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Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland Highlights Efforts to Bolster Coastal and Climate Resilience in the U.S. Territories
Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland highlighted the efforts to bolster coastal and climate resilience in the U.S. territories in a brief press conference held Saturday at the Nature Conservancy on St. Croix.  
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Three Developments May Determine the Future of Coral Bay – Part 1
They say that good things — and bad things — come in groups of three. With respect to the plan to build a 144-slip mega-yacht marina in Coral Bay on St. John, there seems to be some truth to this superstition.
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Wisconsin Officially Turns Purple - The Madison Times
By Karen Stokes On Tuesday night and Wednesday morning there were some remarkable wins and some heartbreaking losses. That’s just how democracy works. One thing for certain is the state of Wisconsin has turned purple. Based on this election, Wisconsin has proved to be a very divided state. In some
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Le dollar am?ricain continue son envol, les prix des carburants restent ?lev?s | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste A Port-au-Prince et dans plusieurs villes de province, le dollar am?ricain s'?change autour de 145 gourdes ce jeudi 10 novembre. Avec la p?nurie de carburant depuis plusieurs mois et les gangs arm?s qui op?rent ? l'entr?e sud ainsi qu'au nord de la
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Tobago man in court for exposing boy, 8, to porn
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News A TOBAGO man is expected to reappear before a Scarborough Magistrate on December 9 charged with exposing a child to pornography and engaging in sexual activity in the presence of an eight year-old boy. The man, whose identity is
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Chanter Frantz Coulanges | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste 'Mwen bezwen youn, de, twa, kat senk moun ki pou mache pran lavi, senk, dis, kenz, ven, trant mil moun, tank nou plis tant nou an f?s…'. Il avait ?crit cet appel au rassemblement ? New York. Jaloux et fier de son oeuvre qu'il craignait de voir
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CoP Jacob calls on public: Help us get rid of psychopaths
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo: Acting Police Commissioner McDonald Jacob. Acting Police Commissioner McDonald Jacob is calling on the public to partner with the police and share information to get rid of violent criminals, some of whom he described
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Tobago teens get advice on studying abroad
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Reid Maisonneuve of Thompson Rivers University in British Columbia, Canada, talks with students about the academic options at UniFest Tobago College and University Fair 2022 at the Shaw Park Complex on Wednesday. - THA Students
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Island Update: The BVI, Caneel Bay Beach Club & The Longboard | News of St. John
Good Morning, Good Morning!  And happy Fri-YAY!  It has been an absolutely GORGEOUS week on island with scattered showers and light cloud cover blowing through amidst the sunshine.  The water is gorgeous, although the clarity is still a little hazy in some spots due to the recent storms.  But that
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Update - ZR passenger injured in shooting incident - Barbados Today
One man was injured following a shooting incident along Barbarees Hill, St Michael in the area of the traffic lights at the Eagle Hall junction on Thursday morning. Police say the man, who received injuries to his back, was transported for medical treatment via private motor car. Lawmen say they
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Apr?s les sanctions am?ricaines, le s?nateur Patrice Dumont appelle ? la d?mission de Joseph Lambert de la pr?sidence du S?nat | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Le s?nateur de l'Ouest, Patrice Dumont, appelle ? la d?mission de Joseph Lambert de la pr?sidence du S?nat qui ne compte qu'un tiers de ses membres. M. Dumont fait cette demande quelques jours apr?s un communiqu? du d?partement du Tr?sor des
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BHL urges Barbadians to help protect their environment by returning empty glass bottles - Barbados Today
Returnable glass bottles are crucially important to recycling and environmental protection, and Banks Holdings Limited (BHL) is urging Barbadians to play their part by consistently returning the empty bottles. The Company recently launched another “Bottles for Bucks” drive which runs until
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Ins?curit? : les habitants de Cabaret appellent ? l'aide | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Le climat de terreur install? ? Cabaret par les gangs arm?s gagne de plus en plus du terrain. ? l'?mission Panel Magik ce mercredi, un r?sident, requ?rant l'anonymat, a fait savoir qu'ils ont conquis la localit? de Source-Matelas le week-end
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Canadian universities look to recruit students from Barbados - Barbados Today
Canada universities continue to be the number one option for students in the region when they seek to attain higher educational opportunities abroad. On Saturday The Student Centre, in collaboration with the High Commission of Canada, held its annual CUP Fest International Education Fair at the
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Judge to decide how much to fine man for Ak-47 and ammo - Barbados Today
