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Kenya: 4 Youths Killed in a Chaotic Funeral Procession Marred With Phone Snatching
[Capital FM] Kisumu -- Four youths died Thursday evening with at least five others sustaining serious injuries following a chaotic funeral procession that lest a trail of criminal activities in Kisumu's Seme location.
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Chicago Street Race Revs Up for 2024, Returns to Grant Park in July | Post News Group
CHICAGO DEFENDER — “As a result of these conversations, NASCAR has agreed to shorten the event’s set up and tear down windows, reducing travel disruption for impacted communities and other residents. NASCAR has also committed to addressing costs incurred by City departments and agencies in
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‘Catching-up’ on sleep to improve your fitness - Stabroek News
A few mornings ago, I was training a client and she was yawning uncontrollably. The article ‘Catching-up’ on sleep to improve your fitness appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Stalled 56-year-old MV Uhuru finally roars back to life (photos) - The Sta
MV Uhuru can transport 1180 tonnes of goods or 22 long rail wagons in four lanes
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Works Minister: We must update the way we build our homes - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
MINISTER of Works and Transport Rohan Sinanan on Tuesday advised homeowners to modernise the methods with which they built their homes while paying attention to the conditions at the locations they chose to build them. Sinanan was speaking to media as he visited Mandingo Road via Princes Town
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Former HISD official accused of kickback scheme - DefenderNetwork.com
Houston Independent’s School District’s former chief operating officer took kickbacks from a landscaping contractor over a series of projects the landscaper never performed, according to court documents. A federal civil asset forfeiture complaint filed Friday alleged that HISD COO Brian Busby
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Liberia: President Weah Makes Additional 32 Promises While On County Tour - Only Nine of Previous 113 Fully Completed
[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- Naymote Partners for Democratic Development, the implementer of the President Meter Project tracking the President's promises to the people and citizens of Liberia has tracked 32 new promises during the president's recent nationwide tours. This brings the total
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Tankers carrying Iranian fuel approach the Caribbean -data
(Reuters) – A flotilla of five tankers carrying Iranian fuel for gasoline-starved Venezuela is approaching the Caribbean, with the first vessel expected to reach the South American country’s waters on Sunday, according to Refinitiv Eikon tracking
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Uncertain time for road repair work in Friendship
WESTERN BUREAU: Residents of The Estuary Housing Scheme in Friendship, St James, may have to wait a while longer to find out how soon repair work will begin on the nearby main road, which they say has been in disrepair for approximately 25 years...
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Shada Sinclair is indeed going places
EIGHT years ago Evol Beckford, vice-principal at Hampton School in Malvern, St Elizabeth, said Shada Sinclair was going places.
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Job Opportunity at Medical Teams International Tanzania - The Tanzania News
Position: Fleet Officer Medical Teams International Calling: Daring to love like Jesus, we boldly break barriers to health and restore wholeness in a hurting world. JOB SUMMARY Responsible for overseeing MTI’s fleet of vehicles to ensure that fleet is efficiently utilized, maintained and accounted
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Gordon Town road damage worse than estimated, says MP
CONTRACTORS repairing the collapsed section of the Gordon Town main road in St Andrew have determined, after removing the rubble from the site, that the infrastructural damage is more extensive than was previously thought. The revelation was made by St Andrew East Rural Member of Parliament
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Limetree Testing Flare as Part of 'Extended Refinery Shutdown' Process
In preparation for the extended shutdown of Limetree Bay’s refinery, the company announced plans totest the flare this weekend. The company said it completed repair work on Flare No. 8 and expects to begin pre-startup testing of the flare on Saturday.
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Woman falls into sewer sinkhole in Beetham Gardens - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
A woman reportedly fell into the sewage sinkhole on Main Street in Beetham Gardens on Tuesday. Residents of the area lowered a ladder into the hole to rescue Camerra Olliviere, 22, of Fifth Street, Beetham Gardens. Speaking with the Newsday, Olliviere's aunt, Cindy Olliviere, said her niece
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From Long Island to the Virgin Islands: Photographer Reflects On Love, Loss and Life on St. John
St. John-based photographer Nancy Borowick's essay commemorates the 10th anniversary of her father's passing and the deeply personal project that shaped her photo career.
