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amaican novelist Marlon James has won the prestigious Man Booker Prize for Fiction for "A Brief
History of Seven Killings," his fictional retelling of
the 1976 attempted murder of Bob Marley.
James, 44, who now lives in Minneapolis and
teaches at Macalester College, is the first Jamaican author to win the prize in the British award's 47 years. It's
also the first for his publisher, Oneworld Publications.
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Mount Vernon needs a strong leader!
he City of Mount Vernon is indeed a very interesting and colorful place.

With a population of just
over 68,300, the city has an
enormous diverse population for its size and is often
considered a poster child
for cities within the county
for having such a large magnitude of diversity for a city
of its size.
In just four square miles,

the city includes over 98 different nationalities whose ethnic
backgrounds include people
from Brazil, the Caribbean,
Gambia, Germany, Italy, Mexico, India, the Middle East, Portugal and Puerto Rico.
However, the majority -- or
60 percent of the population -is Black or African Americans
who continues to struggle to
make ends meet and is among
the poorest in the entire state of
New York.
Mount Vernon is the poorest community per capita
($20,827.00) in Westchester
County ($36,726.00), with almost 16 percent of its population living below the poverty
level, according to recent U.S.

Census Bureau data. In some
census tracts, poverty rates are
as high as 33 percent.
The city also has the highest unemployment rate in
Westchester County for adults
(4.6 percent vs. 2.8 percent),
youths and minority youths.
The median income for 2005
was $45,908.00 vs. $49,480 for
the state.
The challenges of poverty,
high crime rate and an acute
need for upkeep and improvement of the citys deteriorating
infrastructure have not been adequately addressed over the
past 20 years.
Ongoing concerns also include the citys streets, sidewalks, bridges, water and sewer
systems. Several studies have
revealed that Mount Vernon has
a significant need for new housing and community development assistance.
Mount Vernons motto is
"A City That Believes." But do
the people still believe the city
can make a turnaround in the
face of poor leadership, a bleak
future for its youths and a broken school system?
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We believe that it can!

The citys problems can be
solved and managed with very
strong and committed political
leaders in City Hall.
In a city where Democrats
outnumber Republicans by a
wide margin, the Nov. 3 mayoral elections will see another
Democrat elected mayor and all
five members of the City Council.
Demonstrating youthful
exuberance and already questioning the establishment,
Richard Thomas candidacy for
mayor of Mount Vernon should

be considered. His plans and
ideas for the city appear workable.
However, it will not be an
easy task to develop and grow
the city with so many negative
forces and jealous people who
are more about their personal
and political egos than the overall good of the city.
The incumbent mayor,
Ernest Davis, and State Senator
Ruth H. Thompson, with a
combined 40 years in politics
and both over 70 years old,
have also put forward some
good ideas.
However, we have a firm
belief in term limits and regard
most career politicians as stumbling blocks to growth and development. As such, we do not
support their candidacies.
The next mayor of Mount
Vernon must focus on building
relationships and communicate
more with the people to share a
vision of building a city that is
great to raise their family and
open to do business.
Mount Vernon needs a
strong leader! That leader, we
believe, is Richard Thomas.
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People Are Talking...!
Those Jamaicans
incarcerated in Britain
Dear Editor:
am ignorant, to say the

least, to the laws governing deportation by one
country (say Britain and refusal of deportee by parent
country say Jamaica).
With that said, if the Jamaicans incarcerated in Britain

were sent back to Jamaica. Can
we refuse them? Are we obligated to take them? If the latter
is true, who bears the cost?
Britain or Jamaica?
Again, if the latter is true
then the prison deal looks good
in the face of not having anything better. I have no doubt
that Britain will hand Jamaica
a camouflaged deal, on the
other hand, can we refuse it and
contain these prisoners with
current correctional resources?
It is inevitable that we will
have prisons but it is time in
our history that we begin to

work on a solution alongside
that of prison facilities. I believe Jamaicans are among the
smartest folks in the Caribbean
and the world over.
We need to start looking at
ways in which we can stall the
crime rate, i.e no crime; no
prisoners; less need for prisons.
Easier said than done.
I agree, but the longer we
fail to start working on the
problem from that end, (i.e offset thoughts of crime through
education and employment)
then the more we start to fail
exponentially on the other end.
Your comments!
I am,
Hylton Gordon,
Asst. Professor,
Head, Comparative Surgery
Icahn School of Medicine
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Where is the Funding

to rehabilitate prisoners
ou raise important questions concerning the

U.K.-Jamaica prison deal.
A component of this deal,
in my opinion, should have
been funding to rehabilitate
and reintegrate these prisoners
into a productive civilian life
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as their terms expire--these

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SAT Free for High School Juniors
Senior pastor of the Gospel Tabernacle Church, Franklyn Williamson (6th r) and community leader/funeral director Patrice
P Miller offer encouraging words and pose with inspirational authors (l-r) Patricia Myers, Jacqueline James, Jarvis Tracey
and Marie Williamson at the churchs luncheon/awards ceremony held recently in the Bronx.
New York, NY:

he City announced Monday it will pay
for every 11th grader to take the SAT, It
is a rite of passage for many teenagers; wake
up early on a Saturday, travel to an often-unfamiliar high school and pay $55 to take the
nearly four-hour SAT.
However, a large percentage of students
do not take the high-stakes exam, which is
used in college admissions.
"A lot of kids will say, 'Oh, why am I
going to bother?' not realizing they're affecting the rest of their future, in many cases,"
Schools Chancellor Carmen Faria said.
Therefore, the city has decided to pay for the

