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Commonwealth Games Spotlight: Dominica’s Thea LaFond made history by winning the island’s first-ever CWG gold, taking women’s triple jump with 14.60m, while Jamaica’s Ackelia Smith and Shantae Foreman grabbed the podium spots. Jamaica in the Mix: India’s Seema Kaliramna earned discus bronze (58.65m) in a comeback story that includes motherhood and a return after arthritis, with Jamaica’s Samantha Hall winning gold in the same event. Track Drama: Nigeria’s Tobi Amusan broke her silence on her 100m hurdles setback, saying a knee injury from a training fall and cold conditions affected her as she finished with bronze (12.60). Arts & Culture: Queens-based Mrs. Gallery is hosting “QUEENS,” a soul-stirring group exhibition running through Aug. 14, spotlighting local creatives. Community & Music: Boston Landmarks Orchestra marks 25 years with free concerts aimed at widening access to classical music. Local Pride Abroad: Northern Caribbean University’s New York alumni chapter held its 68th anniversary gala honoring standout alumni.

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S Hotels Jamaica CEO Christopher Issa Named JHTA Hotelier of the Year

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Jun. 18, 2026

Jamaica to host exclusive screening of British series Possession

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Jun. 12, 2026

MM400 pushes a music-to-film world-building strategy

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For the sake of community and fun music, Boston Landmarks Orchestra performs its concerts for free

For the sake of community and fun music, Boston Landmarks Orchestra performs its concerts for free


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