Protocol relief - Barbados Today
The business community and tourism sector have welcomed changes to COVID-19 protocols, with the Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) particularly excited about the ease in the mask mandate and removal of travel protocols which it says will make the island more appealing to visitors.BHTA
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PNM holds $1, 500-a-ticket gala at Hyatt
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and his wife Sharon in formal wear for the PNM's September Affair held at Hyatt Regency, Port of Spain on Friday night. - Photo courtesy Dr Keith Rowley Facebook THE People's National Movement
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Submit Tips to Crime Stoppers and Help Solve Homicides
VIPD. continues to investigate the homicides of Tintawee Tammir Issat Christian and Elsi Ruiz.
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Order of the Republic awards for CMO Parasram, banker Prof Sterling Frost
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Chief Medical Officer Dr Roshan Parasram during a covid19 media briefing at the Eric Williams Medical Science Complex, Mt Hope on August 12, 2020. - FILE PHOTO/ROGER JACOB Chief Medical Officer Dr Roshan Parasram and esteemed
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New programme offers support to deaf community - Barbados Today
The Ministry of People Empowerment and Elder Affairs and the National Disabilities Unit (NDU) have launched an initiative that will, among other things, help the deaf and hearing impaired better communicate when conducting business in both the public and private sectors.Speaking during the launch
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Nothing cold about ICE! - Barbados Today
The lawns of Green Acres, The Belle, St Michael were a sea of colour when party-goers descended there for ICE Food Inclusive Garden Party on Sunday. And while the event’s name is synonymous with cold, the only thing cold at the fete were the drinks at the bar. There was heat generated in the place
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Women's Coalition Event Sunday to Remember St. Croix Homicide Victims
The Women’s Coalition of St. Croix is offering a safe space for surviving loved ones of homicide victims to feel supported, with a special event Sunday to mark the National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims.
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Tree planting goal in sight - Barbados Today
Since the start of the Clean and Green initiative, about 400 000 trees have been planted across Barbados and environmental officials are pressing to ensure more than twice that number is eventually planted, National Tree Planting Coordinator Darwin Philips said on Friday. Speaking at the launch of
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St. John Residents Question Port Authority's Control of Proposed Multiuse Park
During a town hall meeting on Sept. 9 to present a plan to build a multiuse park near Cruz Bay, Carlton Dowe, executive director of the V.I. Port Authority, told the audience, "We want buy-in. The community must take the lead to get meetings going and make decisions."
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Young male killed in St Philip shooting - Barbados Today
A young male has died following a shooting in St Philip Friday night, police say. Just before midnight, police at the District ‘C’ Station responded to a report of gunshots being fired at Long Bay, St Philip. On arrival, officers found the body of a young male lying on the ground in a bushy area
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Weather system passes over Trinidad and Tobago – Flooding, fallen trees, damage to homes
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News PAGE 5 MAIN PHOTO WATER STROLL: A woman walks through flood water at her home in Rahamut Trace, Woodland on Thursday following heavy showers the night before. PHOTOS BY ROGER JACOB - THE large band of disorganised clouds passed
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Call for cyber security legislation - Barbados Today
Chairman of the Small Business Association (SBA) Neil Corbin is calling for cyber security legislation to protect consumers and businesses, as Barbados continues its push for greater use of digital transactions.He said while the Data Protection Act which was passed in 2019 and proclaimed in early
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Cops arrest two, issue 55 tickets in Port of Spain operations
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo - Two men were arrested and 55 traffic tickets issued during a a series of police exercises in downtown Port of Spain on Friday afternoon. The exercises began at around 2 pm and ended at 7 pm. The men were arrested for
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First Citizens deputy CEO gets ORTT
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Order of the Republic of TT recipient Prof Sterling Frost at NAPA, Port of Spain on Saturday. - SUREASH CHOLAI First Citizens deputy CEO Prof Sterling Frost says it is a 'privilege and honour' to receive the nation's highest
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Weithers reaches 100-year milestone - Barbados Today
Barbadian centenarian Kenneth Weithers has lived a fulfilled life, having lived and worked in Britain for almost three decades as part of the Windrush generation before returning home to enjoy his retirement.And he was all smiles on Wednesday as family and friends gathered at his 8th Avenue West
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Women's Coalition Event Sunday to Remember St. Croix Homicide Victims
The Women’s Coalition of St. Croix is offering a safe space for surviving loved ones of homicide victims to feel supported, with a special event Sunday to mark the National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims.
