Tuesday, June 29, 2010
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(Front row left to right) Speakers on the program for the Rosa Parks Villas Ground Blessing: Barbara Alexander (cousin of Mrs. Parks), LA City Councilmember Herb Wesson, Jackie Dupont-Walker of Ward Economic Development Corporation and retired attorney Leo Branton, Jr. who first envisioned the Rosa Parks Villas. (Back row left to right): Thomas Williamson (first cousin of Rosa Parks), Rev. Dr. C. Dennis Lewis of Ward AME and Willis Edwards of the Rosa and Raymond Parks Institute for Self Development
The Rosa Parks Villas Limited Partnership is represented by Mike Fowler (left) president of AIG SunAmerica Affordable Housing Partners, Jackie Dupont-Walker (center) president of Ward Economic Development Corporation and Channa Grace (right) executive director of W.O.R.K.S. - Women Organizing Resources, Knowledge and Services/photo by Michael Riddick
1957, Manhattan, New York, New York, USA --- Appearing in starring roles on Broadway for the first time, screen favorites Ricardo Montalban and Lena Horne make beautiful music together in the hit show, "Jamaica." The sultry songstress got her start in the famed Cotton Club Revue in Manhattan, while Montalban appeared on the New York stage only once before -- in "Seventh Heaven." --- Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
Monday, June 28, 2010
COMMUNITY AWARDS: (Standing l-r) Desmond Green,director of Caribbean Affairs, Universal Peace Federation, NY,Dexter McKenzie, President, Provident Clinical Society, DennisHawthorne, CEO of Dennis Shipping Company, Robert "Bob"C. Desouza, CEO, Trans-Continental Express Shippers, IanForrest, communicator and honoree, Mathieu Eugene, NewYork City Council Member; Jamaica's Acting Consul Generalto New York, Lincoln Downer, Bishop Cecil G. Riley ofFreedom Hall Church of God and Harry Bhoorasingh,Manager of Jamaica National Overseas, NY with honorees(seated l-r) Hope Morris representing Ken Williams, veteranbroadcast; Karlene Gordon, Director of the CaribbeanAmerican Program for Empowerment; Annette M. Nelson,stage manager, Hyacinth E. Spence, community activist andSadie Aarons-Campbell, President of the Jamaica ProgressiveLeague, Inc who were honoured at Black History MonthCelebration at Brooklyn Borough Hall on Monday, (February25)