test - and offer it during the school day to
11th graders, starting in 2017. Statistics show
students whose parents did not attend college
are less likely to take the test, reducing the
chance that they will go to college. Having
everyone take the SAT is part of Mayor de
Blasio's agenda to attack inequality.
"Making it not simple as possible but as
convenient as possible, so that no one gets
left out of the process," Faria said.
As of now, just 56 percent of 11th
graders take the SAT. Having everyone take
Lafayette to Serve on
Hillary for New York Council
ensworth Consulting announced recently that the

chairman of Westchester County Democratic
Committee, Reginald Lafayette, has been asked by the
Hillary Clinton for President Team to serve on their
Hillary for New York Leadership Council.
I commend the wisdom of the Hillary Clinton team in

selecting Lafayette as a member of the Hillary for New York
Leadership Council with his over forty years of experience
in grassroots coalition building, Kenneth Plummer, Principal
-Kensworth Consulting noted.
More Pre-Tax Transit

Benefit for New Yorkers
NEW YORK, NY:

ore New Yorkers who take mass transit to work could qualify for a tax
break.
A new city law will require businesses
and non-profits with more than 20 employees to offer a commuter tax break.
Reginald Lafayette
Ads posted on subways and buses aim to

educate commuters on how they can save.
Those who qualify can use up to $130
of pre-tax income to pay for mass transit,
ferries and other eligible transportation.
The law expands benefits to more than
450 thousand working New Yorkers.
It goes into effect at the start of 2016.
it will cost the city $1.8 million a year.

"I would hate to call it an extra cost - I
think this is an investment that we have decided to make in our students going forward," Deputy Schools Chancellor Phil
Weinberg said.
Jamaican
Wins Awards
Continued from page 1

James was named winner of The 2015
Man Booker Prize for "A Brief History of
Seven Killings." 'It is a crime novel that
moves beyond the world of crime and takes
us deep into a recent history we know far
too little about.
It moves at a terrific pace and will
come to be seen as a classic of our times,"
said Michael Woods, chairman of the judging committee.
James didn't expect to wow the critics,
but that's what he did with his 686-page epic
novel.
It's like a Tarantino remake of 'The
Harder They Come' but with a soundtrack
by Bob Marley and a script by Oliver Stone
and William Faulkner, with maybe a little
creative boost from some primo ganja,"
wrote Michiko Kakutani in The New York
Times.
"It's epic in every sense of that word:
sweeping, mythic, over-the-top, colossal
and dizzyingly complex. It's also raw,
dense, violent, scalding, darkly comic, exhilarating and exhausting -- a testament to
Mr. James's vaulting ambition and prodigious talent."
James' other works includes two novels, "John Crow's Devil" (2005) and "The
Book of Night Women" (2009).
Last year, the prize was opened to any
novel published in Britain and written in
English. In previous years, winners had to
come from Britain, Ireland, Zimbabwe and
Commonwealth nations.
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HERITAGE AWARDEES:
Several Jamaican nationals were recognized by Jamaican Consul General- New York, Herman LaMont (5th l) at the Consuls Heritage Award held on October 23 in New York
City. The awardees include Sabrina HoSang Jordan; Lowell Hawthorne; Roy Street and Trevor Smith.
Band Leader Accused of Duct-Taping Student's Mouth
BROOKLYN:
band leader is facing charges, accused of duct-taping the mouth of

a student.
The incident took place Tuesday at IS

292 in East New York, when police say 39year-old Kenyatte Hughes put duct tape
from ear to ear over the mouth of a 9-yearold student for 30 minutes as a punishment.
Bronx Mom On
Murder Charges
BRONX:
ronx District Attorney Robert

Johnson announces the Supreme
Court arraignment of 33-year-old
mother Jennifer Berry in the tragic
death of her newborn baby, whom
Berry is accused of dropping from a
seventh floor apartment window.
Berry, appearing before Supreme Court

Justice Margaret Clancy, on October 27
pled not guilty to:
Murder in the 2nd Degree (2 counts,
Class A-1 Felony); Manslaughter in the 1st
Degree (Class B Felony); Manslaughter in
the 2nd Degree (Class C Felony)
Berry told her boyfriend she had been
pregnant but had obtained an abortion. She
was visiting him for the night at his apartment in the University Heights section of
the Bronx when she gave birth.
She is accused of giving birth in the
bathroom of the apartment during the afternoon of September 28, 2015. She is further
charged with dropping the newborn girl
from the 7th floor window shortly after the
childs birth, then attempting to clean up the
evidence, telling her boyfriend that she was
When the tape was taken off, police

say the kid's face was swollen and he had
cuts on his lips. The Department of Education says Hughes was an after-school volunteer and not a department employee.
Hughes was arraigned and charged

with assault, endangering the welfare of a
child and possession of a weapon.
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alive and the cause of death was blunt force
trauma from the 7-story drop.
Berry, if convicted of the charges, faces
25-years-to-life in prison.
Berrys case was adjourned until January 12, 2016, Part 79, Bronx Supreme
Court. Her case is being prosecuted by
Astrid Borgstedt, Trial Counsel to the Child
Abuse/Sex Crimes Bureau of the Bronx
County D.A.s Office.
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all defendants are presumed innocent until
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CARICOM mission to
observe Haiti elections
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti:
he Caribbean Community (CARICOM)
will mount an election observation mission in Haiti for the first round of the presidential elections and the second round of the
legislative elections, which will take place
on Sunday.
The fielding of this mission comes at
the request of the government of Haiti and
follows the presence of CARICOM election
observation missions in St Kitts and Nevis,
Guyana, Suriname and Trinidad and Tobago.
Fifty-three presidential candidates will
be vying for the support of the 5.8 million
registered voters. The second round of the
legislative elections will be a run-off for
seats for the Lower House and the Senate in
Haitis 119 constituencies. The first round
on 9 August 2015 saw some 2,000 candidates from over 100 political parties vying
for these seats.
The CARICOM election observation