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Women's Coalition Event Sunday to Remember St. Croix Homicide Victims
The Women’s Coalition of St. Croix is offering a safe space for surviving loved ones of homicide victims to feel supported, with a special event Sunday to mark the National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims.
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Source: St. John Source | independent and trusted since 1999
Centenerian a mother of many children - Barbados Today
Centenarian Marie Phillips gave birth to two children, but she boasts that she was a mother to hundreds.Marking her 100th birthday on Thursday, Phillips proudly stated that for many years, she made her contribution to national development through shaping the lives of wards at the now defunct
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CDEMA, IOM sign MOU to improve disaster preparedness - Barbados Today
The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) and the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) geared at bolstering the region’s disaster preparedness.Executive Director of CDEMA Elizabeth Riley said the agreement will benefit all
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Joseph Atherley hoping for an ease - Barbados Today
Former Opposition leader Bishop Joseph Atherley hopes that Barbados’ next International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme does not mean more economic hardships for Barbadians.Saying he was not surprised by Government’s move to secure more IMF funding, Bishop Atherley stated his fear is that citizens
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Another appeal for deaf to get job opportunities - Barbados Today
Businesses in Barbados are again being challenged to make a concerted effort to employ more people with disabilities.Minister of Labour Colin Jordan reiterated the call during the media launch of the Deaf Ambassador Project at the Barbados Council for the Disabled (BCD) headquarters on Wednesday.He
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Rowley’s Republic Day message: Trinis ‘as good as world’s best’
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Prime Minister Dr Rowley. File photo/Sureash Cholai IN SPITE of TT's own socio-economic political challenges, its citizens hold to their unique spirit and idyllically celebrate the joys of just being alive, says the Prime
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Mississippi man gets hate crime charge in cross burning targeting Black family
JACKSON, Miss (AP) — A Mississippi man has been charged with a federal hate crime for burning a cross in The post Mississippi man gets hate crime charge in cross burning targeting Black family appeared first on TheGrio.
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Elijah McClain died due to sedative and restraint, amended autopsy says
DENVER (AP) — A Black man died after a police encounter in a Denver suburb in 2019 because he was The post Elijah McClain died due to sedative and restraint, amended autopsy says appeared first on TheGrio.
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Englewood quality of life initiative business plan competition gives a running start to Englewood entrepreneurs
Teamwork Englewood will host the 6th Annual Business Plan Competition on Saturday, September 24, 10:00am-2:00pm, Kennedy-King College Auditorium (U Building), 6301 S. Halsted Street, Chicago, IL 60621. Four extraordinary entrepreneurs will individually “pitch’ their businesses before a judging
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Last-Minute Guilty Plea in Case of Bogus Home Repairman
An unlicensed home repairman, accused of taking money from St. Thomas homeowners and leaving projects incomplete, opted to plead guilty the night before his trial was supposed to begin.
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Slow justice in teachers’ matter - Barbados Today
The Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados (CTUSAB) is calling for a speedy resolution of the matter surrounding the suspension of teachers Pedro Shepherd and Alwyn Babb.“We are really hoping that this matter could be dealt with expeditiously . . We believe that they are
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Crise ha?tienne, les ?tats-Unis d'Am?rique se r?veillent-ils ? | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Des ambassades, missions diplomatiques et organisations internationales r?duisent leur fonctionnement, ferment leur porte, rapatrient leur personnel. Les h?pitaux et autres services essentiels sont ? quelques heures ou ? quelques jours de tomber en
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COVID-19 Update: 17 new cases recorded - Barbados Today
Seventeen new COVID-19 cases, seven males and 10 females, were reported from the 282 tests conducted on Thursday, September 22, by laboratories across the island. The cases comprised three persons under the age of 18, and 14 who were 18 years and older. There were 33 people in isolation
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Mental health of BCC students affected by COVID-19 - Barbados Today
Some Barbados Community College (BCC) students struggled to cope in the online learning environment during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and had to seek help for mental health issues. That disclosure came from principal Annette Alleyne who said that when most classes were conducted online
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