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New Partnership Brings Black History to Life Through Google Assistant

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First Commonwealth names Vicki L. Fox as first Diversity and Inclusion officer | New Pittsburgh Courier
VICKI L. FOX The New Pittsburgh Courier has learned that First Commonwealth Bank has named Vicki L. Fox to the position of Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) Officer. Fox will be based out of First Commonwealth’s office at the Union Trust Building in Downtown Pittsburgh. “In this new role, Vicki will
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Sobers sets new national record at Tokyo Olympics - Barbados Today
Two-time Barbadian Olympic athlete Alex Sobers made a big splash in the pool today as he set a new national record while competing in the men's 200-metre freestyle. Though he placed sixth overall in the heat and did not advance to the next round, Barbados' top male swimmer clipped the record he
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After escaping a nightmare civil war in Liberia, young entrepreneur finds success in America | New Pittsburgh Courier
IRVINGTON, N.J. —A child who fled war-torn Liberia is now a successful businesswoman in the United States. At age 21, Adenah Bayoh bought a three-family home and at 26, she bought her first International House of Pancakes franchise in New Jersey. NJBiz called her a “one-woman economic engine” when
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WATCH LIVE: Post Meeting of the Social Partnership Press Conference - Barbados Today
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Who Owns the Most Bitcoin in the World? | PensacolaVoice Magazine 2021
Bitcoin is a digital currency and an asset that can be used as a source of investment like shares, mutual funds, gold, etc. Nowadays,it’s value is worth more than thousands of dollars, but a few years back, it was not that high as it is now. Many people risked investing Read More
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USVI Swimmer Sanes Heading Home After Final Olympic Event
St. Croix native Adriel Sanes will be heading home after competing in his final event for the USVI, the men’s 200-meter breaststroke, on Tuesday morning at the Tokyo Olympics.
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Chicago Aldermen Set To Discuss Anjanette Young Ordinance, Calling For Rules Protecting People’s Civil Rights During Police Raids - The Chicago Crusader
Chicago aldermen on Tuesday will discuss a proposed city ordinance that is aimed at making sure what happened to Anjanette Young doesn’t happen to you.A hearing Tuesday will lay out the details of proposed new rules that would protect people’s civil rights during future police raids.The wrong raid
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St. Sabina gun buyback initiative begins Monday - The Chicago Crusader
By Jesse Kirsch, ABC7 Chicago St. Sabina Church kicks off its gun buyback initiative on the heels of a violent weekend in Chicago. The South Side church will be buying […] The post St. Sabina gun buyback initiative begins Monday appeared first on The Chicago Crusader.
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WETATi hosts business pitch competition for D.M.V. students | Afro
By Megan Sayles AFRO Business Writer Report for America Corps Member msayles@afro.com We’re Empowered to Achieve The impossible (WETATi), an organization that focuses on education and economic empowerment for low to moderate income students, will host an entrepreneurship convention and business
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Divi Carina Bay Beach Resort and Casino Looking at October Reopening
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What's Leadership and What's Gumbo Got to Do With It? | Dallas Weekly
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Queen’s Park refurbishment project begins Monday - Barbados Today
The National Conservation Commission (NCC) wishes to inform the public that it will commence refurbishment work in Queen’s Park from Monday, July 26. As a result, persons are advised to exercise caution as they traverse the park, and adhere to erected signage. The NCC notes that there may be
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Pan Africanist repeats call for Israel Lovell and Nanny Grigg to be honoured - Barbados Today
Israel Daniel Lovell, the revered Barbadian Pan Africanist who came to notable prominence during the 1930s liberation movement, deserves to be made a National Hero. General Secretary for the Caribbean Movement for Peace and Integration, David Denny repeated that call on Monday, the Day of National
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Tips for Improving Your Email Open Rate | PensacolaVoice Magazine 2021
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Youth Services Of Tulsa Awarded $50K Grant From PSO | The Oklahoma Eagle
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Photo Focus: Ready and Waiting to Vaccinate
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V.I. Children’s Museum Unveils Mango Farm to Market Exhibit
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Blk Swan provides patrons with fine dining experience and ‘urban elevated’ ambiance | Afro
By Megan Sayles AFRO Business Writer Report for America Corps Member msayles@afro.com Harbor East’s newest restaurant Blk Swan, which serves up elevated Baltimore and American classics, opened back in May, and for executive chef Saon Brice, this return to the city has been a long time coming. Brice
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Fogging schedule for July 26-30 - Barbados Today
The Vector Control Unit, in the Ministry of Health and Wellness, will continue its mosquito eradication efforts in the parish of St George. On Monday, July 26, the fogging exercise will be conducted at Salters, Plumtree Road, Roberts Road, Haynes Hill, Mango Blossom Ridge, Monroe’s Road, Cutting
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Commentary: Preserving the Wild Experience of St. Croix’s East End
Steps must be taken if we are ever to preserve Point Udall, one of the most beautiful places in the Virgin Islands.
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Journalist recalls how she cut short her welcome stamp stay after enduring repeated harassment - Barbados Today
Barbados’ so-called culture of sexual violence and harassment against women is once again under the international microscope. This time, the harassment was so bad that Andrea Lo, a freelance journalist from Hong Kong, said she felt compelled to flee the island and abandon her welcome stamp visa
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Top 8 Cryptocurrency Influencers Across Social Media Platforms | PensacolaVoice Magazine 2021
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Lt. Governor Fuels State Economic Jumpstart by Helping Businesses in Manufacturing  | The Michigan Chronicle
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USVI Swimmer Sanes Heading Home After Final Olympic Event
St. Croix native Adriel Sanes will be heading home after competing in his final event for the USVI, the men’s 200-meter breaststroke, on Tuesday morning at the Tokyo Olympics.
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USVI Olympians Fall Short in 100-Meter Breaststroke, 400-Meter Freestyle
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An Update on President Joe Biden’s Promise to “Have our Backs”
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