HC students bag prizes - Barbados Today
Three Harrison College students have walked away with the top prizes in the Ministry of Youth Sports and Community Empowerment National Anti-Violence Essay Competition. Sarah Bisram who placed first, Jaideen Hewitt who came second and their schoolmate Woletta Israel-Yaicob who took the third
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Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.
‘Millions face starvation by January’…stocks running low in Masvingo, Matabeleland, Midlands and Manicaland - The Zimbabwe Independent
Fewsnet, a food situation monitoring arm of the United States Agency for International Development, said it was worried that the crisis was worsening in spite of a record agricultural season that helped the southern African country cut on food
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Source: The Zimbabwe Independent - The Leading Business Weekly
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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Source: Haiti News - Daily News from Haiti
Dangerous Marine Conditions Forecast Starting Thanksgiving Day
The National Weather Service in San Juan, Puerto Rico, is warning that waves to 10 feet are forecast along the northern coast of St. Thomas starting Thanksgiving Day, with a high risk of dangerous rip currents in the region.
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Milwaukee County Parks to Host 'Make A Family Smile' Drive-Thru Turkey Drive - Milwaukee Community Journal
WHEN: Monday, November 20, from 10:00am WHERE: King Park, 1531 W Vliet St, Milwaukee, WI 53205 WHO: The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center,, Milwaukee County Parks, We Care Crew, King Advisory Inc. WHAT: The 11th annual Turkey Drive hosted by the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community
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Source: Milwaukee Community Journal - Wisconsin's Largest African American Newspaper
[UPDATED] Oil spill from Heritage pipeline at Vessigny
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Workers of Heritage Petroleum Company Ltd ere at the Vessigny Beach on Wednesday tending to an oil leak at the Vessigny river. - Photo by Marvin Hamilton On Tuesday night at Vessigny Village, La Brea, the smell of fumes was so
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Source: Trinidad News
PDP deputy assures Tobago: No finance post for Duke
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Tobago FILE PHOTO: Progressive Democratic Patriots (PDP) leader Watson Duke, right, and deputy leader Farley Augustine outside the Assembly Legislature, Scarborough. - SAYING the Progressive Democratic Patriots (PDP) will not put
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Source: Trinidad News
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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Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group
The forgotten children of America’s economic recovery - The Chicago Crusader
Last September, at the height of the global pandemic, more than 90 million women were displaced from the workforce. It turned out that more than 68 percent of them were […] The post The forgotten children of America’s economic recovery appeared first on The Chicago Crusader.
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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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Source: Trinidad News
Barkeepers want safe zones expanded
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo: Ariapita Avenue, Port of Spain. Photo by Angelo Marcelle The Barkeepers and Operators Association of Trinidad and Tobago (BOATT) is calling for an expansion of the safe-zone initiative to all nonessential retail
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Source: Trinidad News
UNC: People confused about SoE ending
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News David Lee - THE population and the Opposition remain in the dark about the reasons for ending the state of emergency (SoE) on Wednesday. UNC MPs David Lee, Anita Haynes, Saddam Hosein and Rushton Paray made this and related
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Source: Trinidad News
Family of man found hanging in police cell has retained legal counsel in the matter - Barbados Today
Queen’s Counsel Michael Lashley wants a full investigation by an independent body into the death of Colin MacDonald Greene. The 43-year-old Greene, of Chalky Mount, St Andrew, was found hanging in a prisoner’s cell at the Holetown Police Station on Saturday. Lashley told Barbados TODAY he had been
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GOOD NEWS FOR WHO? - The Chicago Crusader
Despite rising inflation and legislative drama, some economists are touting the latest jobs numbers as a cause for celebration. And there is good news in the recent jobs report. Job […] The post GOOD NEWS FOR WHO? appeared first on The Chicago Crusader.
