Tangerine Clarke

1 month ago | politicsny.com | Tangerine Clarke

Posted on Longtime Queens resident Japneet Singh, (D) candidate for the New York City Council 28th District, hosted a fun-filled Easter Egg hunt for more than 200 children on April 19 at Police Officer Edward Byrne Park in South Ozone Park.

1 month ago | caribbeanlife.com | Tangerine Clarke |Michael Williams

Award-winning Guyanese songwriter and vocalist Gucci Boss and Donlink Juzwun Entertainment executive produced a new album titled “Nice Time Riddim,” which dropped on April 3 and features 14 prominent artistes. The entertainer said he came together with the performers to create an exciting new genre of Guyanese ‘sporting’ music, which is a favorite of dancehall lovers. “We Guyanese don’t party; we ‘sport,’  hence we came up with the genre ‘sporting’ music.

1 month ago | caribbeanlife.com | Tangerine Clarke |Michael Williams

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso and Brooklyn College President Michelle J. Anderson recently announced a new Advanced Certificate in Perinatal Mental Health (PMH) to prepare healthcare, mental health, early intervention, and early educational professionals to support pregnant mothers and birthing parents experiencing mental distress. The program is the first of its kind in New York State.

2 months ago | caribbeanlife.com | Tangerine Clarke |Michael Williams

Last Thursday, NYC Mayor Eric L. Adams honored CWA Local 1180 President and National Executive Board Member Gloria Middleton with a Citation during a Women’s History Month reception in the grand ballroom of Gracie Mansion on Manhattan’s East side. Middleton, named one of the 50 Remarkable Women who are improving New York, was called a pioneer labor leader whom Mayor Adams said has shown unwavering dedication to workers’ rights, civil rights, and gender equity.

2 months ago | caribbeanlife.com | Tangerine Clarke |Michael Williams

Guyanese nationals are by far some of the most accomplished immigrants living in New York. They have worked hard, played by the rules, and achieved the American dream. As such, five compatriots whose contributions continue to inspire generations to come were honored on March 20 for their outstanding achievements at the 2025 Caribbean Life Impact Awards Gala among scores of other Caribbeans who enjoyed an exceptional evening of celebration at Terrace on the Park in Queens.