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Ten dead, 404 infected by covid19
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News TEN more people died from covid19 in the last 24 hours, the Ministry of Health reported in its daily update on Monday. In all, some 1,977 people have died from the virus since March last year. The ministry also recorded 404 new
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Source: Trinidad News
Former St Vincent prime minister Sir James Mitchell dies - Barbados Today
SOURCE: CMC-  Sir James Mitchell, the second prime minister of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, died on Tuesday, his family has confirmed. He was 90 years old. His death has brought to an end an era in the history of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, since he had been last surviving parliamentarian
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Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.
TEMPO Holds 16th Annual Leadership Event, Digging Deep: Nurturing the Nature Within, with Keynote Speaker Allyson Felix | The Madison Times
Most decorated U.S. track and field athlete discussed career on-and-off the track at sold-out event On Nov. 12 TEMPO hosted its 16th annual leadership event, themed “Digging Deep: Nurturing the Winner Within,” with keynote speaker Allyson Felix. Felix is the most decorated U.S. track and field
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Source: The Madison Times Weekly Newspaper
Holland America's Newest Ship Coming to STT Thursday
Rotterdam VII, Holland America Line's newest ship, will berth at the West Indian Company Dock from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, according to WICO.
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Chiyangwa wins farm ownership wrangle - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Applicants in this case are aware that the land they occupy was duly acquired by the State and gazetted. The gazetting and acquisition is within their knowledge. They do not have to wait to be evicted. The law requires them to give up occupation
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‘Artisanal miners must account for their activities’ - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Mines must also rehabilitate the environment as one of the key aspects of best environmental practices.  Let us reduce mercury use to save the environment for future generations The post ‘Artisanal miners must account for their activities’ appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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QEH makes urgent appeal for blood donations - Barbados Today
The Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) Blood Bank is issuing an urgent appeal for blood donations. Volunteers between the ages of 18 and 70, who weigh at least 110 pounds, and are in generally good health are asked to call the National Blood Collecting Centre at 836-7993 to make an appointment to
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There’s a Lot More to Travel Than Packing a Suitcase
What Alan “Mike” Greaves didn’t know was that once he left the territory, he would have a hard time getting back in again.
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COVID-19: Dental association leader pushes saliva testing - Barbados Today
President of the Barbados Dental Association Dr Vidya Armogan and other doctors are anxious for Minister of Health Lt Col Jeffrey Bostic to sign off on saliva testing for COVID-19. Armogan, who recently launched a private safe zone initiative that went into operation at three businesses last
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Firefighter Killed, Another Injured in St. John Training Accident
A single-vehicle accident on Centerline Road, St. John, claimed the life of a firefighter Monday and left another injured. Motorists say traffic to the islands' east end was nearly brought to a halt while emergency responders assessed and cleared the scene.
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Mthuli urged to ‘adequately’ fund industry - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Zimcodd also urged government to invest in environment-friendly hydropower plants equipped with cost-efficient technology capable to generate power even at low water levels. The post Mthuli urged to ‘adequately’ fund industry appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Penhalonga goldfields plunge into chaos - The Zimbabwe Independent
The Zimbabwe Independent this week unearthed illegal activities by youths linked to the ruling party, who have parcelled out gold-mining claims to aspiring candidates in the area. The post Penhalonga goldfields plunge into chaos appeared first on The Zimbabwe Independent.
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Support for Barbados’ energy plan - Barbados Today
Barbados’ second Sustainable Energy Conference and Expo opened here on Monday with strong commitments from two global funding agencies to continue supporting the country’s renewable energy campaign. The conference, which was being held virtually, heard from the Country Representative for the
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NCF designs initiative for graphic artists - Barbados Today
The National Cultural Foundation recently launched a series of posters featuring the creativity of six local graphic designers, who were commissioned to produce designs on the theme: My Country to Me. Local graphic designers Dominic Skeete, Vickyann Hope, Sergio Charles, Tyrell Ward, Runako Clarke
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The Visionaries Will Host a Turkey Give-Away at Griffith Ball Park
The Visionaries, an entertainment group operated by young adults in the community, will host its second annual Thanksgiving Turkey Drive Saturday at the Emile Griffith Ballpark in Charlotte Amalie.
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NPS Announces Process for Caneel Bay's Redevelopment
The National Park Service on Monday announced the launch of a new formal process to plan for the redevelopment of Caneel Bay at Virgin Islands National Park on St. John.
