn on Sunday, April 19, 2026.
Immigration

Clarke laments ‘trying times’ in America’s history

By Nelson A. King
CEO and Founder of Chicago Beyond, Liz Dozier and Brooklyn College President, Michelle J. Anderson elaborate on the challenges women face with Maternal Mental Health.
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Beyond celebrations: Brooklyn leaders tackle Maternal Mental Health

By Dawn Plummer
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Happy Mother’s Day 2026

By Tangerine Clarke
New York, USA - May 1, 2012: Man holding NY Nurses Association banner on Union Square during 1st May demonstration.
News

Labor beckons ‘strong’ May Day protest

By Vinette K. Pryce
Murad Awawdeh, NYIC’s executive director
Immigration

Caribbean immigration advocates demand inclusive NYC budget

By Nelson A. King
Governor Kathy Hochul at the 217th session of the Basic School of the New York State Police Academy. The ceremony was held at the Empire State Plaza Convention Center in Albany.
New York Local

Hochul kicks off Earth Week with access plan

By Nelson A. King
Sandra, creative owner of the San Jules Tie Dye brand shows off her collection of clothing, handbags, Tees, and Jewelry during Saturday, April 18, Little Caribbean and I Am CaribBeing marketplace at the intersection of Washington Avenue and Empire Boulevard in Brooklyn.
News

Sandra and Jules keep tie-dye thriving at 22 years

By Tangerine Clarke
Jamaica Prime Minister Andrew Holness, second from right, receives Legacy Award, flanked by Dr. Cyrus McCalla, the Jamaican-born chairman of AFUWI, right; The University of the West Indies (UWI) Chancellor Dr. Dodridge D. Miller, left, and UWI Vice Chancellor Professor Sir Hilary Beckles, second from left.
News

Holness awarded AFUWI’s prestigious Legacy prize

By Nelson A. King
U.S. Rep. Yvette D. Clarke.
Immigration

HBA, Clarke welcome passage of TPS for Haitians in U.S. House

By Nelson A. King
Jilicia Leitch continues her recovery in New York after surviving a brutal acid attack, holding onto faith as she seeks reconstructive surgery and healing.
Guyana

‘I forgive him’: Acid attack survivor Jilicia Leitch holds on to faith, seeks surgery in U.S.

By Tracey Khan

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