Vice President Kamala Harris Visits Milwaukee - The Madison Times
Thursday afternoon, Vice President Kamala Harris made a visit to Milwaukee. The Vice President delivered remarks at the Democratic Attorneys General Association Conference at the Pfister Hotel. She then headed to the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee to meet with Latino leaders and students. Harris
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Hess Blocking USVI Asbestos Cases With Bankruptcy, Creditors Say
Creditors of a Hess subsidiary have asked a federal judge to lift the oil giant's bankruptcy filing, claiming its true purpose was to shield the company from lawsuits in the U.S. Virgin Islands, court documents revealed.
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Chief Secretary proposes Tobago whistle-blower council
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Chief Secretary Farley Augustine - THA Info Dept A whistle-blower council is proposed to be established in the Tobago House of Assembly. THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine made the announcement at the 9th sitting of the
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Penal mandir desecrated – murti smashed, milk drunk, nuts eaten
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo A MAN broke into a Hindu temple in Penal, damaged a murti, drank milk from a fridge, and ate nuts. The suspect remained at large on Sunday but detectives said they believe an arrest would be made soon as they got
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Police get Saturday deadline to charge soldier in La Romaine heist
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo A HIGH COURT judge has given police less than 24 hours to advance their investigations of last Monday’s deadly La Romaine heist and charge the 24-year-old soldier they have in custody or release him. Late Friday
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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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Texas city settles lawsuit over Black mother's arrest captured on video
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — A Texas city has settled a federal civil rights lawsuit filed by a Black mother after she The post Texas city settles lawsuit over Black mother's arrest captured on video appeared first on TheGrio.
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PM Mottley pays tribute to Robert "Bobby" Clarke - Barbados Today
Prime Minister Mia Mottley remembers attorney-at-law and Pan-Africanist Robert 'Bobby' Clarke as a 'fearless fighter for the underdog; the one who would not hesitate to champion the cause of the poor or unrepresented, whether it meant a battle with the titans of business, the Government of
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BMS issues severe thunderstorm and flash-flood warnings for Barbados - Barbados Today
Severe thunderstorm and flash-flood warnings are currently in effect for Barbados. The Barbados Meteorological Services (BMS) said both alerts are valid from 6 a.m. today and will be updated at noon or sooner if conditions warrant. A severe-thunderstorm watch is issued when significant lightning
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Man injured in Bay Street shooting - Barbados Today
Police are investigating a shooting incident, which occurred just after 4:30 Sunday afternoon at Sol Banyan Court, Bay Street, St Michael. Police say a group of young men were in the car park of a local business when they were approached by two men who open fire.  One of the young men received an
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Dennis responds to THA road-repair audit: Claims 'difficult to accept'
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Ancil Dennis - PNM Tobago Council leader and former chief secretary Ancil Dennis has challenged THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine to name the roads that contractors were paid to repair but no work was done. Dennis was
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Missing children found - Barbados Today
Nedira Jones, 15, of 2nd Avenue, Vauxhall Gardens, Christ Church and Kaleb Burke, 13, of Eversley Road, Brittons Hill, St Michael, who were reported missing on Sunday, have been traced and are safe. The police service thanks everyone for their assistance in this matter and looks forward to your
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Acting CoP Jacob: Don’t blame me for FUL permit delays
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Acting CoP McDonald Jacob - Acting Police Commissioner McDonald Jacob says an uneven distribution of Firearms User's Licences (FUL) has led to problems of availability for many applicants. He adds that while he is on the receiving
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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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Grantley Adams Memorial School closed - Barbados Today
Reports are that the Grantley Adams Memorial School has been closed with immediate effect due to an “environmental issue”. Sources tell Barbados TODAY there was a “strong smell” at the Blackman’s, St Joseph educational plant and investigations are expected to begin shortly to find out its
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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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#BTEditorial - The power is with the BL&P - Barbados Today
The Fair Trading Commission’s (FTC) sometimes competing roles of regulator on one hand and advocate on the other, have come sharply into focus during the on-going application by the Barbados Light & Power Company (BL&P) for an increase in electricity rates.Much to the chagrin of consumers, the FTC
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School heads praise work of students, teachers - Barbados Today
Heads of two schools that won 2022 national scholarships and exhibitions are pleased with the performance of their students.Harrison College’s principal Juanita Wade said the 15 scholars, including the nine exhibition winners, were able to rise against the odds, despite facing the challenges that
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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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Atlantic Storms Currently No Threat to Territory, According to Officials
Though there's activity in the Atlantic, the two storms being tracked are not currently a threat to the territory, though one – a disturbance with a 70 percent chance of formation over the next 72 hours to five days – is still being closely monitored, according to officials.
