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NCF sparks renewed interest in calabash and heritage games - Barbados Today
The Calabash and Heritage Games series broadcast on the National Cultural Foundation’s (NCF) social media platform has been getting rave reviews from viewers. The calabash series features two of Barbados’ calabash carvers Ras Isage Burnett and Adrian Compton who demonstrate step-by-step their
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Magic mushrooms- Plant offers treatment in psychiatric illness - Barbados Today
The Inaugural staging of CanEx Psychedelics Summit was hosted at the Jewel Grande Montego Bay Resort in Montego Bay, St. James, Jamaica from July 15-16. Trinidadian-born Douglas Gordon, Founder of CanEx Jamaica and CEO of Silo Wellness – a vertical Mushroom company that grows its mushroom in
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Jeremy Duckworth is helping small businesses create paths to success | New Pittsburgh Courier
by Erica Wright The Birmingham Times (BlackPressUSA)—By the time he was in his 20s, Jeremy Duckworth was on his way to creating economic development opportunities for urban and rural communities. Duckworth is executive director of the Central Alabama Redevelopment Alliance (CARA), an organization
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Political scientists say one-term BLP Gov’t unlikely as they assess UWP defeat in St Lucia - Barbados Today
Two of the island’s well respected political scientists have independently dismissed any likelihood of the Mia Mottley Administration becoming a one-term government. The positions were laid out Tuesday by senior political science lecturers at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, Dr
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Misinformation driving vaccine hesitancy, medical professionals say - Barbados Today
Misinformation and misconstrued facts have played a major role in vaccine hesitancy in Barbados, even as the island grapples with a resurgence in COVID-19 numbers over the past few weeks. Several medical professionals expressed  this view during Sunday’s edition of Down to Brass Tacks on Voice of
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Audio Engineers of Detroit Opens High-Tech Recording Studio in Midtown | The Michigan Chronicle
Audio Engineers Owners Michael and Robin Kinnie,  Aaron J. Thornton / Digital Depictions for Audio Engineers of Detroit  Audio Engineers of Detroit held a grand opening celebration at 11 a.m. on Monday, July 26 at its state-of-the-art audio and educational studio located in Midtown
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6 Years Missing for King Walker and Diamond Bynum - The Chicago Crusader
Yesterday, July 25, 2021, was the 6-year mark in the missing case of King Walker and Diamond Bynum. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children and the Gary Police […] The post 6 Years Missing for King Walker and Diamond Bynum appeared first on The Chicago Crusader.
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No getting around vaccination or testing - HRMAB - Barbados Today
One human resource expert is predicting that workers in some industries in Barbados will not be able to escape taking the COVID-19 vaccine or have regular testing, as Barbadians remain split on the issue. Several private sector companies, especially those in the tourism and hospitality
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USVI Swimmer Sanes Heading Home After Final Olympic Event
St. Croix native Adriel Sanes will be heading home after competing in his final event for the USVI, the men’s 200-meter breaststroke, on Tuesday morning at the Tokyo Olympics.
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National Park Service Opens Caneel Bay Lease for Competition
The National Park Service announced Tuesday that it will employ a competitive lease strategy to redevelop Caneel Bay at Virgin Islands National Park.
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First Commonwealth names Vicki L. Fox as first Diversity and Inclusion officer | New Pittsburgh Courier
VICKI L. FOX The New Pittsburgh Courier has learned that First Commonwealth Bank has named Vicki L. Fox to the position of Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) Officer. Fox will be based out of First Commonwealth’s office at the Union Trust Building in Downtown Pittsburgh. “In this new role, Vicki will
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Four men arrested in connection with shooting death of 13-year-old girl in North Carolina
Four men have been arrested in connection with the death of a 13-year-old girl who died Saturday night during a... View Article The post Four men arrested in connection with shooting death of 13-year-old girl in North Carolina appeared first on TheGrio.
