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When a Bajan and a Jamaica come together - Barbados Today
by Marlon Madden It is like a story out of a book or from the big screens straight out of Hollywood – the coming together of a chic Barbadian woman and a Jamaican Rastaman, who now serve up some of the most scrumptious, filling and exotic ital food straight from the farm to the table
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The Detroit Ice Cream Co. Dishes Out Cold Curations for the Curious Palate   | The Michigan Chronicle
The Detroit Ice Cream Co. serves up delicious treats and sweets under the helm of owner LaKisha Burns. Photo by LaKisha Burns    It started with a tingly feeling that she turned into a sweet business venture.   The Detroit Ice Cream Co.’s bold founder LaKisha Burns began her company in 2013 after
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Rev. Jackson, Rainbow PUSH Coalition to protest Rittenhouse verdict 2 p.m. today at Federal Plaza - The Chicago Crusader
Saying no one has a right to kill anyone, Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. Saturday called on the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse who
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Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group
Vieira’s motion ‘part of conspiracy to censure UNC senators’
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar - SUREASH CHOLAI OPPOSITION Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar views the Senate motion by Independent Senator Anthony Vieira as nothing but a conspiracy to censure UNC senators. She believes it
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Manufacturing sector hit hardest in 2020, JSC told
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Minister of Labour Stephen McClashie. - Photo by Sureash Cholai Officials in the Ministry of Labour and Small Enterprise Development revealed that the labour force in the manufacturing sector was hit the hardest in the second
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Chicagoans Sleep Outside in Support of Homeless Youth - The Chicago Crusader
On November 18, 2021 people from across Chicago and around the region will be spending the night away from the comfort of their homes, to raise awareness about and funds for young people overcoming homelessness.   This is
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Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group
Men accused of Emerald City burglary to appear in Court - Barbados Today
Two St Philip men accused of burglary at the Emerald City Supermarket that occurred between October 19 and 20 are set to appear at the District “C” Magistrates’ Court, St Matthias today. They are Romell Sobers, 40, of Eastbourne and Dario Jones, 33, of Lynches. Sobers will also face a separate
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NEW RESOURCE AVAILABLE FOR HOOSIERS WITH QUESTIONS ABOUT COVID-19 TREATMENT - The Chicago Crusader
Hoosiers seeking to learn about where to receive the monoclonal antibodies that have been used to prevent progression of COVID-19 disease can contact 211 for information. Callers to 211 will
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Trinidad and Tobago records highest daily covid19 case number to date – 781
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Photo courtesy CDC. Trinidad and Tobago has recorded its highest number of daily covid19 cases to date, with 781 cases being reported on Wednesday. This is only the second time that the number of daily cases has crossed 700, the
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Source: Trinidad News
PAHO concerned about Trinidad and Tobago covid19 deaths
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Dr Carissa Etienne Dr Carissa Etienne, director of the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), said on Wednesday she is concerned about the increase in cases and deaths related to covid19 in the Caribbean. Etienne was
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Lengua mason allegedly hits man, cuts off dreadlocks
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo A 26-year-old mason is expected to reappear before a Princes Town magistrate on Thursday for allegedly hitting a man with a piece of wood. Darrion Thomas, of Lengua Road near Princes Town, is also alleged to have cut
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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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Source: News of St. John | An Online Blog About the Daily Happenings of St. John, USVI
Dans l'enfer des sargasses | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Des algues brunes appelees encore sargasses ou varechs polluent, depuis 2011, les plus belles plages d'Haiti, notamment celles situees dans le Sud et la Grand'Anse. Ce fleau avec ces impacts environnementaux, sanitaires et economiques pose bien des
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West Indies women defeat Ireland in World Cup qualifier
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Sports West Indies' Deandra Dottin made 73 off 87 deliveries to earn the Player of the Match award, in the ICC World Cup qualifying match against Ireland, in Harare, Zimbabwe, on Tuesday. - via CWI Media DEANDRA Dottin struck 73 as the
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In a united front, Rev. Jackson joined Savannah Alliance of Pastors in Georgia’s “Call to Action” regarding the Ahmaud Arbery case - The Chicago Crusader
The Savannah Alliance of Pastors invited Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. to attend a 3 p.m. (EST) press conference on Sunday, November 14th, at the St. Paul CME Church, 1601
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Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group
Malikah Shabazz, Malcolm X’s Daughter, Found Dead Days After Father’s Convicted Assassins Exonerated - The Chicago Crusader
Written By NewsOne Staff Malikah Shabazz, one of Malcolm X‘s youngest daughters, has died in New York City the latest in a series of untimely tragedies afflicting the civil rights
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Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group
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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Relish Indi-Soul Catering Company Savors International Culinary Flavor     | The Michigan Chronicle
Relish Indi-Soul food dishes include Indian-inspired foods.   Photo courtesy of Relish-Indi Soul       *This four-part series highlights four runners-up, female-owned food and beverage businesses that competed in a Samuel Adams’ pitch competition in October in Detroit. These are their stories and
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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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Crown Act Advances, Seeks Protection Against Hairstyle and Texture Discrimination
Following the rhetoric of a dozen states, the Education and Workforce Development Committee voted to advance legislation during Tuesday's hearing seeking the adoption of the Crown Act, which was first campaigned in 2019 in partnership with former California-based Sen. Holly Mitchell.
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EDC Wants Answers from Caneel and Money from Sugar Bay
Time is running out for Caneel Bay Resort if it wants to reopen the resort on the north shore of St. John with tax incentives.
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Allenby Augustin, le nouveau directeur executif du Centre d'Art | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Allenby Augustin est le deuxieme Haitien, apres Francine Murat, a se retrouver a la tete de ce centre artistique, le premier depuis 2010. Le natif des Cayes n'a pas pris de temps pour gravir les echelons. Sa collaboration avec l'institution qu'il
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UPDATE: Human remains found in St Thomas are those of Samara Bristol - Barbados Today
A body found in the area of the Mangrove dump in St Thomas Sunday morning is that of 30-year-old Samara Cameisha Kymel Bristol. The discovery was made about 9:45 a.m. The body was in an advance stage of decomposition, police said. Bristol, who had been staying at Airy Cot, St Thomas was reported
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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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Adult HIV prevelance marginally drops - NewsDay Zimbabwe
But the prevalence rate among young women remains double that of their male counterparts, Madzima revealed during the 2021 Zimbabwe mini Biomedial HIV Prevention Forum conference held in Harare on Monday. The post Adult HIV prevelance marginally drops appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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‘Curfew ease good for small businesses’ - Barbados Today
Ryan Walters, Democratic Labour Party (DLP) spokesman on small business and entrepreneurship, has welcomed the easing of the curfew, saying this would provide some breathing room for micro and small businesses to start to dig themselves from the brink of collapse. However, Walters is calling for
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Jefferson County Offers Locations to Dispose of Thanksgiving Cooking Oil
jccal.org  Jefferson County has 23 locations where residents can properly dispose of turkey frying oil this Thanksgiving by recycling it.   You can find centers listed online [click here]. There are 23 in Jefferson County, so simply drop by a center and get a free plastic gallon jug for grease or
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Pierre Esperance tacle la CNDDR... | Haiti Gazette
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CCC’s Harold Washington College named a Citizen Leadership Center by The Citizens Campaign, and just in time to celebrate our first Black Mayor’s 100th birthday! - The Chicago Crusader
Recently, The Citizens Campaign announced the establishment of 10 Citizen Leadership Centers based primarily at community colleges around the nation. The Leadership Centers aim to give citizens the tools and
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Pharmacists not happy with Health Bill - The Zimbabwe Independent
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