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Early CPL exit for Trinbago Knight Riders
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Guyana Amazon Warriors leg-spinner Imran Tahir celebrates after taking the wicket of Colin Munro, of the Trinbago Knight Riders, during the teams' Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) match, at the Providence Stadium in Guyana, on
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Le gouvernement ha?tien doit express?ment demander l'aide des Etats-Unis pour stopper les gangs | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste <>, a d?clar? le professeur Jean Antoine Mathias Laur?us ? l'?mission Panel Magik, sur Magik 9, lundi 26 septembre 2022, en insistant surtout sur les capacit?s technologiques des USA. N?anmoins, a-t-il ajout?, puisque le ph?nom?ne de gangs traverse
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Man’s skeleton found at Cedros beach, feet tied with rope
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo - South Western Division police were called in after a human skeleton washed ashore in Cedros on Friday night. A blue nylon rope was tied around the bones of both feet and investigators believe the victim was an
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3 murders in 3 days –Tobago police chief: No need to panic
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News MURDERED: Emiro Baynes who was found shot to death in Tobago. - HEAD of the Tobago Division, acting Senior Superintendent Junior Benjamin is calling on Tobagonians not to panic in the wake of three murders being committed within
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Jarette Narine, Gordon Rohlehr among seven Chaconia silver honourees
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Dr Gordon Rohlehr - RETIRED parliamentarian and agriculture minister Jarrette Narine, UWI Prof Emeritus Gordon Rohlehr, and restoration architect Rudylynn DeFour-Roberts were among the seven individuals awarded the Chaconia silver
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Augustine to sue Duke for defamation, reaffirms PDP loyalty
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News PDP political leader Watson Duke, left, and then deputy leader Farley Augustine at the launch of the Trinidad arm of the party earlier this year. - Photo by Jeff Meyers TOBAGO House of Assembly (THA) Chief Secretary Farley
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Tobago road repair wrong turn – THA auditors query payments in $208m PNM programme
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News ROAD WORKS: Heavy machinery involved in road repairs by the THA Division of Infrastructure, Quarries and Urban Development earlier this year. PHOTO COURTESY THA - FULL payments for no work, unsigned contracts and inflated costs
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Patrick Paultre : laur?at du Grand prix d'excellence de l'ordre des ing?nieurs du Qu?bec | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Pour les mois septembre et octobre 2022, l'ing?nieur Patrick Paultre occupe les premi?res pages de la revue de l'ordre des ing?nieurs du Qu?bec. 'Patrick Paultre, ing?nieur, l'homme en b?ton', titre ses pairs de l'ordre des ing?nieurs du Qu?bec en
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Construction worker takes away gun from attacker before being shot
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News The gun and ammunition which was recovered by police. - Photo courtesy TTPS A 25-year-old construction worker was able to take away one of his attackers' guns before being shot in St Ann's on Friday afternoon. Police said the man
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Women’s Coalition of St. Croix Remembers Local Homicide Victims
A safe space for the support of loved ones of St. Croix murder victims was provided Sunday by the Women’s Coalition of St. Croix (WCSC). The event titled “Healing and Speaking Our Pain: Remembering Our Loved Ones” was held from 4 to 6 p.m.
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