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Man slapped with $15 000 fine for 'mistake' - Barbados Today
Derwin Myron Worrell has to pay the High Court $15 000 for the “mistake” of having 20 illegal rounds of ammunition. A third of that money had to be paid on the spot on Friday.Justice Carlisle Greaves imposed the fine on the Maynards Housing Area, St Peter resident and ordered that the remaining $10
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Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.
Rules and Judiciary Forwards Bills to Full Legislature
After approving board members for several agencies, including the V.I. Housing Authority and the V.I. Pharmacy Board, the Rules and Judiciary Committee discussed and forwarded all five of the presented bills Thursday to the Committee of the Whole.
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Brian A. Nichols appelle les acteurs ha?tiens ? un accord en toute urgence | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Le secr?taire d'Etat adjoint pour l'h?misph?re occidental au d?partement d'Etat, Brian A. Nichols, apr?s des rencontres s?par?es ce mercredi 12 octobre avec le Premier ministre Ariel Henry, les repr?sentants du BSA, Magali Comeau Denis, Jacques Ted
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Source: Haiti News - Daily News from Haiti
Bridge marks progress on San Fernando-Point highway
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Minister of Works and Transport Rohan Sinanan. - Photo by Jeff Meyers Villages and boroughs in southern Trinidad are one step closer to benefiting from the Solomon Hochoy Highway Extension to Point Fortin project. On Thursday
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Police seize $2.6m in ganja, 16 guns, ammunition
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Some of the 16 guns, ammuniation and marijuana seized by police in the Central Trinidad on Friday night. Photo courtesy TTPS - POLICE seized 16 high-powered rifles, five pistols, several thousand rounds of 7.62 ammunition
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Senator wants mass screening for cancer
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Independent Senator Dr Maria Dillon-Remy speaks during debate in the Senate. FILE PHOTO/OFFICE OF THE PARLIAMENT - INDEPENDENT Senator Dr Maria Dillon-Remy urged the Government to initiate a mass screening of the population for
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Senate: Right Historical Wrong With Rothschild Francis Pardon
Few names shine as brightly in U.S. Virgin Islands history as Rothschild Francis. While a bust of the early-20th Century civil rights activist stands in Educators Park with Edith Williams and J. Antonio Jarvis, so too do his convictions remain on the books.
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Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community
Federal Auditors Zero In on V.I. Management of Disaster Recovery Funding
As officials charged with directing programs to help long-term disaster recovery appeared at a recent Senate committee hearing, they took responsibility for several shortcomings. Those admissions came from the official holding the title of chief recovery officer.
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Getting to Know the Senatorial and Gubernatorial Candidates
Dozens of faces vie for the territory’s 15 V.I. Legislature seats every two years, so how can voters get a clear look at where they all stand on the important issues facing the territory without relying on self-serving campaign materials or a handful of candidate forums where they may not even be
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Kamla: Faris overstepped, polluted the justice system
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar at a press conference in Port of Spain on Tuesday. - SUREASH CHOLAI OPPOSITION Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar on Tuesday accused former attorney general Faris Al-Rawi of polluting and
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Workforce costs, inflation causing 'perfect storm' for Indiana hospitals
By Joe Mueller Increases in labor costs, pharmaceuticals and supplies are creating a financial strain on Indiana’s hospitals, according to a report by the state's hospital association. “Taken together, these challenges are incredibly daunting for our health care system, our patients, and our
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Date set - Barbados Today
The challenge against a High Court ruling that gave the go-ahead for the Senate to meet and conduct business before all 21 members were appointed in March will be heard in the Court of Appeal on January 24 next
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La prison civile de J?r?mie ? un carrefour mortel, des prisonniers lib?r?s | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Entre probl?mes d'eau, de nourriture, de surpopulation carc?rale, d'assainissement et d'assistance m?dicale, deux d?tenus racontent leur quotidien au journal. L'une d'elles est Firmante Noelsaint, incarc?r?e depuis ao?t 2021. Cette femme de 47 ans
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Quiet pillar celebrates 100 - Barbados Today
A loving pillar of strength - this is how Barbados’ newest centenarian, Clarine Edwards, was described on Wednesday as she celebrated her milestone in the warm presence of close family and friends in her quiet Dunscombe, St. Thomas community.Edwards, the quiet coucou lover, was praised by one of
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Pinnacle Feeds remains committed to best outcome for farmers, employees and the wider public - Barbados Today
Pinnacle Feeds continues to work closely with the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Energy and Business Development to ascertain the next steps on animal feed pricing in Barbados. Together we are working to find the best possible solution in the face of our mounting global input
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Crise politique et crise de la connaissance en Ha?ti | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste La crise ?conomique et politique sociale s'aggrave en Ha?ti au moment o? le nombre des Ha?tiennes et Ha?tiens dipl?m?s dans ce pays et ? l'ext?rieur tend ? augmenter. Voil? les signes d'une crise de la connaissance. C'est comme si les connaissances
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Senator: Budget could fuel mental health crisis
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo: Psychiatrist Dr Varma Deyalsingh. Independent Senator Dr Varma Deyalsingh said the 2022/2023 budget had the potential of further fuelling a mental health crisis in TT, following the covid19 pandemic. He appealed to
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Source: Trinidad News
Madigan case widens as AT&T agrees to $23 million fine
Company president Paul La Schiazza also indicted Editor's Note: This story has been updated with more details and a statement from the Illinois Republican Party. The federal case against former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan widened Friday, October 14, after new charges were filed against
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EHI Acquisitions Rejects Call to Dismiss Its Suit Over Caneel Bay Ownership
In a court filing Tuesday, EHI Acquisitions asked a federal judge to reject the government’s motion to dismiss its lawsuit seeking to be declared the owner of the 150-acre Caneel Bay Resort property on St. John.
