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Caribbean Tidbits for December 2018
Trinidad And Tobago PM: Let’s support our artists Trinidad And Tobago – Cabinet has approved an arrangement between the Urban Development Corporation (UDECOTT) and the Government of Cuba, which has […]
Traditional Dishes Still Favorites At Christmas
By Stan Walker People in different countries have their own ways of observing Christmas. It is the most joyous day of the year. Many of the festivities are based on […]
CURET Scouts Are Winners, Prepared For I.C.E.
By Jerry Hancock The scout slogan is ‘Do A Good Turn Daily.’ In other words, do something kind daily that will help another person. Before you read on about the […]
Robinson-Lewin New NAACP President for Greater Hartford
Maxien Robinson-Lewin won the election for president of the Greater Hartford Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) on Tuesday, November 20, 2018. The election […]
FREE CAREER TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR ELIGIBLE SNAP RECIPIENTS
Capital Community College (CCC) is offering free programs for eligible food stamp recipients who receive food stamps but no cash assistance. The SNAP E & T (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program—Employment […]
CONSUMER PROTECTION GIVES FAMILIES TIPS TO AVOID HOLIDAY FIRE HAZARDS
The holiday season is a time for families to gather and celebrate, but it pays to remember to be careful around small safety risks that could spoil the holiday cheer. […]
Memories Of Christmas Celebration In The Homeland
By Stan Walker As Caribbean Americans get ready to celebrate yet another Christmas away from the land of their birth, although many have spent almost a quarter of a century […]
Brief History Of The Christmas Tree
Who does not admire the beauty of a well-lit and decorated Christmas tree? Certainly, it brings a sense of serenity and fills our hearts with the joy of the Holiday […]
Good News Of Joy
Every year the lush of the poinsettia plants with their blooms in hues and their sparkling and irresistible colors shoot out like a time clock announcing the soon arrival of […]
Reparations: Long Overdue
By Jim Daniels Beginning in 1989 and every two years after that until his retirement in 2017, former U.S. Congressman John Conyers of Michigan introduced a bill called the “Commission […]