Caribbean National Weekly

Miramar Vice Mayor Yvette Colbourne Seeking Nominations of Caribbean-American Community Leaders

By Sheri-kae McLeod··1 min read
Miramar Vice Mayor Yvette Colbourne Seeking Nominations of Caribbean-American Community Leaders
Key Points(5)
  • Vice Mayor Colbourne will recognize awardees at <strong>the Miramar</strong> <strong>Cultural Arts Center</strong> <strong>on Thursday, June 24, 2021, at 6 P.M</strong>.
  • Currently, the Vice Mayor is requesting nominations of residents for the 'One Miramar' award.
  • The award provides a welcome forum to recognize those who have risen to the occasion at a time of great strife.
  • Nominations should include a biography along with a brief description of the reasons why the person deserves to be nominated.
  • The nominations may be submitted either via email to <a href="mailto:ycolbourne@miramarfl.gov"><u>ycolbourne@miramarfl.gov</u></a> or by contacting the Vice Mayor’s office at 954-602-3143.

In recognition of Caribbean American Heritage Month, Miramar Vice Mayor Yvette Colbourne is seeking to highlight residents in the city who have made significant contributions to the Caribbean community and/or the Miramar community at large.

Vice Mayor Colbourne will recognize awardees at the Miramar Cultural Arts Center on Thursday, June 24, 2021, at 6 P.M.

Currently, the Vice Mayor is requesting nominations of residents for the 'One Miramar' award.

The award provides a welcome forum to recognize those who have risen to the occasion at a time of great strife.  Nominations should include a biography along with a brief description of the reasons why the person deserves to be nominated. The nominations may be submitted either via email to ycolbourne@miramarfl.gov or by contacting the Vice Mayor’s office at 954-602-3143.  All nominations should be received by Thursday, June 10, 2021.

Colbourne, a proponent of culture in Miramar, believes that it is important to recognize those who are making meaningful contributions to the community.

In 2020, the Vice Mayor recognized community leaders with roots from various nations including, Belize, Cuba, Guyana, Grenada, Haiti, Puerto Rico, and Trinidad. This year, she would like to expand the list of recognitions.

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