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Marlon F. Hall Presents #Inagardennotagraveyard Art Experience Opens Oct. 27 Public Invited To First Friday Launch Party Nov. 5 | The Oklahoma Eagle
By Kimberly Marsh Tulsa is not a gravesite. Tulsa is a garden. ~ Marlon F. Hall In his upcoming art exhibition, #inagardennotagraveyard at The Greenwood Gallery, 10 N. Greenwood Ave. Tulsa Artist Fellow and Fulbright Specialist Marlon F. Hall offers a counter-narrative to the idea that Tulsa is
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Source: The Oklahoma Eagle
Liberation du pasteur Jean Ferrer Michel apres 22 jours de sequestration | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Enleve le 3 octobre dernier, le pasteur de l'eglise Jesus Center a ete libere ce lundi 25 octobre apres 22 jours de sequestration, a confie au Nouvelliste un membre de l'eglise. Norman Wiener, un fidele de l'eglise enleve en compagnie du pasteur
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Cowdray Park residents face health time bomb - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Some residents do not have proper ablution facilities at their homes and use pit latrines while others use septic tanks, which is a threat to their health during the rainy season as the area’s drainage system is often
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Father of four, one of two killed in Carapo
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Nyron Philip A father of four, who was preparing to christen his youngest next month, was one of two men killed in Carapo on Monday night. Police reported that at about 8.25 pm, Richie Raghoo, 33, Nyron Philip, 42, and a third man
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Penal residents on flooding: ‘It’s a big distress’
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News A man rides through flood water in Goodman Trace, following heavy showers in Penal on Tuesday morning. - Photo by Marvin Hamilton People who live at Goodman Trace, Penal, are once again asking the authorities to do drainage work
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Baseless ‘cash-for-jabs’ claim dismissed - Barbados Today
Minister in the Ministry of Finance Ryan Straughn has strongly denied accusations that Government was paid millions of dollars to vaccinate Barbadians. While he did not call his name, Straughn’s rebuttal was in obvious response to Senator Caswell Franklyn who during a recent interview posted on
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Prison guard acquitted of sedition charge, faces appeal - Barbados Today
President of the Prison Officers’ Association Trevor Browne has been cleared of sedition charges but the matter appears far from over. After Chief Magistrate Ian Weekes informed the embattled prison officer that he had been found not guilty and was free to go, the prosecution served notice of its
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Moderna, J&J COVID-19 Booster Shots Now Available At Tulsa Health Department | The Oklahoma Eagle
www.ktul.com By Ashley Ellis Starting Monday, the Tulsa Health Department will be offering booster shots of the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently announced its recommendation that certain people get a third dose. People who are
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COVID-19 infections ‘increasing among the homeless’, says Saffrey - Barbados Today
An outbreak of COVID-19 has occurred among homeless people, according to the head of one of the organisations that looks after their welfare.  President of The Barbados Alliance to End Homelessness  (BAEH) Kemar Saffrey however sought to assure that the situation is under control. He told
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Developing: Protesting war vets arrested - NewsDay Zimbabwe
POLICE in Harare have arrested more than 20 war veterans who were protesting against poor pension earnings. The post Developing: Protesting war vets arrested appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Jamaica cannabis industry gets US$15m boost
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News From left: Dr Norman A Dunn, minister of state in Jamaica's ministry of industry, investment and commerce; Sylvester Gwebonyo, junior managing Partner Noble Capital Fund; and Audley Shaw, Jamaica's minister of agriculture and
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Police Investigate Fatal Shooting, Armed Theft on St. Croix
Kareem Smith, a 37-year-old resident of Salt River on St Croix, died of gunshot injuries incurred during a shooting incident Saturday evening, the V.I. Police Department reported. It was the 26th homicide on St Croix since the beginning of the year, the 39th in the territory,
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‘Youth shun mainstream media’ - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The latest report by the Media Monitoring Project Zimbabwe (MMPZ) showed that young people aged between 18 and 35 use social media platforms to access news, but continue to be under represented on news platforms. The post ‘Youth shun mainstream media’ appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Political scientist accuses UNC of ‘hansy-pansy’ politics
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Political scientist Dr Bishnu Ragoonath. - POLITICAL scientist Dr Bishnu Ragoonath says while the People’s National Movement (PNM) is playing “hard-ball politics,” the United National Congress (UNC) is playing
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Woman appeals for help to find missing daughter (1) - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Prisca Dindinga told NewsDay that she went to report at Budiriro 2 Police Station but was asked to make a formal report for a missing person after 24 hours. The post Woman appeals for help to find missing daughter (1) appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Mines ministry needs $8 million to lure investors - NewsDay Zimbabwe
This was said on Sunday by Mines minister Winston Chitando in a report which he presented in Victoria Falls during the 2022 pre-budget seminar in response to issues raised by the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on
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Clothesline Project Cultivates Awareness of Domestic Violence in the Territory
A message condemning domestic violence in the U.S. Virgin Islands was strung from the central pillars in Tutu Park Mall in St. Thomas on Saturday, fluttering in the breeze, commemorating the 260 islanders in the last decade who have died because of it.
