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Seabrook on Federal Corruption Charges

January 30, 2010

By NY Government Examiner and Associated Press
A Bronx City Council Member surrendered Tues-day to face federal charges that he tried to cheat the city of at least $2.5 million in council discretionary funds, funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars to his girlfriend and relatives and charging the city $177 for a bagel sandwich, the Associated [...]

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Another radio endorsed bank in trouble?

January 29, 2010

We are very concern that over the past twelve months, three companies that target the Caribbean and African American communities have been either forced to cease operations for allegedly violating government regulations or for fraudulent practices.
The most recent is the popular, Top Dot Mortgage, while less than a year ago, 1st Republic Mortgage Bankers and [...]

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    Actor and ambassador, Harry Belafonte, was the keynote speaker at the Commemoration of The International Day of Remembrances of the Victims of Slave and the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade at the Uited Nations Headquarters in New York on Tuesday March 25, 2008. He took time out to greet the City South Steel band, which performed at the event. (Photo: Hayden Roger Celestin)
    Actor and ambassador, Harry Belafonte, was the keynote speaker at the Commemoration of The International Day of Remembrances of the Victims of Slave and the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade at the Uited Nations Headquarters in New York on Tuesday March 25, 2008. He took time out to greet the City South Steel band, which performed at the event. (Photo: Hayden Roger Celestin)
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    CRICKET IN QUEENS: R. Singh, batsman for Richmond Hill, runs to score as fielders from the Aviation Flyers wait for the retrieval of the ball, during a high school cricket match in the Queens borough of New York, Wednesday, April, 2, 2008. New York City schools launched a cricket league in April, apparently the first school system in the country to offer the sport. The response has been overwhelming, a reflection of the city's growing number of immigrants from the Caribbean and South Asia, where cricket is the most popular sport.
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    PHOTO CREDIT: Juliet Kaye THE ROBERT COUCHE SENIOR CENTER HELD THEIR 34TH ANNUAL AWARDS CELEBRATION.(l-r) Past honoree Archie Spigner, honored in 1976, John Butler, chairman, board of directors, honoree Andrea Hargett, pastor of St. Matthews Community Church of Hollis, honoree James Maillard, president of the 369th Veterans Association. Honoree Ernestine Washington, president of Social Concern of Community Development, honoree NYS Senator Eric Adams and Eleanor Kelly, executive director.

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