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BWA repairing burst on 12-inch main in Hastings - Barbados Today
The Barbados Water Authority advises that today Sunday, September 5, it is addressing repair of a burst on a 12-inch main on Hastings Main Road in Christ Church. As a result, customers in Hastings, Deighton Road, Dayrells Road, St Matthias, Kings Village, Rockley, Navy Gardens, Rendezvous and
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First round of applications to open for business recovery grants | The Crusader Newspaper Group
$85 million available for small businesses impacted by COVID-19, civil unrest
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Back to school - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE 2021/2022 academic year has started the same way as 2020/2021 - with our students and teachers still engaging in remote learning via online platforms. The challenges that confronted us then are still very evident with us now and it seems they will be for a while as we try to negotiate what e
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Woman falls into sewer sinkhole in Beetham Gardens
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Camerra Olliviere, 22, fell into the sinkhole in Beetham Gardens caused by a ruptured sewer line earlier this week. The hole has since been secured with fencing. - Photo by Angelo Marcelle A woman reportedly fell into the sewage
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St Elizabeth teen braces for surgery
TREASURE BEACH, St Elizabeth — The family of 16-year-old Hampton School student Nittia Deleon is to know on Wednesday when a surgery to remove a fast-growing tumour in her jaw will be
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Stone Me: Crimean War Veteran's Secret Message Found In French Chapel Wall | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
DIJON, France — A secret message hidden in the walls of a church by a veteran soldier from the Crimean War, fighting the Russians side-by-side with the British, was discovered by a restoration worker. The chapel, Sainte-Croix-de-Jerusalem, situated in the town of Dijon in France is a 15th-century
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Web Portal of the Government of Saint Lucia
The Water and Sewerage Company (WASCO) Inc. wishes to inform its valued customers that work will be undertaken in the Moule-a-Chique area on Thursday, March 15. As a result, the road will be
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Munro College moves towards 'digital classrooms' for September
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Principal of Munro College Mark Smith has announced that plans are being undertaken to advance e-learning at the St Elizabeth institution, even after the current COVID-19
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Shunned for centuries, Vodou grows powerful as Haitians seek solace from unrelenting gang violence
By Dánica Coto | The Associated Press PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — The Vodou faithful sing, their voices rising above the gunfire erupting miles away as frantic drumbeats drown out their troubles. They pause to swig rum out of small brown bottles, twirling in unison as they sing i
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$500m allocated to national agriculture stimulus - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
LEADER of Government Business Camille Robinson-Regis said a $500 million agriculture stimulus package which was mentioned in last year's budget will allow the Agriculture Ministry "to commit to the critical projects throughout the country on a timely basis." Responding to a question from the O
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Wilson Jr., Harrison B. (1925– )
Esteemed educator, legendary basketball coach, and successful university president, Harrison Wilson Jr. was born on April 21, 1925, in Amsterdam, a small city in upstate New York. His mother Marguerite Ayers was a school teacher, and his father Harrison Wilson Sr. worked in
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Birmingham’s 16th Street Baptist Church exhibits tell story of hurting, healing
By Alabama Power Foundation The story of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing on Sept. 15, 1963, and the tragedy, reconciliation and forgiveness that resulted, must be told with reverence and dignity. Now, the story of that day is being movingly and professionally presented on the Birmingham
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Limetree Testing Flare as Part of 'Extended Refinery Shutdown' Process
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Plumber’s find possibly tied to 2014 Texas megachurch theft - DefenderNetwork.com
HOUSTON (AP) — For more than seven years, no one has known what happened to $600,000 in checks and cash that was stolen from a safe at Pastor Joel Osteen’s Houston megachurch, which has one of the largest congregations in the country. Now, there’s a possible plot twist in the
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