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EHI Acquisitions Rejects Call to Dismiss Its Suit Over Caneel Bay Ownership
In a court filing Tuesday, EHI Acquisitions asked a federal judge to reject the government’s motion to dismiss its lawsuit seeking to be declared the owner of the 150-acre Caneel Bay Resort property on St. John.
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VITEMA Director Says Agencies Learned from Maria and Irma
Daryl Jaschen, director of the Virgin Islands Territorial Emergency Management Agency, told members of the Committee on Homeland Security, Justice, and Public Safety Friday that government agencies learned bitter lessons from the hurricanes of 2017.
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Tobago bandleaders upset: Mas ‘just bathsuits and beads’
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Tobago A masquerader, left, dances with a dame Lorraine at the Tobago Carnival media launch on Wednesday at Shaw Park Cultural Complex. - Photo by David Reid The leadership of the Tobago Carnival Bandleaders Association is upset over
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Source: Trinidad News
Social Security Announces 8.7 Percent Benefit Increase for 2023
Social Security and Supplemental Security Income benefits for approximately 70 million Americans will increase 8.7 percent in 2023, the Social Security Administration announced today.
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$4 billion savings - Barbados Today
With the Barbados Economic Recovery and Transformation (BERT) Programme saving Government $4 billion over the last four years, it was an easy decision to go back to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Prime Minister Mia Mottley said Tuesday.In fact, she said while her administration could have
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Controversial Policy Draft Prevents DUI Pursuits
It is be said that some officers were verbally instructed to follow a policy to not chase drunk drivers. Seattle Police Department (SPD) has not adopted this as an official policy. The post Controversial Policy Draft Prevents DUI Pursuits appeared first on The Seattle Medium.
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Barbadians encouraged to support poppy appeal - Barbados Today
Barbadians are encouraged to give generously to the annual Poppy Appeal as the official distribution of the poppies – a symbol of remembrance of the lives lost in World War I and subsequently World War ll – begins on Monday, October 17. This year’s appeal will run for four weeks, and the funds
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AG to bring law for retirement at 65
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo: Attorney General Reginald Armour, SC, addressing the media at a press conference at AGLA Building, Port of Spain. ATTORNEY General Reginald Armour vowed to bring a bill this parliamentary year to change the retirement
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Carimi ? Paris, 24 h chrono | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Le jour est enfin arriv?. Ce samedi 15 octobre, Carimi se produit sur sc?ne pour la premi?re fois, ? Paris, dans l'Accor Arena, 6 ans apr?s sa dissolution. ? 24 heures de ce grand ?v?nement, le r?alisateur Fritz Hyacinthe, ex-manager du l?gendaire
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Renewable Energy In Thought and Action at Weekend Fair
Energy experts are inviting the public to a weekend energy fair at the University of the Virgin Islands. Those who come will have a chance to view an electric car show, displays of renewable systems and hear informative workshops about energy use in the territory.
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Detroit’s North End: A Journey Into the Past, a Look at the Present, and the Hope for its Future   | The Michigan Chronicle
Photo: Getty Images Sponsored by the Knight Foundation Detroit’s North End, at least for the last six-plus decades, has been overwhelmingly comprised of African Americans, churches of multiple denominations, small-to-medium businesses, engaged community groups, and culturally affluent
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