mission will be led by Dr Steve Surujbally,
the chairman of the Guyana Elections Commission. It will comprise 11 members, including election officials from CARICOM
member states and experienced election observers, along with two representatives of
the CARICOM Secretariat who will also
provide administrative and logistical support.
The team was scheduled to being arriving in Haiti on 21 October and will depart
on the 27 and 28 October.
In view of the vote counting process
which requires sending the tally sheets from
all the constituencies to a Tabulation Centre
in Port-au-Prince, the results of the elections
will not be available immediately.
UN General Assembly renews call

to end US embargo against Cuba
NEW YORK, NY:

n a near unanimous vote, the 193-member
United Nations General Assembly on
Tuesday adopted a resolution renewing its
call for an end to the economic, commercial
and financial embargo imposed by the
United States against Cuba, while also acknowledging the restoration, after nearly 50
years, of diplomatic relations between the
two countries.
By a vote of 191 in favour to two
against (Israel and the United States), the Assembly welcomed the resumption of diplomatic relations between the US and Cuba,
announced last July, and the willingness of
US President Barack Obama to work towards the lifting of the economic, financial
and trade embargo against Cuba.
Having taken up the text for the past 24
years, the Assembly reiterated its call to all
STATES to refrain from promulgating and
applying laws and measures not conforming
with their obligations under the UN Charter
and international law, which reaffirm freedom of trade and navigation.
The Assembly once again urges states
that have and continue to apply such laws
and measures to take the necessary steps to
repeal or invalidate them as soon as possible, the text added.
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Hospital infections killed

19 babies in Jamaica
Courtesy of
By Balford Henry; jamaicaobserver.com
Kingston, Jamaica WI:
amaican Health Minister Dr Fenton Ferguson confirmed in Parliament October 27
that the number of baby deaths related to the
current bacterial infection crisis has risen to
19.
In a statement to the House of Representatives, Dr Ferguson said that 483 babies
have been admitted to hospitals special care
nurseries since the crisis started in June.
He said that 45 or 9.3 per cent have had
their illnesses attributed to sepsis cases and
total deaths have risen to 19, which is 42.2
per cent of the total.
He said that most of the babies who died
as a result of Klebsiella and Serratia bacterial
infections were less than seven months old,
and weighed less than two pounds.
The Ministry of Health last week called
on health authorities outside of Jamaica for
help in the wake of the outbreak of bacterial
infections at the University Hospital of the
West Indies (UHWI) in Kingston and the
Cornwall Regional Hospital (CRH) in Montego Bay.
Opposition Leader Andrew Holness
maintained that the health budget cut in
2012/13 contributed to a breakdown in the
ministrys sanitation standards and led to the
deaths.
Questions were also asked by Dr Horace
Chang, himself a medical doctor; Audley
Shaw, the Opposition spokesman on finance
and planning; Rudyard Spencer, who served
as health minister in the former Jamaica
Labour Party Government; and Portland
Western MP Daryl Vaz, who both asked
questions and tabled several others.
In response, Ferguson, a dentist, admitted that there are challenges in the health sector.
Dr Fenton Ferguson
Jamaican Health Minister
There are misery index issues that still
impact the sector, and I admit to that. There
are some challenges in the sector, and I admit
to that. But let us not begin to beat the system
down for our people to lose confidence in a
system that is better than many other beyond
the Caribbean, the minister insisted.
Ferguson denied allegations that the
ministry was aware of the outbreak at the
UHWI from June. He said that the chief medical officer in his ministry, Dr Marion Bullock Ducasse, was only made aware of the
development on September 7, and he was not
informed until October 16 when he queried
reports about the deaths.
There is a process, and once it gets to a
certain stage there is a protocol that elevates
the matter to the Ministry of Health, and that
was not done, Dr Ferguson admitted in response to questions from Dr Chang.
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Ex-Mintz Levin Patent Atty
Says Judge Got Him Fired
A former Mintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky & Popeo

patent attorney sanctioned for "bullying opponents in a
custody battle with his soon-to-be ex-wife asked Wednesday for the recusal of the judge on the case, contending
the justices $10,000 sanctions order was a publicity stunt
that got him fired, unequivocally harming the couple's
2-year-old son.
'Ashamed' Ex-Skadden Atty

Pleads Guilty To Ponzi Scheme
A onetime lawyer at Skadden Arps Slate Meagher &

Flom LLP pled guilty in New York federal court on
Wednesday to running a Ponzi scheme, telling a judge,
I am deeply, deeply ashamed by my conduct.
Apple Urges High Court To

Reject E-Books Antitrust Ruling
Apple Inc. on Wednesday urged the U.S. Supreme Court

to reject a Second Circuit finding that it colluded with
the nations five biggest publishers to raise electronic
book prices in 2010, arguing the decision conflicts with
Supreme Court precedent.
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Ryan is US House Speaker
Washington (AFP):
S lawmakers on Thursday elected Paul Ryan, a conservative Republican who helped steer budget and
tax policy in Congress, as speaker of the House of Representatives, seeking to end months of political disarray.
The nine-term congressman from Wisconsin who
had said he would take the most powerful job in Congress only if divided Republican factions would unify behind him earned a majority of votes in the 435-member
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It was a 'gentleman's agreement'
uspended FIFA president Sepp Blatter

