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Caribbean Travel News - July 30, 2021 - Haiti News
Canada and America's latest travel advisory for the Caribbean; new destinations for AA and Frontier and more top stories making Caribbean travel news in 60 seconds for this week. The post Caribbean Travel News - July 30, 2021 appeared first on Haiti News.
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Liberty CEO Clarifies Details of AT&T to Liberty Mobile USVI Transition
The V.I. Economic Development Authority hosted a webinar called "AT&T to Liberty Mobile USVI Transition" Wednesday where Liberty Mobile USVI CEO Naji Khoury fielded questions raised by the public since the transaction was complete in October of 2020, and Liberty Mobile acquired AT&T’s customer
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Belarusian sprinter refuses to leave Tokyo - Stabroek News
TOKYO,  (Reuters) - A Belarusian sprinter refused to get on a flight from Tokyo yesterday after being taken to the airport against her wishes by her team following her complaints about national coaching staff at the Olympic
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Three Golden Grove Inmates Test Positive for COVID-19
Three inmates at Golden Grove Adult Correctional Facility on St. Croix have tested positive for COVID-19, according to the V.I. Bureau of Corrections.
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Caribbean Sports- Caribbean Roots Player Drafted By Indiana Pacers - Haiti News
A Caribbean roots basketball player was on Thursday night drafted in the first-round NBA Draft Pick by the Indian Pacers. A Caribbean roots basketball player was on Thursday night drafted in the first-round NBA Draft Pick by the Indian
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DPNR Interns Learn First-Hand The Effects Of Global Warming On St. Croix Corals
TEAGUE BAY — in addition to investing in our natural resources, DPNR also invests in the next generation of Virgin Islanders who will inherit and care for our resources. In 2021, the East End Marine Park had two undergraduate students collect information about restored corals at the
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Barbados gets CCRIF payout - Barbados Today
Barbados’ ongoing recovery efforts following the passage of Hurricane Elsa earlier this month have received a multi-million-dollar boost.The Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility (CCRIF) on Thursday announced that it has made two payouts totalling US$2.5 million to the Barbados Government
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Kenya: Tokyo 2020 Olympics Notebook - Day 22
[Nation] Tokyo tap water safer than bottled mineral water
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Pilot Hopefuls With Disabilities Overcome Challenges and Earn Their Wings
A disability does not have to stop pilot hopefuls from earning their license. Six more pilots achieved the goal with the help of Able Flight. Leslie Irby from Ga. is one of the nonprofit's well-known graduates.
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Three Golden Grove Inmates Test Positive for COVID-19
Three inmates at Golden Grove Adult Correctional Facility on St. Croix have tested positive for COVID-19, according to the V.I. Bureau of Corrections.
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Liberty CEO Clarifies Details of AT&T to Liberty Mobile USVI Transition
The V.I. Economic Development Authority hosted a webinar called "AT&T to Liberty Mobile USVI Transition" Wednesday where Liberty Mobile USVI CEO Naji Khoury fielded questions raised by the public since the transaction was complete in October of 2020, and Liberty Mobile acquired AT&T’s customer
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STX 18-year-old Selected Out of Thousands to Attend Flight Academy | St.
Anthony Gilbert will attend the inaugural class of the RedTail Flight Academy this fall. After the submission of an intense scholarship application and an interview, Gilbert was one of six selected out of thousands of applications.
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Army Ranger Charged with Murder In Beating Death of Black Security Guard After Footage Showed He 'Dragged Her Around Like a Rag Doll,' Left Her 'Unrecognizable'
The Pierce County prosecutor’s office filed first-degree murder charges on Friday, July 23, against a man accused of murdering a security guard in Washington state […]
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#BTEditorial - What is reasonable regulation? - Barbados Today
The mass media has been accused of heavily influencing perceptions about what is reality and what is not. Take for example, those popular movies and investigative television series in which the Caribbean, particularly, the Cayman Islands, are portrayed as places to “hide dirty money”.And though the
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Marion Gallo Moore Dies at 87
Marion Gallo Moore passed away the morning of Sunday, July 11 – one day shy of her 88th birthday.