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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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Source: Trinidad News
‘Free Julius’: Mother (Video), Family And Friends Of Julius Jones Make Final Pleas To Stop Execution In Oklahoma | The Oklahoma Eagle
www.usatoday.com By Josh Dulaney,Carmen Forman,Jana Hayes and Hogan Gore In the waning hours before Julius Jones' scheduled execution, his mother gave a heartfelt monologue proclaiming his innocence outside the doors of Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt's office on Wednesday. It may have been her last
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Source: The Oklahoma Eagle
‘Zim exaggerating terrorism fears’ - The Zimbabwe Independent
In its analysis of the Bill released on Wednesday, the organisation said the proposed changes would violate Recommendation 8 of the financial action task force (FATF), while undermining the right to freedom of association for
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Source: The Zimbabwe Independent - The Leading Business Weekly
Pharmacists not happy with Health Bill - The Zimbabwe Independent
The Bill intends to align the Health Service Act to the Constitution by turning the Health Services Board (HSB) into a commission. The post Pharmacists not happy with Health Bill appeared first on The Zimbabwe Independent.
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Source: The Zimbabwe Independent - The Leading Business Weekly
Detroit Announces Street Closures, Bus Reroutes for Thanksgiving Parade | The Michigan Chronicle
Individuals attending the America’s Thanksgiving Parade, Turkey Trot and the Detroit Lions game on Thursday, Nov. 25 should make note of street closures, bus reroutes and suggested parking, as tens of thousands flock to downtown Detroit. The City of Detroit also issued a reminder to parade watchers
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Meet Members of Mayor Woodfin’s Executive Leadership Team
By Ryan Michaels The Birmingham Times Here are Mayor Randall Woodfin’s appointments for the city’s leadership in his second term which began Nov. 23, 2021. Sylvia Bowen, executive administrator Reappointed to the position, Bowen, who came onto the mayor’s leadership team with his election in
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Source: The Birmingham Times
Les sinistres du camp de Land des Gabions veulent rentrer chez eux | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Le camp du Land des Gabions abrite 300 tantes pour 353 familles. 1 245 personnes, dont 407 enfants, vivent ici dans des conditions extremement difficiles, a fait savoir le delegue du comite de gestion du camp, Laugaus Emile. Cela fait deux mois
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Source: Haiti News - Daily News from Haiti
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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Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community
NGO rolls out sanitary wear campaign for prisoners - NewsDay Zimbabwe
We are collecting sanitary pads, clothes and toiletries at the Velocity Records, number 40A Lambert House, 13th avenue & Railway avenue. The beneficiaries are vulnerable teenage girls, orphans and disadvantaged ladies as well as female prison inmates
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
Nadine: All I need is the confidence of the people
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News PNM candidate for Roxborough/Argyle Nadine Stewart-Phillips, right, arrives at the Pembroke Community Centre on Monday to file her nomination papers for the December 6 THA election. - Photo by David Reid PNM candidate for
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Source: Trinidad News
Rev. Jackson, Rainbow PUSH Coalition to protest Rittenhouse verdict 2 p.m. today at Federal Plaza - The Chicago Crusader
Saying no one has a right to kill anyone, Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. Saturday called on the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse who
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Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group
V.I. Port Authority is Currently Spending Over $75 Million on Projects
The Virgin Islands Port Authority currently has several active projects occurring throughout the territory and some that are at a standstill due to financial and design issues.
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Psycho-social support programs for inmates launched - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY EVANS MATHANDA The Canadian Embassy in Harare has partnered Jedidiah Trust in rolling out psycho-social support programs aimed at re-uniting inmates with their families. Jedidiah trust is a non-governmental organisation running rehabilitation and other empowerment projects to assist inmates in
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
Dans l'enfer des sargasses | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Des algues brunes appelees encore sargasses ou varechs polluent, depuis 2011, les plus belles plages d'Haiti, notamment celles situees dans le Sud et la Grand'Anse. Ce fleau avec ces impacts environnementaux, sanitaires et economiques pose bien des
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Source: Haiti News - Daily News from Haiti
Injury Attorney Kenneth J. Allen donates 1,200 Thanksgiving dinners to Northwest Indiana families - The Chicago Crusader
Injury Attorney Kenneth J. Allen and the Allen Law Group donated Thanksgiving Day meals to 1,200 Northwest Indiana households, a tradition they have held for decades. Meals were distributed on
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Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group
Giving Tuesday- Enter to Win a St. John Getaway | News of St. John
This week marks the commencement of the season of giving, beginning with the Thanksgiving holiday, that reminds us to be grateful for the good things in our lives. It’s a time of year to share our blessings with our communities and those who may be less fortunate. While Black Friday and Cyber
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Source: News of St. John | An Online Blog About the Daily Happenings of St. John, USVI

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