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DIFS Reminds Consumers to Be Aware of Insurance, Financial Fraud Schemes | The Michigan Chronicle
This week is International Fraud Awareness Week, and the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS) is reminding Michiganders to be on the lookout for insurance and financial fraud and to report suspected scams to the DIFS Fraud Investigation Unit (FIU). “International Fraud
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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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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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Gov’t will soon receive recommendations to restrict importation of gas and diesel vehicles - Barbados Today
If Government accepts the recommendations which the Energy Division intends to submit by early next year, restrictions will be put on the importation of fossil-fuel powered vehicles as part of a new transportation policy for Barbados. Permanent Secretary in the Division of Energy Andrew Gittens
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PSVs want restriction on capacity lifted to allow them more passengers - Barbados Today
Along with renewed calls for public service vehicles (PSVs) to be allowed to operate at full capacity, the Alliance Owners of Public Transport (AOPT) is also suggesting there should be a full removal of all restrictions. The call has come from its communications, information and marketing
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45 police recruits graduate
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News FRESHYLY MINTED: Batch 1 of 2021, SQUAD A-C, entering the gymnasium at the Police Academy in St James for their graduation ceremony on Saturday. PHOTO COURTESY TTPS - TTPS FORTY-FIVE police recruits graduated over the weekend and
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COVID-19 Update: 223 new positive cases - Barbados Today
A total of 223 people, 101 males and 122 females, were identified as COVID-19 positive on Sunday, November 14, by the Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory. Tests conducted numbered 1,229. The new positives comprised 42 persons who were under the age of 18, and 181 who were 18 years and
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Carburant : Plus de six millions gallons distribues, la demande ne baisse pas | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste En six jours, le terminal petrolier de Varreux a livre a lui seul plus de six millions de gallons de diesel et de gasoline sur le marche local. Les camions-citernes se bousculent pour se remplir a Varreux qui fonctionne a plein regime. Il est
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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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DTE Energy Foundation Awards $1.25M to Create Diverse, Artistic initiatives | The Michigan Chronicle
The DTE Energy Foundation today announced it has awarded grants to Michigan-based organizations focused on arts and culture and enriching diverse communities across the state. Grant recipients include the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit
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Criminal charges laid against two brothers - Barbados Today
Two brothers are expected to appear in the District A Chief Magistrates' Court on Saturday on criminal charges. Police personnel from the Criminal Investigations Department in the Southern Division have charged Kelvin Kemar Wharton, 24, and Rondell Tremain Blackett, 18, both of Waverley Cot, St
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PNM women mourn William McKenzie’s passing
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Camille Robinson-Regis THE People’s National Movement (PNM) Women’s League has written to the family of the late William McKenzie, expressing sorrow at his passing. In offering condolences, PNM’s lady vice-chair Camille
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Coral Reef Academy Cornhole Tournament Joins Fun and a Good Cause
It was family fun for a cause at the Leatherback Brewery for the Coral Reef Academy Cornhole Tournament and Silent Auction on Saturday. Attendees enjoyed food from Leatherback and other food trucks and 14 teams competed in rounds of cornhole.
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Vers la Commission nationale de transition de l'accord de Montana | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Le bureau de suivi de l'accord de Montana, en conference de presse le mardi 16 novembre 2021 a Presse Cafe, a annonce des avancees significatives vers la mise en place de la Commission nationale de transition (CNT) qui a pour tache de designer un
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Tobago rugby players, coaches benefit from development workshop
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Tobago Rugby coach Robin Mac Dowell of Canada (second from right) during a practical demonstration to members of the Tobago rugby club. - PRESIDENT OF the Trinidad and Tobago Rugby Football Union (TTRFU), Maria Thomas, is focused on
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NPS Announces Process for Caneel Bay's Redevelopment
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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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Planning Your Trip to St. John - A Timeline | News of St. John
Happy Monday!  We just wrapped up another spectacular weekend here on St. John.  On Friday, we did a little happy hour at Lovango Rum Bar with Kenny Floyd on stage and then headed over to The Beach Bar for an incredible night of music from a superstar lineup.  There were so many good people around
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Second Outbreak: 14 Detainees Test Positive for COVID-19 at St. Croix Jail
Fourteen detainees at the John A. Bell Adult Correctional Facility on St. Croix tested positive for COVID-19 Wednesday, the V.I. Bureau of Corrections has announced.
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WASA to repair second Savannah leak
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News A woman carefully makes he way through puddles of water cause by a leaking WASA well at the Queen's Park Savannah on Wednesday. - SUREASH CHOLAI Days after a leak at WASA Well Station No 5 in the Queen's Park Savannah was
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Seisme du 14 aout : la commune de Beaumont au bord de l'asphyxie | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Plus de quatre mois apres le seisme du 14 aout 2021 dans le pays, l'agent interimaire de Beaumont a passe en revue les conditions macabres de la population de sa commune sur les ondes de Magik9 le dimanche 21 novembre 2021. <>, s'est desole Jacquet
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Young women 'MPs' debate sexual harassment in the workplace
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News IN SESSION: The Young Women In Leadership sitting in Parliament on Monday, where a bill was debated by young women in their capacity as mock MPs, both for the Government and Opposition, on sexual harrassment in the
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Fort Frederik's Restoration Could Be A Community Game-changer
As a $6.2 million restoration of Fort Frederik commences on St. Croix's west end, friends and residents of the seven-block historic district are working with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to answer those questions and capture key opportunities from the project – especially, they
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‘City dams hold 15 months water supply’ - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) spokesperson Marjorie Munyonga yesterday said the problem was not peculiar to dams in Matabeleland region, but countrwide. The post ‘City dams hold 15 months water supply’ appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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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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SSA in plea to City businesses on proper waste disposal - Barbados Today
The Sanitation Service Authority (SSA) has pleaded with business owners in and around Bridgetown to dispose of their waste in the proper containers to avoid litter and health concerns arising just before the Christmas period. SSA Public Relations Officer Carl Padmore told Barbados TODAY that SSA
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Critical customs reforms ten years late - Barbados Today
One of Government’s main reform agenda items under the Barbados Economic Recovery and Transformation (BERT) programme is on course to completion, says Minister in the Ministry of Finance Ryan Straughn. His declaration came on Tuesday as he announced that the new Customs Bill, which seeks to reform
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Man crushed to death in freak accident in Speyside
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News A breathtaking view of Starwood Beach from Speyside Waterwheel. - LESS than 24 hours since he arrived in Tobago on Monday morning, Trinidadian Hansraj Manak, an employee of Alescon Readymix Ltd, was crushed to death while driving
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Not Guilty: Kyle Rittenhouse Acquitted On All Murder Counts In Kenosha Protest Shootings - The Chicago Crusader
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