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STX Foundation, Non-Profit Partners to Host 3rd Engage VI Virtual Town Hall
The Town Hall is themed “Reimagine St. Croix: A Vision for Healthy People, Thriving Economies, and A Sustainable Environment.”
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Local actors look to diaspora market to sustain livelihood
As Jamaica reinforces COVID containment measures amid a spike in positive cases, the entertainment sector continues to reel, forcing a number of stakeholders to turn to the diaspora market for a lifeline. Theatre King Oliver Samuels and stand-up...
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Jazz Singer Nnenna Freelon Chronicles Coping With Loss In ‘Great Grief’ Podcast And New Album
Nnenna Freelon’s first deep encounter with grief happened in July 2019. It was the year that the multi-Grammy nominated jazz singer’s husband of 40 years, world-renowned architect Phil Freelon, died
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Biden lands win, but virus surge threatens to derail agenda | The Atlanta Voice
Joe Biden wagered his campaign and now his presidency on the premise that government itself could still work, even at a time of fractious political division. When the Senate voted this week, with bipartisan support, to begin work on an infrastructure bill that Biden supported, he seemed to have
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Kenya: How the U.S. Scared Off Idi Amin From Bombing Nairobi After Entebbe Raid
[Nation] When US Navy aircraft carrier, USS Guam, sailed to the Kilindini harbour on Friday, December 10, 1976, the only thing Kenyans noticed was the formation spelling on its deck: "Kenya 76".
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Batting not pitches to blame - Stabroek News
Seems as if the West Indies One-Day captain Kieron Pollard is not good at assessing situations with respect to his craft. The article Batting not pitches to blame appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Region draws blank in 100m but eyes success in sprint hurdles - Stabroek News
TOKYO, Japan, CMC – There were no medals won by Caribbean athletes at the Summer Olympic Games here yesterday, but the region moved forward in numbers in the men’s 400 metres, the women’s 100 metre hurdles and long jump, with reigning World champion Steven Gardiner of The Bahamas leading the
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Indian Court Adjourns Hearing On Pleas Of WhatsApp, Facebook Challenging IT Rules – The Omaha Star
The pleas have been adjourned till August 27.  The post Indian Court Adjourns Hearing On Pleas Of WhatsApp, Facebook Challenging IT Rules appeared first on Zenger News.
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What's Going On | New York Carib News
NEW YORK, NEW YORK The next order of business for NYS lawmakers is working with the Redistricting Commission to look at what the new NY congressional and NYS legislative map will look like. Redistricting follows Census numbers every 10 years. New York lost a Congressional seat, wonder where that
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The treasure of our country is in its rich culture - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, It is good to see that someone else remembers one of our old songs that seems to have faded quietly away. The article The treasure of our country is in its rich culture appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Nicki Minaj Seemingly Takes Jab at Sha’Carri Richardson Following Team Jamaica’s Women’s 100 Meters Sweep In Tokyo, Fans Bring Up Old Comments
Team Jamaica's impressive performance during the women's 100-meter dash at the Tokyo Olympics over the weekend had fans and natives of the Caribbean island rejoicing. […]
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Covid-19 puts massive strain on soup kitchens in Makhanda | News24
Soup kitchens offering free hot meals to the poor in Makhanda, Eastern Cape, are struggling to keep up with the demand as queues for food increase daily due to an unemployment rate triggered by the devastating Covid-19 virus.
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Earth Today | ‘Private money vital for Caribbean resilience’
A FORMER climate change negotiator for Jamaica has driven home the need for private sector investment to support both adaptation and mitigation efforts in Jamaica and the Caribbean. “Global investments are driven by the private sector, which...
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STX Foundation, Non-Profit Partners to Host 3rd Engage VI Virtual Town Hall
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