Sean George Whitehead will have to pay a significant fine for having an AK-47 and several rounds of ammunition over 11 years ago.That was made clear by Justice Randall Worrell when Whitehead reappeared in the No.2 Supreme Court on Friday morning for sentencing.However, Justice Worrell said he
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Remembering Anselm Richards: Artist, Educator, Athlete
A celebration of the life of Anselm Richards opened at the “Living a Legacy” exhibition at the Cane Roots Art Gallery on Thursday, Nov. 10 and will remain until the closing on Nov. 30. Many of Anselm’s friends, colleagues, and students have shared their experiences with the late artist and
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Jerome Dookie, new Energy Chamber chairman
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Jerome Dookie, the new chairman of the TT Energy Chamber. - Jerome Dookie is now the chairman of the Energy Chamber of TT after former chairman Dwight Mahabir stepped down at the board of director's annual general meeting in
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Relatives of Diego Martin hit-and-run victim call for help in finding driver
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo: Port of Spain General Hospital. The relatives of a 65-year-old Diego Martin man are calling for the public's help in finding the driver of a black car who knocked him down on the Diego Martin Highway last Sunday
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Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland Highlights Efforts to Bolster Coastal and Climate Resilience in the U.S. Territories
Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland highlighted the efforts to bolster coastal and climate resilience in the U.S. territories in a brief press conference held Saturday at the Nature Conservancy on St. Croix.  
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CMCArts to Host Premier Caribbean Screening of Award-Winning Haitian Film Wednesday
The Premier Caribbean screening of the Award-Winning Haitian documentary “Madan Sara” will open at the Caribbean Museum Center for the Arts in downtown Frederiksted Nov. 16 from 6 pm. to 8 p.m.
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High Seas, Strong Rip Currents Expected This Weekend 
The seas are expected to be rough this Veterans Day Weekend. Residents and visitors in the USVI and Puerto Rico are advised to exercise caution in and around the ocean. Hazardous conditions are forecast to impact the waters around both territories through the weekend.
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Residents Wanting Change Protest Funding Cops
The cry is still to defund versus defend police budgets. Recently, local organizers hung signs displaying some of the names of 191 unhoused people who have died during the Harrell administration. The post Residents Wanting Change Protest Funding Cops appeared first on The Seattle Medium.
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Firearms (Amendment) Bill laid in Parliament: Off duty prison officers may get guns
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Minister of National Security Fitzgerald Hinds - ROGER JACOB ANY prison officer whose life is considered to be at-risk, may be granted permission to carry his/her firearm while off duty, according to the proposed Firearms
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Ornella Walker breaks 100m backstroke TT record
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Sports Ornella Walker competes in the girls 11-and-over 100m backstroke, in the National Open Long Course Championships, at the National Aquatic Centre, Couva on May 21, 2022. - Photo by Marvin Hamilton ORNELLA Walker broke her
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Bandit shot dead San Fernando, man killed outside Cunupia plaza
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News A crime scene unit officer gathers evidence outside Just in Time supermarket, on Cipero Street, San Fernando on Saturday where one bandit was killed during a robbery. - Photo by Yvonne Webb A man, yet to be identified, was shot
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Backward move - Barbados Today
The National Union of Public Workers (NUPW) is warning Sanitation Service Authority (SSA) employees looking to defect to another trade union, that such a move could be a major setback to having their outstanding grievances resolved.Scores of SSA workers have broken ties with the NUPW in favour of
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Bandits steal ex-cop’s gun,11 rounds of ammo
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo CENTRAL Division police are investigating the circumstances in which a former policeman was robbed of his licensed firearm. Police said that around 12.50 pm on Sunday, the ex-police inspector, from Edinburgh, was at La
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Deepening ties - Barbados Today
Barbados and Rwanda have taken further steps to strengthen their flourishing relationship.This comes as the two countries signed an Air Services Agreement, a Sports Cooperation Agreement, and along with Guyana, launched a transatlantic pharmaceutical initiative to develop and manufacture
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Parades, Ceremonies to Mark Veterans Day Friday on STT, STX
Parades and ceremonies will be held Friday, Veterans Day, on St. Thomas and St. Croix to pay tribute to the territory’s veterans, including this year’s special honorees.
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Floods distress families in Penal/ Debe
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News These children sit outside a flooded home at Molly Street, Debe, on Thursday morning, while furniture is placed on a roof to dry. - Marvin Hamilton Although the heavy rains had stopped on Thursday, flood waters continued to rise
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