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Chicago Aldermen Set To Discuss Anjanette Young Ordinance, Calling For Rules Protecting People’s Civil Rights During Police Raids - The Chicago Crusader
Chicago aldermen on Tuesday will discuss a proposed city ordinance that is aimed at making sure what happened to Anjanette Young doesn’t happen to you.A hearing Tuesday will lay out the details of proposed new rules that would protect people’s civil rights during future police raids.The wrong raid
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Students to get Hire Me booklets - Barbados Today
Senior students of the Parkinson Memorial Secondary School now have another tool to help them as they enter the job market. The tool is a 38-page booklet titled “Hire Me” which was written by Harriett Garcia, a retiree who has over 25 years’ experience as a Human Resources Manager. Garcia had
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SA might bailout short-term insurer Sasria | The Standard
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The Paradox Of Business Ethics - The Tanzania News
The idea of business ethics and the “ethical business” is a contentious one. Peter Drucker, the managerial legend, believed that a business’ purpose is to create and keep a customer. …
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Governor Re-Evaluating In-Person Learning in Face of Rising COVID Numbers
While a final decision has not been made, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. said Monday he is re-evaluating the territory’s public school opening date of Aug. 9 in the face of growing number of COVId-19 cases in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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D.C. Police Chief: Marijuana ‘undoubtedly’ connected to violent crime surge
Washington D.C. Police Chief Robert Contee said marijuana is “undoubtedly” a factor in the city’s rise in violent crimes during... View Article The post D.C. Police Chief: Marijuana ‘undoubtedly’ connected to violent crime surge appeared first on TheGrio.
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New Partnership Brings Black History to Life Through Google Assistant - Voice and Viewpoint
By Airik Myers, The Seattle Medium ‘Hey, Google, what happened on this day in Black History?’ is a term that might become a daily ritual for many people across the country. Thanks to a new partnership between Google and Dr. Carl Mack, Publisher of the Black Heritage Day Calendar – a comprehensive
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Governor Re-Evaluating In-Person Learning in Face of Rising COVID Numbers
While a final decision has not been made, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. said Monday he is re-evaluating the territory’s public school opening date of Aug. 9 in the face of growing number of COVId-19 cases in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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V.I. Children’s Museum Unveils Mango Farm to Market Exhibit
The Virgin Islands Children’s Museum wound up alomost two years of effort Thursday when it unveiled its latest creation during a party where children played for hours on what the museum has named the Mango Farm to Market Exhibit.
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USVI Olympians Fall Short in 100-Meter Breaststroke, 400-Meter Freestyle
Adriel Sanes did not advance to the semifinals of the men’s 100-meter breaststroke Sunday at the Olympics after placing third in his heat. Natalia Kuipers, 19, also of St. Croix, finished outside the top eight in the women’s 400-meter freestyle semis.
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‘Tale of Two Cities’ discussion spotlights impact of sudden disruptions on MWBE businesses - TSDMemphis.com
In Philadelphia, about 67 percent of the city’s minority enterprises were not “technology ready” when COVID-19 disrupted business as usual, said Della Clark, president and CEO of The Enterprise Center, a minority business development agency there. Clark, a 28-year minority enterprise expert, spoke
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Rush: Child Tax Credit is the “Biggest, Greatest, and Latest” Anti-Poverty Program America Has Undertaken in 50 Years - The Chicago Crusader
On July 21, 2021, U.S. Representative Bobby L. Rush (D-Ill.) joined families and representatives from Ada S. McKinley Community Services for a press conference highlighting the impact of the expanded
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City Of Tulsa Getting Another $9.5M For Emergency Rental Assistance | The Oklahoma Eagle
www.publicradiotulsa.org By Matt Trotter Another round of emergency rental assistance funding is on its way to Tulsa. The city is receiving a $3.8 million initial disbursement from a total award of $9.5 million in the American Rescue Plan. The new funding is on top of $12 million in a previous
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Denny calls on United States to remove embargo against Cuba - Barbados Today
General Secretary of the Caribbean Movement for Peace and Integration David Denny has joined the call for the United States to remove the embargo against Cuba. During a solidarity rally with the governments and People of Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua — next to the Cuban Monument, Paynes Bay St
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Flexi gets $2 500 for his charitable work - Barbados Today
For his many years of charitable work with the Paediatric Ward of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Edison ‘Flexi’ Jones has won Republic Bank’s inaugural Be The One Staff Initiative. The popular entertainer and Republic Bank employee received the largest number of nominations and won over 50 per cent
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Thousands in Detroit, Flint without power after tornadoes hit
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(NewsUSA) - Consumers are swamped with messages about products and services. Effective advertising will cut through the clutter and capture a prospective customer's attention with a targeted message.To be effective and reach a target audience, the best advertising is credible, unique, and
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