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‘Proper procedures followed in presidential election’ - Barbados Today
Attorney General Dale Marshall has maintained that proper procedures were followed at last week’s joint sitting of the Houses of Parliament for the election of Dame Sandra Mason as Barbados’ first President ahead of the move to republican status on November 30. Speaking at the conclusion of
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Zacc recommends top cop’s arrest - NewsDay Zimbabwe
THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) has recommended the arrest of police Commissioner Erasmus Makodza for obstructing the course of justice after he allegedly created a fake document showing transaction records purported to be from Econet
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Education Minister on physical classes: Students are safe
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Minister of Educatio Dr Nyan Gadsby- Dolly addresses form 4 students of the ASJA boys college Charlieville during a tour of several schools in central Trinidad. Photo by Lincoln Holder Education Minister Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly is
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50 Percent Slash in Positivity Rate Leads Bryan to Suggest Easing COVID-19 Restrictions
With the weekly COVID-19 positivity rate down by 50 percent and less than 100 active COVID-19 cases in the territory, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. discussed relaxing four community COVID-19 restrictions and said the Education Department will work toward getting all public school students back to in-person
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Teachers stage online anti-govt demo - NewsDay Zimbabwe
They said the protests were targeted at Finance minister Mthuli Ncube, whom they accused of slashing their salaries from US$540 in 2018 to US$100 as he implemented his unpopular fiscal policy measures in 2018. The post Teachers stage online anti-govt demo appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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‘Information Act a game changer’ - NewsDay Zimbabwe
THE newly-enacted Freedom of Information Act will deal a blow to the bad habits of public institutions and government bodies that have a penchant of concealing information to media practitioners and the public, a Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) official has
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Virgin Islander Tapped as Interim Superintendent for Pittsburgh Public Schools
In September, Wayne Walters was named interim superintendent for the Pittsburgh Public Schools, a system to which he has dedicated more than 30 years, serving first as a teacher, then climbing the ranks to assistant superintendent.
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Author Tiphanie Yanique Promoting Her New Novel in USVI Appearances
Yanique is scheduled to greet the public at a book signings on St. Thomas and St. John Oct. 28. Those who can’t catch either in person appearances can still meet the author in a virtual events set for Oct. 28 and for Liberty Day on Nov. 1. She will be signing and reading from her latest
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Registration reminder for workshop - Barbados Today
Manufacturers, importers and persons who import goods on a small scale, are reminded that they may register for a workshop on: Implementing Standards for the Use of Disposal Plastics in Barbados. The workshop will be hosted by the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and the Blue Economy and the Barbados
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These Women are Stopping Human Trafficking in Michigan in its Tracks  | The Michigan Chronicle
Deb Ellinger, founder/executive director of non-profit organization, Elli's House.  Photo courtesy of Elli’s House    Gov. Gretchen Whitmer proclaimed January 2021 as Human Trafficking Awareness Month in Michigan and the move became an ever-present reminder that a form of modern-day slavery still
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Francois, Phillips star for Mason Hall at NAAA prep
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Tobago (Left to right) Jayden Phillips, Tehillah Francois and Angel Davidson of Mason Hall Police Youth Club. - MASON HALL Police Youth Club won two of the four categories, when the National Association of Athletic Administrations
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Unvaccinated Hyatt workers fear termination
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News FILE PHOTO About 30 Hyatt Hotel workers who have not been vaccinated against covid19 fear they could be without a job as of November 1 as the hotel seeks to have “defined safe haven zones” as outlined by the Ministry of
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Felicity residents increase neighbourhood watches after businessman’s kidnapping
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News KIDNAPPED: Kartikey Ramsundar. - Felicity residents have been on high alert since the kidnapping of businessman Kartikey Ramsundar on October 13. Ramsundar was at his business, Riverside Marina, on Cacandee Road when three gunmen
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