JFL Patient Transfer Delayed To April 22
After a ribbon cutting on March 7 showcasing the opening of St. Croix's temporary hospital, replacing the Gov. Juan Luis Hospital that was destroyed in the 2017 hurricanes, the date to move patients into the new facility has been pushed back from March 25 to April 22.
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Les navires militaires du Canada ont terminé leur mission de patrouille dans les eaux d’Haïti | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: juno7 - Haïti News ​ ​ Les navires militaires du Canada ont terminé leur mission de patrouille dans les eaux d’Haïti, annonce un ministre canadien. La ministre de la défense du Canada, Anita Anand a annoncé, ce dimanche 19 mars sur son compte Twitter que les deux
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Mascoll says Budget is what the country needed - Barbados Today
Government's senior economic advisor Ambassador Dr Clyde Mascoll has defended the measures outlined in the March 14 Budget, saying they were designed to grant relief and spur economic growth. Addressing Barbados Labour Party (BLP) supporters at a Christ Church East branch meeting at the St
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Glass Recycling Goes Public On St. Thomas as Rotary East-Eco Opens A Thrift Shop
On a Saturday morning at the Red Hook Shopping Center, a stream of cars and pickup trucks pulled into the back parking lot. Donation day had come to St. Thomas’ newest thrift shop.
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Princes Town pensioner missing
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo - POLICE are asking for the public’s help to find 64-year-old Sahadeo Ramsaroop who went missing on March 13. Police said Ramsaroop, of Princes Town, is of East Indian descent, brown in complexion, and approximately
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Ministers welcome President Kangaloo’s vision
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News WEFIE TIME: Zalia Robinson-Regis uses her phone to take a photo of herself, her sister Sarai, left, their mother Housing Minister Camille Robinson-Regis, second from right, Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and his wife
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UK diplomat says effective management of military crucial - Barbados Today
British High Commissioner to Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean Scott Furssedonn-Wood has stressed the importance of regional countries being prepared to respond to international risks and threats and maintain national security. Speaking at the closing ceremony of the Managing Defence in the Wider
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BHTA concerned about impact of sargassum influx on tourism - Barbados Today
Tourism stakeholders are bracing for possible fallout from what could be the largest recorded sargassum seaweed mass to pass through the region in the summer months. Researchers from several oceanographic agencies in Florida say a 5 000-mile wide swath of seaweed has formed in the Atlantic Ocean
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Venezuelan embassy starts giving out new passports
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News A group of Venezuelans collect their passports at the Venezuelan embassy, Victoria Avenue, Port of Spain on Friday. - Photo by Grevic Alvarado The Venezuelan embassy received a delivery of 688 new passports last week and is
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TSTT, Amplia appeal of $26.4m lawsuit goes to Privy Council
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News HEARING THE CASE: Justice Carol Gobin. - A COMPLAINT by the Telecommunications Authority (TATT) against the Telecommunications Services (TSTT) and its internet-service provider subsidiary, Amplia, over their failure to pay
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Five Day Forecast with Jesse Daley
Watch: Our weekly weather forecast with Jesse Daley, covering Sunday, Feb. 12, through Saturday, Feb. 18.
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Reminder: QEH No Weapons Policy - Barbados Today
The public of Barbados is reminded of the No Weapons Policy being enforced at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Martindale's Road, St. Michael and its external facilities of Enmore and Harrison's Point. Individuals are not allowed to enter the facilities with any item that could be deemed an offensive
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Lekòl paka tann: yon mizik Jean Jean Roosevelt pou konsyantize tout aktè yo | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: juno7 - Haïti News ​ ​ Jean Jean Roosevelt soti yon dènye mizik pou atire atansyon popilasyon an sou lekòl ki prèske fèmen akoz sitiyasyon sosyo politik ak sekiritè peyi a. Atis Jean Jean Roosevelt soti yè dimanch 19 mas la yon nouvo mizik ki rele “Lekòl Pa ka
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Cops: Human error in ‘missing ammo’ case
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Commissioner of Police Erla Harewood-Christopher - SUREASH CHOLAI DID 500 rounds of 9-millimetre ammunition seized from a Chaguanas gun dealership in October 2022, go missing? Although police investigations into the allegation of
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Woman shot dead after car crash in Couva
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Police at the scene of a shooting in Couva on Monday. Photo by Marvin Hamilton A female passenger was gunned down in Couva on Monday morning after a car crash. The police named the deceased as Natasha Mayvatie Moonasar, 31, of
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UNC: RIC wants more $ for itself
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Saddam Hosein - San Juan/Barataria MP Saddam Hosein said the Regulated Industries Commission is pushing for increases in electricity rates so it can get more money for itself. Speaking at the UNC’s weekly Sunday media conference
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Social Security Stipends Still Not Fully Disbursed
Government House Communications Director, Richard Motta, announced a new process for Social Security recipients to receive stipend checks issued by the V.I. Government in November 2022 at the weekly media briefing Monday.
