Animal Care Appears to Be Progressing on St. John
A couple of dozen St. John residents of Coral Bay have raised concerns about the location of an animal shelter in their town.
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Weekly Weather Forecast with Jesse Daley
Watch: Our weekly weather forecast with Jesse Daley, covering Sunday, March 12, through Saturday, March 18.
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Restrictions Eased for Travelers into the Territory
Though the passing this week of the 100-person mark for COVID-19 related deaths is a "sobering reminder of the threat" the virus poses to the community, the decrease in the number of active cases after the recent variant surge has enabled an easing of restrictions for travel into the
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AG’s lawsuit against THA over Watson Duke to go ahead
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo: Watson Duke A judge cannot be faulted for failing to strike out an interpretation claim over Watson Duke’s being appointed Tobago House of Assembly (THA) deputy chief secretary while he was still president of the
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Division of Personnel Host Successful Career Expo & Mixer
On Aug. 25, the Division of Personnel held a Career Expo & Mixer at the UVI Sports & Fitness Center, allowing community members to apply and interview for 150+ Job Vacancies.
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Former St. Thomas Bank Worker Sentenced for Fraud
A St. Thomas bank worker has been ordered to serve a year and a day in prison and pay restitution after pleading guilty to bank fraud.
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One dead, one wounded in Morvant shooting
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo A 56-year-old man is dead and another man wounded after a shooting incident in Morvant on Saturday afternoon. The dead man has been identified as Curtis “Choko” Charles, of Picton Road, Lady Young, Morvant. Police said
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Frederick Smith Secondary resumes classes today - Barbados Today
The Ministry of Education, Technological and Vocational Training (METVT) is informing parents/guardians that school will reopen today, Tuesday, March 14, for students of Frederick Smith Secondary, Trents, St. James and Gordon Walters Primary School in St. Patrick's Christ
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Siparia vendors complain about state of market
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Siparia Market vendors speak to media outside the premises on Monday. - Marvin Hamilton Saying they have been losing sales owing to measures implemented by the Siparia Regional Corporation (SRC), several market vendors complained
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One Last Reason to Smile with Ronnie Lockhart
Ronnie Lockhart was one Virgin Islander who loved a good joke. Three days before he passed away on Monday at the age of 70, he posted one on his social media page just for laughs or maybe a groan.
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Tobacco distributor gets green light to challenge Health Ministry
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Justice Frank Seepersad AN international tobacco distributor operating under the Free Zone Act for almost two decades has received the High Court's permission to challenge a Ministry of Health decision to declare its operation in
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Oriental Altona Branch Closed Until Further Notice
Oriental Bank’s Altona Branch on St. Thomas is closed until further notice for COVID-19 security and safety protocols, according to a press release the bank issued Friday. Employees at the branch will be tested and a thorough cleaning and disinfection of the branch will be conducted to ensure
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👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily - Naspers Foundry shuts down | TechCabal
Africa’s most valuable company by market capitalisation, Naspers, has shut down its $100 million venture capital fund Naspers Foundry in an effort to scale down its operations. More in #TCDaily.
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Coppin passionate about small hotels - Barbados Today
The Intimate Hotels of Barbados group is celebrating 23 years of providing service excellence in the hospitality industry. This membership association of 40 hotels started in 2000 under the trading name Small Hotels of Barbados Inc. and represents the best of the island's small
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Panday: Piarco charge tormented my life
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Founder of the UNC and former prime minister Basdeo Panday and his dog Norman share a moment at his Philipine home in South Trinidad. - 'IT WAS like having tonnes of bricks on your shoulders,” former prime minister Basdeo Panday
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Tobago biker hits sheep, dies in crash
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Stefano Dash - BIKER Stefano Dash was killed on Saturday afternoon in an accident near Studley Park, Tobago. According to reports, the Glen Road, Scarborough resident was riding his Yamaha R1 motorbike when two sheep darted across
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AG rejects DPP’s call for more staff, claims department under-performing
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Attorney General Reginald Armour - ATTORNEY GENERAL Reginald Armour says the call by Director of Public Prosecutions Roger Gaspard for more staff 'is an unsatisfactory explanation for under-performance of the DPP.' Armour, the
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Former Atlanta Fire Chief Says Slavery Was God’s Plan Because of Social, Spiritual and Economic Famine in Africa | Atlanta Daily World
A social, spiritual, and economic famine was imminent in Africa, and it has persisted to this day, Cochran claimed without providing any evidence to support his rhetoric. By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia In a videotaped lecture that many called out as
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Republicans have a scapegoat for Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse: ‘Woke banks’
Right-wing media and GOP officials falsely turn to catch-all boogeyman after historic financial failure
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Weekly Weather Forecast with Jesse Daley
Watch: Our weekly weather forecast with Jesse Daley, covering Sunday, March 12, through Saturday, March 18.
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Rotary Sunrise Kids Triathlon Back on Track for 10 Year Anniversary
After missing two years due to COVID-19 restrictions, the 10th running of the Rotary Sunrise Kids Triathlon welcomed back 58 children to the Magens Bay course on Saturday.
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JSC members: Chaguaramas needs evacuation plan
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News The Chaguaramas boardwalk, one of the recreational sites in the western peninsula. File photo/Ayanna Kinsale MEMBERS of Parliament's Local Authorities, Service Commissions and Statutory Authorities Joint Select Committee
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Parks and Public Libraries on Path to Recovery Across U.S. Virgin Islands
FEMA is obligating $5.8 million to five public libraries in the U.S. Virgin Islands for hurricane repairs. Library repairs will include $669,400 in hazard mitigation measures to infrastructure damaged by the 2017 storms.
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A $25 Million Thatch Cay Daydream
Daydreaming about uninhabited islands could probably qualify as an official Virgin Islands pastime. What could you put there? An eco-resort? A little house with a shady wrap-around gallery? Or maybe you leave it as it is and host bourgeoisie weekend cookouts on your private island.
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86 Student-Athletes Race Along the Waterfront Apron in IAA Cross Country Meet
The St. Thomas/St. John Interscholastic Athletic Association held its second meet on Thursday, October 13, 2022, on the newly constructed Charlotte Amalie waterfront apron.
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Banks Expanding in STJ and STX
Oriental Bank will open ATM locations in St. John before the end of June and Bank of St. Croix will soon open a drive-through branch in Frederiksted, industry officials said Thursday.
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WI crumble in heavy 284-run loss in 2nd S/Africa Test
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Sports West Indies's captain Kraigg Brathwaite leaves the pitch after being dismissed by South Africa's bowler Kagiso Rabada, for 18 runs during the fourth day of the second Test, at the Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg, South
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A Jury Deadlocks; Boater Still On Hook for Failing to Heave To
After one day of deliberation, a federal jury deadlocked in the case of a British Virgin Islander boater accused of ignoring a lawful order from a marine police patrol to stop while in U.S. waters.
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DERI: A Night at the Theater Part II in Concert March 19 at the Dorsch
DERI took St. Croix by storm at multiple performances with her brother DJ Shack on the turntables during the COVID-19 Pandemic. She continues to entertain audiences with her renditions of R&B, soul, jazz, reggae, and pop music and a local band accompanies her repertoire.
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South Africa’s bank deposit insurance scheme to become law in 2024 | TechCabal
Called the deposit insurance scheme (DIS), the initiative was developed by the South African Reserve Bank’s Corporation for Deposit Insurance (CODI) and will be enacted in the first quarter of 2024.
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