claimed on Friday that the two million dollar (1.8 million euros) payment he made to
UEFA president.
Michel Platini was a "gentleman's agreement". "It was a contract I had with Platini, a
gentleman's agreement," said the 79-year-old
in an interview with Swiss media RROTV. "It
was implemented. I can't give any more details,

the issue is being discussed in two investigations."
Asked directly if the contract had been
made within the rules, Blatter added: "Yes, certainly, it was within the rules."
Blatter and Platini, 60, have both been
suspended for 90 days by FIFA's ethics committee as Swiss authorities conduct a criminal
investigation into corruption allegations at the
scandal-tainted world football governing body.
Blatter defiantly backed his right to discuss the ongoing controversy and investigation.
"I don't have the right to go to a football stadium, but I do have the right to talk to whoever
I want," he added.
"I am not sidelined, I am only suspended."
Blatter, who has been in charge of FIFA since
1998, still intends to be present when the FIFA
congress meets on February 26 to elect a new
president.
Grenada to host CARIFTA 2016
ST GEORGES, Grenada:
he staging of the 2016 CARIFTA
Games in Grenada will cost about
EC$2 million (US$740,000), according to
organisers of the 45th edition of the annual
regional track and field championships.
Addressing the live televised official
launch of CARIFTA Games 2016 on Friday, chair of the Local Organising Committee (LOC), Veda Bruno-Victor said
about quarter of the budget has already
been sourced and expect to get additional
financial support from government and the
private sector.
A budget weve put forward just a
little over $2 million ($2,050,000) is what
we presented for the hosting of the Games
and weve sought sponsorship from local
corporate business and were receiving
favourable responses, said Bruno-Victor.
Its the first major announcement by

the LOC which is hoping to provide a true
Grenadian hospitality for the more than
450 athletes and officials expected for the
Games to stage March 26-28, 2016.
Bruno-Victor said that the Grenada
Olympic Committee (GOC), through its
regional and international partners, has
pledged US$100,000.00 for the hosting of
the Games. To date, the NOC has pledged
US$100,000.00 to support the effort. This
US$100,000.00 $50,000.00 from our regional body PASO (Pan American Sports
Organisation) and weve ased Olympic
Solidarity to assist us with another
$50,000.00, said Bruno-Victor, who is
also the General Secretary of the GOC.
PASO has been providing financial
support to assist regional associations
hosting the CARIFTA Games. .
DIGICEL
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GEORGE TOWN, GUYANA:

IGICEL Guyana on October 30,
launched its 2015 edition of the Open
golf tournament with the announcement that
it will include a Seniors class of the tournament when the event tees off this weekend.
According to captain of the Lusignan
Golf Club, Chatterpaul Deo, under whose
ambit the tournament falls, in this new class
only persons over the age of sixty will be eligible for the Medal Play format tournament.
The usual flights (0-9, 10-18 & 19-28)
for the males and (0-36) for the females,
however, will remain with the male champion of the two-day tournament being decided on the gross score while the females
will be decided on the net.
Deo said that over sixty players have
been registered up to yesterday, 18 of whom
are foreigners, adding, I expect a further 20
participants.
Sri Lanka defeats West Indies 2-0:
Former West Indies cricketer Garry Sobers presents the champion trophy to Sri Lanka captain
Angelo Mathews after defeating the West Indies by 72 runs in the second Test match in
Colombo. Sri Lanka scored 200 and 206, respectively. Sri Lanka defeats West Indies 2-0
Sri Lanka defeats West Indies
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka --
est Indies lost the second Test

match by 72 runs as Sri Lanka
won the two-match Sobers/Tissera Series 2-0.
The Windies were going along

smoothly at 80/1 in pursuit of a target of
244, but lost their last nine wickets for 91
runs at the P Sara Oval.
Left-hander Darren Bravo played a

number of handsome strokes as he topscored with 61, including three fours and
two sixes.
He shared a second wicket stand of 60
with opener Shai Hope, who made a solid
35.
Scores in the match: Sri Lanka 200
and 206; West Indies 163 and 171.
World Cup qualifying stars

making MLS play-off push
ajor League Soccers 2015 regular

season campaign came to an end on
Sunday and after the dust settled on Decision Day the moniker given to the American top flights final matchday the 12
teams set to compete in the MLS Cup playoffs were made known.
And while those 12 sides have their
sights firmly set on the leagues top prize,
MLS Cup, which will be awarded on 6 December, some of Major League Soccers top
stars are going to be doing double duty in
the coming weeks with the return of FIFA
World Cup qualifiers taking place around
the planet.
The upcoming international break in
November falls in between the conference
semi-finals and finals, so by the time the
MLS sides take a brief break for the qualifiers only four teams will remain.
But with talent widely dispersed across

the league, any club could be without their
key assets in the ever-important build up before their penultimate matches ahead of
MLS Cup, adding a heightened feeling of
suspense when national team rosters are revealed in the days leading up to the next
World Cup qualifiers.
There are certainly plenty of Americans
who will likely suit up for USA in their
opening World Cup qualifier against St. Vincent and the Grenadines on 13 November in
St. Louis, that are also pushing to make a
deep run into the play-offs. Michael Bradley
and Jozy Altidore are hoping to take Toronto
far into the post-season, the first time the
Canadian club has reached the play-offs.
However, the Reds will be wary of a tricky
play-in game on Thursday against Montreal
Impact and talismanic forward Didier
Drogba.
US as hosts for Copa

America Centenario
he Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football

