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Logan’s Battle Brings Awareness to Childhood Cancers and Leukemia Awareness Month
The month of September has new meaning for Anais Cruz and her son Logan Monsanto as Childhood Cancer and Leukemia Awareness Month is important for them when it comes to spreading awareness
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Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community
Reparation efforts gaining traction in UK - Barbados Today
by David Hinkson The reparatory justice movement is going to become the next great political movement in the world. Head of the Reparations Task Force and Vice Chancellor of the University of the West Indies, Professor Sir Hilary Beckles, made this declaration as he addressed a virtual meeting
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Forgive education debt, says Lashley - Barbados Today
A former minister of government is urging Government to wipe the slate of the most vulnerable who are currently indebted to the state-run, Student Revolving Loan Fund (SRLF). In fact, Hamilton Lashley believes that a review committee should be established by the Ministry of Education to carry out
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Pritzker extends eviction moratorium to August 31 | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Crusader Staff Report Governor JB Pritzker has extended the eviction moratorium to August 31, hoping to help renters who qualify under his executive order. After Crusader press time Wednesday afternoon, Pritzker’s office said he will issue a new executive order on July 23, allowing for eviction f
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ERT commissioners differ on whether technician was constructively dismissed - Barbados Today
A former employee of the Barbados Light & Power Company (BL&P) has lost his unfair dismissal claim against the firm. In a 2-1 majority decision handed down Tuesday by the Employment Rights Tribunal (ERT), panel chairman Emerson Graham, Q.C., ruled against Edmund Bushell’s claim that he was
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Bryan McKinney’s Murals Are Popping Up Around St. John
St. John has always attracted artists to its shores, and not all of them choose to show their work in a gallery. Some prefer a bigger “canvas,” like a concrete wall or the side of a building.
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Furore over village heads’ powers - The Zimbabwe Independent
MIHR Coordinator Khumbulani Maphosa said they were requesting the Minister of Local Government, July Moyo, to align the Traditional Leaders Act [Chapter 29:17] to the Constitution of Zimbabwe by separating the duties and functions of the village
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WFP empowers Byo residents with skills - NewsDay Zimbabwe
By MTHANDAZO NYONI THE World Food Programme (WFP), in partnership with DanChurchAid and ORAP, is empowering people in urban areas with farming and business skills through its urban resilience programme aimed at enhancing food security. The programme, being piloted in the Mzilikazi and Phelandaba
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
Bryan McKinney’s Murals Are Popping Up Around St. John
St. John has always attracted artists to its shores, and not all of them choose to show their work in a gallery. Some prefer a bigger “canvas,” like a concrete wall or the side of a building.
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Criminal Investigation into Limetree Called For
After surveying St. Croix residents, a group is calling for the launch of a criminal investigation into reported Limetree Bay Refinery incidents.
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Malaba is legit, ConCourt rules - NewsDay Zimbabwe
CHIEF Justice Luke Malaba will now stay in office for five more years after the Constitutional Court (ConCourt) yesterday overturned an earlier ruling by the High Court that his continued stay in office beyond the age of 70
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Community mourns as fire victim succumbs to injuries - Barbados Today
A close friend of the 58-year-old woman who died on Tuesday at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) where she was undergoing treatment for burns sustained in a fire at her home three days ago, is struggling to come to grips with the loss. When Barbados TODAY visited Janice Mitchell’s 1st Avenue
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Mayor Lori Lightfoot announces $1M fund for illegal gun tips | The Crusader Newspaper Group
ABC7 Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced Thursday a $1 million reward fund for tips that lead to illegal guns. Mayor Lightfoot said the city is 'awash' in illegal guns and said the city is on pace for a record year in illegal gun seizures. 'We are calling on our residents to overcome your fear
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Secretary of State Mobile Office Will Bring Government Services to the People | The Michigan Chronicle
Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson today announced that she is launching a mobile office next month to serve Michiganders with limited access to Secretary of State offices and the internet, including senior centers, homeless shelters, foster care facilities and other community organizations.   “In
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Hastings Rock beach facility closed - Barbados Today
The National Conservation Commission has advised that the beach facility at Hastings Rocks, Christ Church, will be closed for the remainder of today, Wednesday, July 14.  This is as a result of remedial work being carried out in the area by the Barbados Water Authority. The Commission thanks the
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Man in custody in connection with fatal house fire - Barbados Today
Police are said to be questioning a man in connection with last Saturday’s fire at a house in 1st Avenue, Chapman Lane, The City, St Michael that claimed the life of one woman and left two others hospitalized. Fifty-eight-year-old Janice Mitchell, the owner of the house, succumbed to her injuries
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Scotiabank expands Mobile App features - Barbados Today
Scotiabank continues to make significant investments in its digital banking options, with new features recently added to the Scotia Caribbean Mobile App. “Over the past year, we have seen an increase in online and mobile transactions and now with these expanded Mobile App features, customers can
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COVID Boosters, Rental Assistance Are Available, According to Government House
V.I. Health Commissioner Justa Encarnacion said Monday that Pfizer's COVID vaccine will be administered as a booster to anyone 65 years of age and older, healthcare or long-term care facility workers and those vulnerable to severe COVID-19.
