RAMONA CAPPAS

Ramona came into the publishing business by accident. Living in California, moving from New York City over 20 years ago, she found Buffalo and loves it. Married to the publisher, Alberto O. Cappas. While publishing is not her cup of tea, this publication was not able to make it without Ramona. She wears many hats to make the Village move forward and is one of the most progressive and successful Puerto Rican/Latino monthly publications in Buffalo & Erie County.

In California she worked at the University of San Diego, concentrating on Health Care, completing a successful journey in the department of Finance & Purchasing, an experience she applies to the publication. She makes the publication sing and dance.

As the quote states —- “There is a great woman behind every man’s success.”

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Register to Vote: Rise Strong!

March 13, 2019/

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Municipal elections are taking place in many cities across the nation from New York to Philadelphia! This is a call

COMPUTERS AND GENERATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES

March 13, 2019/

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COMPUTERS AND GENERATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES In the past few generations, we have had a curious phenomenon that many talked about individually

CALL TO ACTION – CREATING COMMUNITY-BASED CAPACITY BUILDING

February 13, 2019/

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CALL TO ACTION – CREATING COMMUNITY-BASED CAPACITY BUILDING The recent federal government shutdown has highlighted the imperative need for community

DIPLOMATIC HEAT, AND HOW TO MANAGE IT

February 7, 2019/

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DIPLOMATIC HEAT, AND HOW TO MANAGE IT There is a hidden concept or a mechanic, if you will when it

WHY WE NEED TO SUPPORT AND INVEST IN OUR COMMUNITY CANDIDATES

December 26, 2018/

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Honest and loyal representation in our community is going to cost money, to sustain, maintain, and grow our communities. One

THE QUESTION OF BEING FORCED TO BE “HISPANIC”

November 26, 2018/

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I’m a jack of all trades, but master of none, but one thing I know. I’m Puerto Rican, not Hispanic.

HOW DO LATINO AND BLACK CONCERNS DEFER?

October 26, 2018/

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Black and Puerto Rican/Latino Issues/Concerns…. Are they the same in both communities? We are both abused and manipulated by the

PROPAGANDA

September 29, 2018/

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PROPAGANDA This one is, I think, would be the conclusion for now on the article on propaganda. I will, unfortunately,

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