(CONCACAF), the Confederacion Sudamericana de Futbol (CONMEBOL), and the United
States Soccer Federation (US Soccer) on Friday announced their agreement to proceed with
plans to stage the Copa America Centenario in
the United States during the summer of 2016.
The agreement was reached as a result of
extensive work between the Confederations,
US Soccer, and the tournament's broadcast

partners to implement a strengthened and transparent governance structure for managing and
executing the historic football event.
In a joint statement, CONCACAF and
CONMEBOL said: "We are extremely happy
for our fans, our teams, and our partners that
we were able to find a way to host the Copa
America Centenario celebration in the United
States.
ENTERTAINMENT
Tirlok Malik honored at IFFM
ew York Emmy nominated filmmaker

Tirlok Malik was honored with the special Outstanding Achievement in the Multicultural Arts in Acting, Filmmaking, and
Immigrant Advocacy at the International
Film Festival Manhattan in New York held
on October 22, 2015. IFFM shows films,
which deal with social issues.
The festival has the most diverse selection of world class films and a focus on social
issues and advocacy as part of the programming and goals. Malik who is an Indian
American and a New Yorker has made many
films starting from Lonely In America,
Khushiyaan,
On Golden Years and many more. They
all deal with the effects of migration in America. Lonely In America was shown in 74
countries, 37 film festivals, and HBO. The
film deals with the issue it is easier to accept
the American Dream than assimilate to
American culture. Migration brings conflicts no matter where you come from. But
the emotions are universal, says Malik.
There was another award given to Tirlok Malik at the festival by winning the best
film award for the film On Golden Years. On
Golden Years is about a retirement of American Dream. Luis Pedron, co-founder of the
festival, said, The film On Golden Years
deals with social issues of retirement that millions of first generation immigrants face in
Mayor De Blasio Visits Trelawni Place:

Tirlok Malik
New York Emmy nominated filmmaker
their lives. Films from many countries such

as Israel, Australia, Philippines, Sweden, Singapore, USA, etc. were shown at IFFM. Tirlok Malik accepted the award on the behalf
of the whole team of On Golden Years. Tirlok
Malik said, I am happy to be a part of this
festival and I feel honored for this awards.
Meet Social Worker

Winsome Ashley
OCIAL worker Winsome Ashley

says she enjoys her day job of
counselling military veterans and families living in the densely populated
American state of New Jersey. But she
feels she could do more.
"Music is my first love and through my

music, I would love to touch millions of
hearts," she said.
With that in mind, Ashley (who uses
the moniker Rosilina Rolyat) recorded the
gospel track Pray On. The single also features Sparkle.
"Prayer is a powerful source of energy
and life itself. No matter what you're going
through prayer can lift your spirit. It doesn't
have to be in a set place and time. I believe
in talking to God," she said.
Written by Ashley, Pray On is produced on her Artical Motion label. It is expected to be released on iTunes in the next
two weeks. The singer/songwriter said she
is not in pursuit of commercial success for
the single.
Social worker
Winsome Ashley
"I'm not a fame chaser. I'm just hoping
people will listen to the words and find
hope and inspiration to take them to the
next level," she said.
This is not Ashley's first project. In July
she recorded and produced her first single
Nonreciprocal. "That song is about giving
love and getting none in return. A lot of people can relate to this," she said.
Reggae Culture Salute for Nov 7
BROOKLYN:
he Board of Directors of the Coalition to
Preserve Reggae Music, Inc., (CPR) has
announced the full lineup of artists to perform
at the 11th annual Reggae Culture Salute on
Saturday, November 7th at Nazareth Regional
High School Performance Center, 475 East
57th Street, Brooklyn, New York from 8pm to
1am.
The family friendly, multimedia presentation commemorates the anniversary of the
coronation of His Imperial Majesty Emperor

Haile Selassie I and Empress Mennen of
Ethiopia and is the hallmark event of the
Coalition to Preserve Reggae Music.
The evening will highlight the organic relationship between reggae, Rasta, Emperor
Selassie and Jamaica in a substantive way
through a multimedia presentation that will
engage the audience and raise awareness of
the importance of this cultural phenomenon to
a people's identity.
In photo (l-r) Executive Chef Craig, Bar Manager of Trelawni Place; new York
City Mayor Bill DeBlasio and First Lady Chirlane McCray last Monday during
a visited Trelawni Place for dinner at 1438 Utica Ave, Brooklyn. It was the
mayor's first visit to Trelawni Place. The mayor was also the first to try Trelawni
Place's new Spiced Rubbed Lamb Rack.
Jamaican Music Conference

for Nov 20-22 in Kingston
By Anthony Turner
Street Hype Writer
galaxy of reggae music industry luminaries will come together in Kingston,
Jamaica on November 20- 22 for the fourth
annual Jamaica Music Conference 2015.
This year's three day conference will be
a springboard for panel discussions on a
number of hot button topics, issues and challenges relating to reggae across the Jamaican
Diaspora.
A wave of recording artists, producers,
songwriters, publishers, promoters, booking
agents, attorneys, journalists and entertainment executives are expected to be in attendance at this year's sessions which will put
focus on transformation and change within
the industry. The conference will also celebrate the many successes that the reggae
music industry has enjoyed over the past
year.
Several venues will be utilized around
the city for panel discussions, receptions and
showcases, including the University of the
West Indies, Nonook and Haile Selassie 1
High School.
Some of the highlights of the conference are as relevant as they are fascinating:
the 360 deal and the latest trends in entertainment law, the role of education in creating music professionals, the challenges of
attracting sponsorship dollars for events,
promoting reggae events in the United
States, the role of the Edna Manley Mission