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Aranguez man shot dead in his sleep
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo - Police are investigating the murder of a 31-year-old Aranguez man who was shot dead while sleeping on Sunday night. Police said Dinesh Ragbir was asleep in the bedroom of his Freddy Street, home at around 11.10 pm
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Christiansted Bypass May Be Getting a Name
The Christiansted bypass was the largest Department of Public Works project in the territory. It was also one of the most delayed. Envisioned in the 70s, it was not finished until over three decades later. During those years, many Crucians gave up hope that there would ever be a good way to get
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Lack of transparency - Barbados Today
Independent Senator calls for accountability within ministriesIndependent Senator Crystal Drakes wants the Government to guarantee more openness and accountability regarding activities, financial and non-financial, within various ministries.Her call was made on Wednesday during the debate on the
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Five Day Forecast with Jesse Daley
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Video Focus: Afternoon on the Green Brings Out Hundreds to Support Student Scholarships
Afternoon on the Green brought hundreds to the University of the Virgin Islands on St. Thomas Sunday, along with battling chefs, community booths, bands and an expanded kids' area that helped raise funds for two special student scholarships.
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Man Busted Twice In Two Months On Drug Sales Charges
Less than two months after an arrest for allegedly selling drugs near American Yacht Harbor in Red Hook, Niah Henry was arrested again in the same area Friday night on similar charges, Virgin Islands Police Department officials said Monday.
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Plaskett Asks Biden To Put Virgin Islander On 3rd Circuit Bench
Stacey Plaskett, the U.S. Virgin Islands’ representative in Congress, has urged President Joe Biden to nominate a Virgin Islander to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals.
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UNC to Kangaloo: Save independent bodies from political interference
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Opposition leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar THE Opposition is calling on new President Christine Kangaloo to ensure independent bodies are protected from political interference. Kangaloo was sworn in as the country's seventh
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Businessman says ‘no fight with THA’ after failed bid to stop stage tenders for Jazz Experience
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Tobago Elvis Radgman, CEO of the Tobago Performing Arts Company (TPAC) and director of Stage Solutions Ltd. Source: TPAC Facebook - Businessman Elvis Radgman who tried through the courts to block the hiring of any firm without
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Breaking Dawn: A Skimboarder Wakes Up with the Waves
Magens Bay Beach is a hot spot for early risers who want to enjoy the beach before the world of tourism awakes. Part 1 of this series features a Virgin Islander who has a deep love and excitement for the sport of skimboarding.
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Up & Coming: Taste of Lovango Culinary Weekend at Lovango Resort + Beach Club | News of St. John
Good Morning, Good Morning!  It has been a LONG time since we have seen an elevated culinary event on St. John!  Anyone out there remember the Taste of St. John that happened annually at the Westin?  Well, it was one of my favorite evenings of the year but hasn't occurred since before Hurricane
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Parliamentary committee to meet Energy Ministry
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Oropouche West MP Davendranath Tancoo - Courtesy TT Parliament MEMBERS of the Parliament's Public Accounts Committee (PAC) will meet with officials from the Energy Ministry in Port of Spain on March 22 from 10 am. The purpose of
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Bryan Calls Legislature into Special Session
Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. sent a letter to Senate President Novelle Francis Jr. Thursday calling the 35th Legislature into special session on April 5 to consider proposed legislation to authorize the Government of the Virgin Islands to use public funds to establish a line of credit of $150 million.
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