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Local company celebrates anniversary by giving back - WS Chronicle
2020 marks the 70th anniversary for Cannon Company (CC), a local accounting firm, and they had big plans to celebrate the occasion. But due to the growing pandemic of COVID-19, their plans shifted from celebration to community
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US official urges GECOM to declare result using recount - Stabroek News
United States Acting Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs, Michael Kozak last evening added to the call that the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) declare the results of the March 2, 2020 general and regional elections based on the vote
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CCJ sets aside Court of Appeal ruling - Stabroek News
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Rickey Smiley Breaks Down as He Reveals His Daughter Was Shot Three Times In Houston | Florida Sentinel Bulletin
Comedian and radio host Ricky Smiley put his real and raw emotions out there for all to see on Monday, as he revealed his 19-year-old daughter Aaryn was shot three times on Sunday evening. The host announced the news on his radio show Monday, saying she was in the hospital after being caught in the
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Mandatory college football practices at time of pandemic are nuts - Los Angeles Sentinel
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CCJ to rule Wednesday on elections case - Stabroek News
After a marathon six-hour hearing, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) today said it will rule on Wednesday at 3 pm on an appeal related to the March 2nd elections brought by PPP General Secretary Bharrat Jagdeo and PPP/C presidential candidate Irfaan
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Why 1.5 million? The grave maths behind the mass graves in Gauteng
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Number of Texans filing unemployment claims increased for second week in a row as 117,244 sought benefits | Dallas Weekly
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Region Seven records 38 cases of COVID-19 - Stabroek News
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