2015, the importance of high school music
programs, and the women of the Jamaican
music industry.
A new addition to the conference this
year will be a teen summit where young musicians will have an opportunity to air their
concerns and let their voices to be heard by
decision makers in the industry. A musical
performance by teens will also form part of
the teen summit.
"We are thrilled to be coming back to
Kingston once again with our fourth annual
Jamaica Music Conference", Kwasi Bonsu,
CEO of the Jamaica Music Conference told
the Street Hype. "Based on the feedback that
we get, our past conferences have impacted
positively on the reggae music industry, and
this year, we plan to be even more forceful,
making this year the best one yet", he continued.
Some of the confirmed participants for
this year include Kabaka Pryamid, Jah
Bouks, Rayven Amani, Kendall Minter,
noted New York City entertainment attorney,
Ibo Cooper, Edna Manley School of the Visual & Performing Arts, Winford Williams,
On Stage/CVM TV, Olivia Grange, Abi Reggae Fest, Barbara Blake-Hannah, Rasta
Radio, Delroy Thompson, Juice TV and Joan
Webley, Rototom.
For more, go to jamaicamusicconference.com
UPCOMING EVENTS
Herman A. Clare, President of the Jamaica Ex-Firefighters Association presents their

Annual Banquet at Antuns, 96-43 Springfield Boulevard, Queens Village, NY 11429
on Saturday, November 15 @ 9:00pm Contact: Herman at 201-925-7310
cbomani@hotmail.com
Barrington Harvey, Sr. President of the Cornwall College Old Boys Association of
NY, Inc. presents their Fundraiser and Awards Banquet, Astoria World Manor, 25-22
Astoria Blvd., Queens on Saturday, November 22 @ 9:00pm 2:00am
Contact: Harvey harbbat@yahoo.com
EDUCATION
ASK...
Dr Neva Alexander
nalexander@nevalliance.com
Not hiring someone with ghetto name
-Photo Credit: Credit to William Alatriste, NYCC

Council Member Andy King, Co-Chair of the Black, Latino & Asian Caucus addresses the
Black, Latino & Asian Caucus of the New York City Council (BLAC) press conference encouraging Black & Latino families to request gifted and talented testing for their pre-K
through second grade children.
Families Urged to Request Test

For Gifted & Talented Students
CITY HALL The Black, Latino & Asian Caucus of

the New York City Council (BLAC) recently held a
press conference encouraging Black & Latino families
to request gifted and talented testing for their pre-K
through second grade children.
The Department of Educations gifted and talented programs provide an extremely high quality, free
educational option to students who perform at a high
level on the gifted and talented exam. This school year,
students will be tested at their local public schools in
late January & early February. However, children will
only have this opportunity if parents take the first step
and request the test by the November 9th deadline.
Black & Latino participation in NYC DOEs
gifted and talented programs has declined from 27%
to 22% since 2012. Moreover, all of the four community school districts without local gifted and talented
programs are represented by BLAC members, further
reducing awareness. The BLAC links low participation in gifted and talented programs to lower levels of
participation and success on the extremely competitive
entrance exams to New York Citys specialized high
schools, such as Brooklyn Tech and Bronx Science.
The Caucus goal is to increase the number of children
of color seeking and gaining access to this public educational resource.
It is unacceptable that our citys children of
color are drastically underrepresented in gifted pro-
grams. Some Black & Latino parents dont know that

the program exists or what resources are available to
prepare their child for the G&T test. said Council
Member Andy King, Co-Chair of the Black, Latino &
Asian Caucus. We need to encourage the DOE and
teachers to refer all eligible students for possible participation in the program so that no child of color
misses out on this opportunity for higher educational
development. And, Im urging all parents in communities of color to have their child take the Gifted & Talented Exam.
Its a BLAC priority to ensure that the Communities of Color we represent have the same access to
educational opportunities as the affluent or white population. There is anecdotal, as well as statistical evidence that proves what we know to be our
realityhere in NYC, Communities of Color dont
have the same programs, resources and access to educational opportunities as the affluent or white population. All parents, irrespective of how much they make
or the color of their skin, should have access to and
the availability of the Citys DOE Gifted and Talented
programs in their own zip code area. Anything less just
perpetuates the educational gentrification of the NYC
school system. Today, we start by asking parents to
register their child to be tested for the DOE's Gifted &
Talented program by the November 9th deadline." --
NEW YORK:
ew York City students showed increases
in SAT participation and scores during
the 2014-15 school year, and the number of
students taking and passing Advanced Placement exams also increased.
City students SAT score gains substantially outpaced those nationwide, and increased in every section across all ethnic
groups. The number of students taking and
passing at least one Advanced Placement
exam also increased across all ethnic groups.
The gains reflect the Administrations ongoing commitment to increasing college access and planning opportunities for all
students, which is being renewed and vigorously expanded through the implementation of
College Access for All and AP for All. Both
initiatives were announced last month in the
Mayors plan for equity and excellence in education.
The average SAT math score for NYC

seniors increased three points from 463 to 466,
while the average critical reading score increased four points from 440 to 444 and the
average writing score increased three points
from 436 to 439.
Nationwide, average scores on all three
components of the SAT fell. In the rest of New
York State, average scores fell in math and
writing and stayed flat on the critical reading
portion of the exam. The number of City seniors taking the SAT also increased from 47,950
students to a record 48,678 students.
On Advanced Placement, the number of
students taking at least one exam rose 8.0%,
from 39,318 students to a record 42,481 students, and has increased 40.1% in the last five
years. Participation increases were largest for
Black and Hispanic students: specifically,
16.0% more Black students and 8.7% more
Hispanic students took at least one AP exam
in 2014-15 than in the previous year.
Students See Gains on SAT Scores
Dear Dr. Neva

