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Op-ed | Investing in better subway and bus service

When I assumed the role of interim President of New York City Transit just over 100 days ago, I promised five million daily customers and 47,000 employees that I would be focused on two things: safety and service. For both to meaningfully improve, the system needs near-constant investment – and the 2025-2029 Capital Plan, released last week, delivers in a huge way for New Yorkers. Starting with new rolling stock. […]

todayOctober 2, 2024

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Distinguished Brooklyn lawyer Abayomi Whint makes case for Civil Court judge

On Sunday, distinguished Brooklyn lawyer Abayomi Ajaiyeoba Whint made her case for Civil Court judge in Kings County before congregants at Fenimore Street United Methodist Church on Rogers Avenue in Brooklyn. “I am truly honored to be here today to fellowship with you,” said Whint in her address during the church’s Worship Service. “I want to start by sharing some powerful words from scripture that resonate deeply with me: ‘Do […]

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One Brooklyn Health hosts annual Gospel Fest

One Brooklyn Health (OBH) ​will on Sunday, Oct. 13 host its annual OBH Gospel Fest in collaboration with Pastor Gil Monrose of Mt. Zion Church of God 7th Day and Brooklyn Center for Quality Life. Enid Dillard, OBH’s senior director of marketing and communications, told Caribbean Life on Monday that the event will be held in the Kahn Auditorium at the OBH Brookdale Medical Center campus, 535 Rockaway Parkway, Brooklyn, […]

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Op-Ed | New Yorkers are saying ‘Yes’ to more affordable housing and ‘City of Yes’

Last week, the City Planning Commission listened to the voices of countless New Yorkers and said ‘yes’ to the “City of Yes for Housing Opportunity” — the most pro-housing changes in the history of the city’s zoning code. New Yorkers cannot afford to wait any longer for affordable housing. With a 1.4 percent vacancy rate and the rent being too damn high, families are getting priced out left and right. […]

todayOctober 1, 2024

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Grenada PM tells impassioned, personal story on resilience as core of UN address

Grenada Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell on Saturday made resilience the core of his contribution to the United Nations General Assembly Debate, saying that he wanted to speak about the topic in the face of climate change, paths to economic resilience, and the role of education in ensuring both. In his address to the 79th Session of the General Assembly Debate, Mitchell, who is also the current chair of the Caribbean […]

todayOctober 1, 2024

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