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Gold output soars as new mines begin production - The Zimbabwe Independent
FPR, the country’s sole buyer of gold, said large-scale miners contributed nine tonnes of bullion during the period, trailing output from small-scale producers that shipped 13 tonnes of gold. The post Gold output soars as new mines begin production appeared first on The Zimbabwe Independent.
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Supermarket Association head: Lifting SoE can bring relief
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Rajiv Diptee, president of the Supermarket Association. FILE PHOTO - SUPERMARKET Association president Rajiv Diptee said the lifting of the state of emergency (SoE) on Wednesday gives businesses some time to plan their operations
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‘Millions face starvation by January’…stocks running low in Masvingo, Matabeleland, Midlands and Manicaland - The Zimbabwe Independent
Fewsnet, a food situation monitoring arm of the United States Agency for International Development, said it was worried that the crisis was worsening in spite of a record agricultural season that helped the southern African country cut on food
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Source: The Zimbabwe Independent - The Leading Business Weekly
Fire Service Director Promises Extensive Investigation of Fatal Firetruck Accident
A joint investigation between the Virgin Islands Fire Service and police is getting underway, looking into the circumstances that led to the death of a firefighter and the injury of another, Monday on St. John. That was the statement given by Fire Service Director Daryl George at a press conference
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Police Investigating Two Homicides on St. Thomas
V.I. Police are investigating two unrelated homicides that occurred on St. Thomas Tuesday, one in the morning in Estate Fortuna and the other Tuesday evening in the area of Kronprindsens Gade in Charlotte Amalie.
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UVI Basketball Teams Muzzle the Wilberforce Bulldogs in First Game of Road Trip
The University of the Virgin Islands women and men basketball teams were in Wilberforce, Ohio. Their first two games were a doubleheader against a familiar foe as Wilberforce University participated in UVI's HBCU tournament earlier this month. The Bucs concluded the three-game road trip with
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DCP Jacob: Don’t be pessimistic over crime
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Deputy Commissioner of Police McDonald Jacob. - Deputy Commissioner of Police McDonald Jacob said on Sunday he was confident the police were ready for the lifting of the state of emergency (SoE) on Wednesday. He was asked about
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PDP deputy assures Tobago: No finance post for Duke
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Tobago FILE PHOTO: Progressive Democratic Patriots (PDP) leader Watson Duke, right, and deputy leader Farley Augustine outside the Assembly Legislature, Scarborough. - SAYING the Progressive Democratic Patriots (PDP) will not put
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Barkeepers want safe zones expanded
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo: Ariapita Avenue, Port of Spain. Photo by Angelo Marcelle The Barkeepers and Operators Association of Trinidad and Tobago (BOATT) is calling for an expansion of the safe-zone initiative to all nonessential retail
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Source: Trinidad News
Tobago Chamber head on $50m stimulus fund: It comes across as bribery
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Dianne Hadad Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce president Diane Hadad has described as “bribery,” the Government’s $50 million stimulus fund for the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) to assist hoteliers and displaced workers in
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Meet Members of Mayor Woodfin’s Executive Leadership Team
By Ryan Michaels The Birmingham Times Here are Mayor Randall Woodfin’s appointments for the city’s leadership in his second term which began Nov. 23, 2021. Sylvia Bowen, executive administrator Reappointed to the position, Bowen, who came onto the mayor’s leadership team with his election in
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Source: The Birmingham Times
‘Free Julius’: Mother (Video), Family And Friends Of Julius Jones Make Final Pleas To Stop Execution In Oklahoma | The Oklahoma Eagle
www.usatoday.com By Josh Dulaney,Carmen Forman,Jana Hayes and Hogan Gore In the waning hours before Julius Jones' scheduled execution, his mother gave a heartfelt monologue proclaiming his innocence outside the doors of Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt's office on Wednesday. It may have been her last
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Source: The Oklahoma Eagle
St. Croix Energy Emerges As Limetree Stalking Horse Bidder
After extensive efforts to market St. Croix’s bankrupt Limetree Bay Refinery, St. Croix Energy has emerged as the stalking horse bidder – the only qualified bidder at present, according to documents filed Sunday in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court of the Southern District of Texas.
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Mastering the Art of St. John Grocery Shopping During a Holiday Week | News of St. John
Generally, on a busy week, the shelves in the grocery stores on St. John are looking pretty skimpy on Sundays and Mondays.  That is because our small, but efficient, grocers receive the bulk of their weekly shipment towards the beginning of each week.  And this week has been no exception, as the
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