n the View, Raven-Simone recently stated that she would not hire someone if they had a
ghetto name. It happens, but it doesn't make it right and no one deserves to be discounted
because of their name. It's discriminatory and plain Ole disgusting.
Barack Obama isn't your typical classical name but he is now President of the United
States. Raven-Simone isn't a classical American name either and the fact that she sat on that
talk show in front of millions and declared what many are already doing to those with "ghetto"
names was despicable. If a White person had said that mess everyone would be calling
him/racist. Raven says it and its true....many want to dance over the damage she put out there
that has a strong effect of those with "ghetto" names. Bump her!!! Would you discriminate
against someone simply based on their name? --Tamika
Hello Tamika:
educated, but is also seen with new-age types
o you know that Barack is an African who decide their kids should have a 'unique'
name that means blessed. It is a form name. Bufanaquishri Black might not get an
of both the Hebrew name Baruch and the interview for a corporate job because the
Arabic name Mubarak, which also mean company executives believe it might damage
blessed and relate to the Arabic barakah. the image of the company.
Obama is an ancient Kenyan surname.
The fact is that the first thing someone
The name is found often among the Luo, sees on a resume is your name. If they can't
the third largest ethnic group in Kenya. Al- get pass your name you will not be interthough I dont agree with Raven-Simone viewed. According to the New York Times,
statement, it is not uncommon for employers A study published in 2005 found that teachers
to not call someone for an interview because had lower expectations for children with unof their name. Some employers discriminate usually spelled names like DaQuan, even
against ethnic, cultural, and religious names. when compared to their siblings with "less
The president of the United States also faced black-sounding" names like Damarcus. As
discrimination and racism. What is a ghetto for your question, I have once interviewed
someone with the name Donkey Kong and I
name?
According to the Urban dictionary, A thought to myself what was his parents thinkname given to a child by a parent who didn't ing. I have not rejected someone based on
know the traditional spelling (or chose to dis- their name, but I have witness rejection based
regard it). For example, "Antwon" for "An- on names. It is not a good practice but I dont
toine" or "Stefany" for "Stephanie." The believe discrimination against names will end
Urban dictionary also stated that , ghetto anytime soon.
names most typically associated with the un-
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The Jamaican/Nigerian star, Barbee, invaded this years BET Hip Hop Awards weekend in Atlanta, Georgia. Barbee is well known for her star quality and undeniable presence, which is
why the songstress catapults amongst some of the top competitors within the industry.
Barbee had the opportunity to flex her rap skills in BET's exclusive Instabooth. Barbee
rapped along the celebs like Rick Ross, Snoop Dogg, T-Pain, Yo Gotti, Scarface, and other
stars, slickly directed by Benny Boom. Watch Barbee's freestyle and the full BET Instabooth
clip HERE.
During her BET red carpet appearance, Barbee discussed her musical talent while elaborating on the excitement surrounding building her own cosmetic brand, "The Barbee Collection"
with Celfie Cosmetics. The fun line of lipsticks is set to launch Saturday October 17, 2015 during the Circle of Sisters Convention at the Jacob Javits Center in New York City.
Barbee has teamed up with Executive Producer of AllHipHop.com, Steve Raze. Raze now
manages the International star's entertainment career. She continues to work on her new music
while traveling the world and building her monopoly one state and country at a time.
Follow Barbee via Twitter @originalbarbee and via Instagram @officialbarbee. For Bookings: Steve Raze- steveraze@gmail.com
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MANGOVILLE RESTAURANT BAR & GRILL
BY PATRICK MAITLAND
EDITOR-STREET HYPE
ess than five years since its establishment, Mangoville Restaurant Bar & Grill is now listed as
among the top-rated Westchester based-restaurants-- offering authentic classic soul and Jamaican/Caribbean
dishes, with the perfect hint of fusion and comfort.
The restaurant, located at 134 North Ave. in New
Rochelle, is owned and operated by a youthful but experienced team of food and customer care specialists
who are constantly creating and serving seasoned-Jamaican food with pimento, herbs, thyme and hot peppers, says CEO Estrado Freddy Willis, 35.
Jamaican-born entrepreneur observes that Mongoville is attracting a loyal following because of the
unique taste of the food, as well as the smooth classic
reggae music in our newly expanded and renovated,
rustic and cozy atmosphere, with a team of fascinating
staff members.
Started official in September 2010, Willis says
Mangoville draws most of its customers by word-ofmouth and personal referral as word spreads about the
food and customers sharing their experiences with
friends and families.
With a staff of 15 young, attractive, creative and
talented professionals, Mangoville is satisfying the
needs of people of diverse cultural backgrounds. Customers travel from as far as New Jersey and Connecticut to support the eatery.
We are like the United Nation, attracting not only
Caribbean and African American clients, but also Europeans and Asians patrons, Willis boasts. People are
supporting us as a result of the food and a really cool
environment.
Willis, who is also the owner of the popular Mount

Vernon meat shop, Freddys Meat Market & Grocery
Deli, says he decided to open a restaurant because of
the synergy of managing both entities as the meat and
fish input cost could be up to 65 percent of most restaurants operational cost
The shop allows us to source meat products at the
most cost effect prices and maintain a constant supply
to the restaurant Willis said.
The serving of good and healthy food is always the
major theme of Mangoville. However, the weekly entertainment package continues to attract an increasing
number of customers especially at nights and during
weekends.
Entertainment includes margaritas games night on
Mondays, seafood on Tuesdays, comedy on 1st Thursdays and get-lucky afterwork jan Fridays. Saturdays are
for dating and romance.
Describing himself as a self-taught entrepreneur,
Willis is very optimistic about the future and plans to
expand the operations to accommodate more dining
rooms and dance floor. I have a very good team of people working with me and with their ongoing support and
commitment, we will continue to reap success, Willis
added.
Willis expressed appreciation for the support of his
family, customers and friends in his pursuit of business
opportunities. I attributed my success in part to these
people, he noted.
For further information on Mangoville Restaurant
Bar & Grill, visit www.mangoville134.com, or call 914365-1032.
Estrado Freddy Willis, 35