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UAB Student Shines at Minority Health Research Symposium
By Dylan Baggiano UAB News Shekwonya Samuel, a first-year Ph.D. student pursuing a degree in health education and promotions at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, is the first-place graduate winner of the Minority Student Research Symposium. Samuel’s winning project — her research poster on
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Officials Worry Private Practices Are Squeezing Out Territory’s Hospitals: Part 1 – Struggle of a Public Hospital
In 2005, Dr. Luis Amaro returned to St. Thomas to put his stake in the ground where he was born. That was a year after community activists and the hospital he now leads fought back against the suggestion that a private ambulatory surgical center was needed on the island.
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Register to vote, youths urged - NewsDay Zimbabwe
This came out during Friday’s meeting on voter registration organised by the Zimbabwe Election Support Network for Midlands politicians. The post Register to vote, youths urged appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Qualified nurse branches out into business field - Barbados Today
Oneka Dover is the founder of Dover’s Delights which is a company that specialises in delicious cakes and pastries. Over the weekend Dover held a small launch party for her business surrounded by her close friends, workmates, and fellow small business owners at her Prior Park, St. James
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Living in Zim a struggle: Chamisa - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Chamisa’s averments came at a time Mnangagwa and his Zanu PF party have shifted into an election gear as they prepare for the 2023 general election, two years ahead of schedule, at the expense of the economy. The post Living in Zim a struggle: Chamisa appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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‘Chilonga children need protection from sexual cultural practices’ - NewsDay Zimbabwe
THE Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) has recommended that children below the age of 18 should be protected from participating in cultural practises of a sexual nature in local communities, which it said aroused their desire to indulge in sexual activities
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Out and About: Get Around the City with Alternative Transportation   | The Michigan Chronicle
Detroit resident Kyle Williams is a man on the move and uses his Italian motorbike to get around Detroit and its environs.   Photo provided by Kyle Williams             Detroit resident Kyle Williams of Detroit, 26, typically, can be seen around the city on his pimped-out, dark orange Italian
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Heavy police presence at ZITF - NewsDay Zimbabwe
POLICE in Bulawayo have increased their visibility to curb crimes that are usually associated with the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair due to an influx of visitors. The post Heavy police presence at ZITF appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Recreational gift for visually-impaired - Barbados Today
Visually impaired children on the island will soon have access to a new exciting collection of equipment geared to providing them access to fun games and sports. The Progressive Optimist Club of Barbados (POCB) in partnership with St. Vincent’s School for the Visually Impaired in Liverpool
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‘Educators Answered the Call’: First Lady Dr. Jill Biden Visits Milwaukee | The Madison Times
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Earlier this week, Milwaukee received a special visitor when First Lady Dr. Jill Biden visited Milwaukee before continuing onto Des Moines. Biden made an appearance at Marvin Pratt Elementary School, 5131 N. Green Bay Ave., where she made some remarks and spoke with parents
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Opposition Leader: Fire advisors for cruise ship berthing that caused ‘millions’ in reef damage - Barbados Today
Taking a jab at the Government’s decision to allow cruise ships to berth offshore when the coronavirus pandemic broke out last year, Opposition Leader Bishop Joseph Atherley has called for the administration to fire those who gave the advice to allow the anchorage that led to extensive coral reef
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BDF soldier found guilty - Barbados Today
Barbados Defence Force (BDF) Private Raheem Reeves has been found guilty on the final day of his court martial at the Barbados Defence Force’s St Ann’s Fort headquarters. He was accused of leaving his duty station at St Ann’s Fort while being part of a COVID-19 Sanitization Unit without reasonable
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