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Attorney General Kwame Raoul, as part of a coalition of 20 attorneys general, urged Congress to respond to the climate crisis and advance environmental justice by funding critical programs in
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Lions wreak havoc in Kariba - NewsDay Zimbabwe
THE Mola community in Kariba is living in fear of lions which have devoured several livestock. The post Lions wreak havoc in Kariba appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Transportation workers want to talk to gov’t about rising fuel costs - Barbados Today
Three more stakeholders in the local transport sector are seeking answers from various Government departments about the rising cost of fuel. Communications Officer of the Alliance Owners of Public Transport (AOPT) Mark Haynes and President of the Independent Seaport Taxi Union Anthony Eastmond
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Firearms expert testifies in duo’s weapons, drugs trial - Barbados Today
The weapons and drugs trial of Adrian Fitzgerald Bradshaw and Brian Barry King continued Wednesday in the No. 2 Supreme Court with the testimony of a firearms investigator. Bradshaw and King are jointly charged with possession of a .357 revolver, a .22 revolver and a 9 mm pistol along with 678
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DYC Celebrates 25 years of Success | The Michigan Chronicle
Digital Reporter Ashley Stevenson sat with Detroit Youth Choir Artistic Director , Anthony White, as they discuss DYC's Silver anniversary, upcoming events, past accomplishments and upcoming gala. Purchase Tickets to Gala Here: Detroit Youth Choir's 1st Annual Gala: Celebrating 25 years of Music
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Binga elders left to starve - NewsDay Zimbabwe
THE elderly and disabled people in Binga district are wallowing in poverty as they are missing out on financial support from government’s social welfare schemes and are excluded from non-governmental organisation (NGO)-initiated
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Positive strides by Fortress - Barbados Today
Fortress Fund Managers is boasting of “healthy returns” for the second quarter of 2021 when compared to last year at the height of the COVID- 19 pandemic. In its most recent public disclosure for the period ending June 30, Fortress, which has the largest funds under management on the island, said
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Oldest US veteran of WWII, Lawrence Brooks, celebrates his 112th birthday
A Louisiana man who is the oldest living World War II veteran in the United States has marked his 112th The post Oldest US veteran of WWII, Lawrence Brooks, celebrates his 112th birthday appeared first on TheGrio.
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Program Distributes 850 Fruit Trees in Bid to Boost Food Security
As Virgin Islanders mobilize to demand and act to increase their food security, the University of the Virgin Islands’ Caribbean Green Technology Center and the Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands teamed up to aid farmers and families by donating more than 850 fruit trees on
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LDD working to develop more NVQ certifications - Barbados Today
The Learning and Development Directorate (LDD) of the Ministry of the Public Service will be working to develop other National Vocational Qualification certifications in occupational areas which are specific and relevant to the work of the Public Service of Barbados. This disclosure came today
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Bucks NBA Champs Parade 2021 - Milwaukee Community Journal
The Milwaukee Bucks—the players and their families, the owners, the front office staff, and those who work at Fiserv Forum—were on hand to help Milwaukee and their fans celebrate the first championship in 50 years! Also on hand for the parade and celebration were members of past Bucks teams: Marcus
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COVID-19 Update: 124 new cases, 752 in isolation - Barbados Today
Barbados has recorded 124 new COVID-19 cases, comprising 51 males and 73 females. The Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory conducted 1710 tests on Tuesday, September 14. Of these new cases, 21 are under the age of 18, and the remaining 103 are 18 years and over. There are 752 persons in
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Change vaccine approach - attorney - Barbados Today
Outspoken attorney-at-law Michelle Russell is calling on those in authority to change the narrative around COVID-19 vaccination. She believes that officials are going about the discussions  in “the wrong way” while ignoring the psychological impact the conversations were having on the
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ZCTU vaccination challenge suffers body blow - NewsDay Zimbabwe
But High Court judge Justice Emilia Muchawa yesterday ruled that the matter was not urgent and “cannot jump the queue”. The post ZCTU vaccination challenge suffers body blow appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Zim records several missing immigrants - NewsDay Zimbabwe
ZIMBABWE has been adjudged one of the countries with the highest number of missing immigrants, including the 21 who were swept away by the Limpopo River between 2014 and January 2021. The post Zim records several missing immigrants appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Officials: Police in Elijah McClain hometown racially biased
A civil rights investigation begun amid outrage over the death of Elijah McClain has found that the Aurora Police Department has a The post Officials: Police in Elijah McClain hometown racially biased appeared first on TheGrio.