CEO, Mangoville Restaurant Bar & Grill
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Math Club launches Martin Luther

King, Jr. Math Competition 2016
SUPPORT CHILDREN SUPORT SCIENCE IN GRADES 6, 7 8
nce again The Math Club Inc. is launching another Dr. Martin
Luther Jr. Math Competition its twelfth. The competition
will take place on Saturday, January 16, 2016. The event will start
at 10:00 AM, and the venue is Richard R. Green Campus, at 3710
Barnes Ave, Bronx, NY 10467. This has been the venue for the
past eleven years.
This competition may be the

most popular and reliable math
competition in our community,
and I am asking all members of
the community to give their support.
The children need events of
this nature to provide incentives
and motivation for them to push
themselves towards excellence.
We are providing laptop computers, trophies and cash prizes to
students who performed very
well.
We are asking individuals
and businesses in and around the
community to step up, and make
the necessary contributions so we
can conduct a good competition,
that will have significant value to
the children. Presently our Children are not comparing well with
children in affluent or suburban
communities because we lack the
Can you solve

these problems?
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resources to aid our children in

getting facilities and instruments
conducive to effective learning.
Mr. James Alston, of McCalls Bronxwood Funeral Home,
has been a main supporter for the
past eleven years. Having raised
children and understanding the
slogan, A Mind Is a Terrible
Thing to Waste. He knows that
making meaningful, positive contributions to our children and their
education will have a big impact
on reducing the number of our
teenagers that will end up in prisons, or be killed by the police. The
positive contributions will help

our children to think positive, and
not on the quick money / get rich
quick mentality that they are
bombarded with every day on TV
and by their friends.
Other stalwart contributors
are: Mr. Adhiambo, Mr. A Tailor,
Dr. Kildare Clarke, Patrick Maitland of Streethype Newspaper,
Kingston College OBA, Immaculate Conception HS Alumni Association, Union of Jamaican
Alumni Associations USA Inc.
(UJAA), Dennis Shipping Company, 1199 SEIU, Attorney Donald Vernon, Attorney Owolabi
Salis and Mr. Irwine Clare have
all made good contributions over
the years.
For all the contributors who
we have not noted here and to the
group of volunteers, who show up
and ensure the children are registered, exam papers are marked
and all are fed, we say a hearty,
Thank You!
The needs of The Math Club
Inc. are as follows: 3 Laptop
Computers; 30 Trophies Lunch
for 200 children; $200 for PA System Rental; $150 for typing and
printing exam papers; $300 for

postage Stamps and Envelopes.
The Math Club Inc. is an IRS
501(c)(3) recognized not for profit
organization.
The contribution you make is
a legal deduction on your tax return.
Thrift Store to Pay $700

in Clothing Donation Scam
WESTCHESTER:
ttorney General Eric T. Schneiderman
announced on Oct 29, that his office has
reached a settlement with Thrift Land USA
of Yonkers, Inc. (Thrift Land), a for-profit
company which operates more than 1,100
clothing donation bins placed in shopping
center parking lots, gas stations and other locations throughout the New York metropolitan area.
The settlement resolves allegations that
Thrift Land used a charitable veneer to trick
and mislead the public into believing that the
clothing it collected would benefit the charity
whose name and logo appeared on its bins.
However, Thrift Land sold the clothing at a
huge profit and the charities named on the
bins Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rockland
County and I Love Our Youth, Inc.received
only a small, monthly fee for the use of their
name and logo.
The Attorney General also reached settlements with Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Rockland County and I Love Our Youth, Inc.
for entering into agreements with Thrift Land
that enabled the company to use their name
and logo to deceive the public.
Duping members of the public into
thinking that they are making a charitable donation, when in fact they are enriching a forprofit corporation, is both deceptive and
illegal, said Attorney General Schneiderman. When a for-profit company masquerades as a charity, my office will hold it and
its owners accountable.
The settlement with Thrift Land and its

principal Carl Vella requires the company to
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have been dating this man for three
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longer I can tolerate that child. She tells
her father where to sit, where to stand,
when to go out and what to eat.
She walks around his apartment and
insists on holding his hand, no matter
what he's doing. She even goes to the
bathroom with him. (He says she cries if
he locks her out.) If she awakens in the
middle of the night, he allows her to
sleep with him.
Thomas is divorced, and his daughter spends two nights a week at his place.
I realize she misses her father, but this
seems to me a very unhealthy attachment. When she is with him, she won't
play with her toys or watch TV. She only
wants to sit on his lap. This child has so
many hang-ups, it saddens me. Thomas
says I am jealous of her, but I don't believe this is true. What do you say, Divine?
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Dear Divine Diva:
y husband is a wonderful man, 50

years old and highly intelligent. He
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he soak it in hot water and try to cut as
much of the nail as he could.
Well, Divine, I caught him soaking his
toe in my good crock pot. I went ballistic.
He insisted that a little hot water and soap
would clean the pot up just fine and I had
no reason to fly off the handle. I threw the
contaminated pot in the garbage. The next
morning, I discovered he had put the pot
back in the cupboard. I took it with me to

the office and threw it out there. Was I
wrong, Divine, or am I married to a man
with the brain of a flea?
- Grossed Out in Queens.
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Sorry, dear, but you threw out a perfectly
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Processed meat has been modified to either
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ham as well as canned meat and meat-based
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Estimates suggest 34,000 deaths from
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