Month: October 2021

Caribbean pols urge community to exercise voting franchise

With the beginning of early voting in New York on Saturday, Caribbean legislators have been urging the community to exercise…

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Brooklyn Mechanics host first gala honor ceremony since pandemic

The Brooklyn-headquartered Independent United Order of Mechanics (IUOM) on Saturday hosted its first gala ceremony since the onset of the…

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Trinidad man shot dead months after wife, stepson murdered

(Trinidad Guardian) Just over three months after his wife and stepson were killed in Arima, Mario Gomez was fatally shot…

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Double murder accused escapes from Lusignan Prison

Kapildeo Gangadin, the man who was charged and remanded to prison last week for the murder of businessman, Ganesh Persaud…

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Hispanic Federation unveils plan for NYC Government to support Latinos

The Hispanic Federation held a virtual press conference on Oct. 26 to unveil a policy plan that aims to raise…

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Supply chain clogs will have ‘very serious’ ripple effect on Trinidad – Rowley

(Trinidad Guardian) Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley yesterday confirmed that the global supply chain clogs at major US and UK…

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Hochul signs legislation ensuring county redistricting is done fairly

Gov. Kathy Hochul on Wednesday signed legislation (S.5160-B/A.229c) amending section 34 of the municipal home rule law to provide that…

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Floyd monument lures tourists to Seeinjustice in square

Throngs of tourists have been clamoring to Union Square, the 14th St. Manhattan landmark area in order to witness three…

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