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COVID-19 Update: 69 new cases, 735 in isolation - Barbados Today
The Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory has reported 69 new cases of COVID-19, comprising 30 females and 39 males. There were 1,771 tests conducted on Monday, September 13. Of these latest cases, 16 persons are under the age of 18, and the other 53 are 18 years and older. There are 735
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Govt playing games with our properties: Zapu - NewsDay Zimbabwe
ZAPU and the Zimbabwe People’s Revolutionary Army (Zipra) veterans yesterday accused the government of “playing games” with its properties seized in the 1980s. The post Govt playing games with our properties: Zapu appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Indiana American Water Breaks Ground for $24.5 Million Water Main Replacement Project in Gary - The Chicago Crusader
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Industry on the ropes as blackouts intensify - NewsDay Zimbabwe
ZIMBABWEAN companies and domestic consumers are feeling the pinch of high costs of back-up power supply after the national power utility, Zesa, announced a 12-hour load-shedding schedule. The post Industry on the ropes as blackouts intensify appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Mary Kate Bush: The Birmingham Native Who Worked For U.S. Presidents
By Mark Kelly Alabama NewsCenter Mary Kate Bush‘s career is remarkable by any measure. She has worked for three U.S. presidents. She was among the first generational wave of Black women to accumulate influence on Wall Street and rise through the ranks of corporate America. She is an expert on
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SA drug mule jailed 12 years - NewsDay Zimbabwe
SOUTH African drug dealer, Shila Khumalo, who was convicted in May this year, collapsed at the Harare Magistrates Court yesterday shortly after chief magistrate Munamato Mutevedzi sentenced her to 12 years in jail. The post SA drug mule jailed 12 years appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Ministry mourns NAZ director - NewsDay Zimbabwe
He was 56. Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage ministry said Zimbabwe had been robbed of a devout professional who served both the government and the nation diligently.  The post Ministry mourns NAZ director appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Districts Announce Laptop Distribution, Virtual Orientation Schedules
Public schools in the St. Croix and St.  Thomas-St. John districts will distribute laptops, MiFi devices, schedules, and other student resources this week.
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Hwange sits on over $100m in unpaid rates - NewsDay Zimbabwe
HWANGE Local Board (HLB) town secretary Ndumiso Mdlalose has urged councillors and management to work together to recover the over $100 million owed by residents. The post Hwange sits on over $100m in unpaid rates appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Madhuku’s #POLAD ‘gift’: Zimbabweans respond - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Zimbabweans across the divide have castigated President Emmerson Mnangagwa after he donated cars to 19 #POLAD members. Many have expressed displeasure over misplaced priorities and are of the view that there are more pressing issues that need resources and financing hence vehicles for #POLAD
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Bajan businessman gives back to Dominican hospital - Barbados Today
Barbadian businessman Kirk Dawson of 13° North Productions, recently donated a much-needed microwave to the sisters and staff of Alford Ward, after receiving care at the Dominica-China Friendship Hospital. On the island of Dominica as part of the production team for the Royal Caribbean Cruises
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VING Members Receive COVID Vaccine Mandated by Pentagon
Previously unvaccinated members of the V.I. National Guard have received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at U.S. Virgin Islands Community Vaccination Centers last week, a dose mandated by the Department of Defense.
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Explore St. Croix For the Day! | News of St. John
Good Morning, Good Morning!  I hope you all had a lovely weekend and are staying safe, happy and healthy out there in the world 🙂  A lot of folks have recently asked about going to St. Croix for the day.  Well, during normal times of year, I might not necessarily recommend the ferry…Especially if
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Gardening with a cause this Season - Milwaukee Community Journal
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