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Mayor Eric L. Adams with the first black Miss Universe (1977) Trinidad-born Janelle Penny Commissiong during a Caribbean American Heritage Month reception at Gracie Mansion on June 27, 2024.
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Mayor Eric L. Adams praises Caribbean Americans for their contributions during reception at Gracie Mansion, honors three

By Tangerine Clarke
Mayor Eric Adams, next to First Deputy Commissioner Tania Kinsella, addresses a large audience at Guyana's 58th Independence Anniversary at Bowling Green, NYC, on May 24.
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Mayor Adams calls New York the Georgetown of America

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From left, Dr. Kurdell Campbell, consultant ER Physician Jamaica/Cayman, Consul General of Jamaica to New York, Alsion Roach Wilson, and Glenroy March, cut a 20th Anniversary cake at the book launch of “The Allure,” surrounded by friends, family and models.
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Glenroy March launches his book ‘The Allure’ at Jamaica Consulate

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Jamaica Prime Minister Andrew Holness.
Jamaica

New York to help Jamaica stop the flow of guns

By Dawn Plummer
Prime Minister of Jamaica, Andrew Holness.
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J60 launches year-long celebration of Jamaica’s Independence

By Vinette K. Pryce
Jamaica’s new consul proposes reforms to better assist nationals
Jamaica

Jamaicans can get free vaccines at consulate

By Vinette K. Pryce
Jamaica’s new consul proposes reforms to better assist nationals
Jamaica

Jamaica’s new consul proposes reforms to better assist nationals

By Vinette K. Pryce

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