Immigrants who are not naturalized citizens may be allowed to vote
Immigrants who are not naturalized citizens may be allowed to vote
Many New York City Council members want to enable green-card holders in the city "who meet all qualifications for registering to vote under state election law, except for possessing U.S. citizenship," to vote in the upcoming municipal elections.Read More »
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Immigrants who are not naturalized citizens may be allowed to vote
Immigrants who are not naturalized citizens may be allowed to vote
Many New York City Council members want to enable green-card holders in the city "who meet all qualifications for registering to vote under state election law, except for possessing U.S. citizenship," to vote in the upcoming municipal elections.Read More »
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Brooklyn Lawmakers to CUNY: Appoint Interim President at Medgar Evers College
Brooklyn Lawmakers to CUNY: Appoint Interim President at Medgar Evers College
Yvette Clarke, Hakeem Jeffries, and many other Brooklyn lawmakers have placed the following urgent priorities for Medgar Evers College high on their list: eliminate the discontent that pervades the campus; turn-around poor student performance; appoint a new interim president; and return stability to the school. Read More »
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CCNY School Named for General Colin L. Powell
CCNY School Named for General Colin L. Powell
As of April 29, following a meeting, The City University of New York Board of Trustees approved the renaming of the City College of New York's Division of Social Sciences, The Colin L. Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership. Read More »
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Treating Mental Health Equally
Treating Mental Health Equally
May is "Mental Health Month." Vice President of Healthfirst in New York, George Hulse, helps raise awareness about mental wellness and emphasizes that now, more than ever, it is important to remove the stigma from mental healthcare. Read More »
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Ruling Party Confident ahead of next general election St. Kitts-Nevis PM Dr. Denzil Douglas says he is confident the ruling St. Kitts-Nevis Labor Party (SKNLP) will win another term in the next general elections, especially since the party had navigated the country through the worst global and economic crisis this century. Read more...
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The Immigration Reform Challenge Columnist Basil Wilson reminds readers that democracy requires hegemony or a level of policy consensus to, effectively, deal with the nation's challenges and that presently, Congress lacks focus. Read more...
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Obama’s Troubles Aren’t Comparable to ‘Watergate’ George E. Curry criticizes CBS' Face The Nation host Bob Schieffer for his recent comparison: the Obama administration's role in the obtaining of telephone records of Associated Press reporters is the same approach the Nixon administration took in the Watergate scandal. Read more...
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National Conference Helps Women Veteran Entrepreneurs Capital One Financial Corporation recently partnered with Count Me In for Women's Economic Independence to develop a new training and mentorship program designed to help established women entrepreneurs who are veterans or spouses or domestic partners of veterans - Women Veteran Entrepreneur Corps (WVEC). Read more...
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CCNY School Named for General Colin L. Powell As of April 29, following a meeting, The City University of New York Board of Trustees approved the renaming of the City College of New York's Division of Social Sciences, The Colin L. Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership. Read more...
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Think on These Things Reverend Frank I. Williams explains Matthew 6:26-27 in which Jesus gives his followers an alternative to worrying: "trusting in the kingdom of God." Read more...
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In Tune With Change! Author Mary Kupferle shares an excerpt from her book, Trust in the Goodness. In this excerpt, she discusses how children of God are also children of change. Read more...
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HHC Nurse Wins Top Public Service Award Stanlee Richards, Registered Nurse and Director of Goldwater Nursing at Coler-Goldwater, who has dedicated her 45-year career to advocating and caring for the physically fragile and vulnerable, received the Sloan Public Service Award. Read more...
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Carib News Mothers of the Year 2013 Nominated by family members and friends for Carib News' Annual Mother of the Year Recognition, the CEO of R.A. Travel; CEO of VP Records; Associate Executive Director of Coler-Goldwater Specialty Hospital and Nursing Facility; and many more were saluted as "the backbone of our community." Read more...
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What's Going On 05/22/2013 What's Going On.......a cutting-edge mix of news items about people, power politics, business, arts and culture in NY, the USA, the Caribbean and beyond. Read more...
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| St. Kitts-Nevis PM Dr. Denzil Douglas says he is confident the ruling St. Kitts-Nevis Labor Party (SKNLP) will win another term in the next general elections, especially since the party had navigated the country through the worst global and economic crisis this century. Read more... |
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| Columnist Basil Wilson reminds readers that democracy requires hegemony or a level of policy consensus to, effectively, deal with the nation's challenges and that presently, Congress lacks focus. Read more... |
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| Macy's eighth-annual "Shop For A Cause", the one-day-only shopping event to help support local charities, will take place on August 24, but sign-up for all charities begins now. Read more... |
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