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By Wanda “Sistah Soldier” Petty Only 10 percent of people have the skills to work from home, connecting to their passions. It's easy to have a productive job working from home. All you need are the right skills and to find the right position. There are skills we use every day that become second n
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KSAMC to clean over 100 drains
Detailing the programme, Kingston Mayor Delroy Williams said that the exercise would be undertaken in phases, targeting 51 critical coastal drains in communities across 13
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COVID-19: Where We Are, What We Must Know, What We Must Do
How do you make sense out of all of it? How much of this do you need to know? What do you really need to do to protect you and your family?
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Kenya: Expect Traffic Disruption on Makupa Bridge, KeNHA Tells Motorists
[Nation] The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has warned motorists in Mombasa about a temporary diversion as construction of the new 457-metre Makupa Bridge continues.
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IRS will delay tax filing due date until May 17 - TheGrio
Americans will be getting extra time to prepare their taxes. The Internal Revenue Service says it's delaying the traditional tax... View Article The post IRS will delay tax filing due date until May 17 appeared first on TheGrio.
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Swiss beat France on penalties to reach Euro 2020 last eight - Stabroek News
BUCHAREST,  (Reuters) - Switzerland's Yann Sommer saved France striker Kylian Mbappe's spot kick to secure a 5-4 penalty shootout win following a thrilling 3-3 draw after extra time on Monday as they advanced to the Euro 2020 quarter-finals where they will meet
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White Supremacist On Video Calling NJ Neighbor The N-Word Blames His Racism On Being Drunk | The Crusader Newspaper Group
By Bruce C.T. Wright, NewsOne The apparent white supremacist at the center of a viral video in which he repeatedly calls his Black neighbor in south New Jersey the N-word and other racial slurs while trying to physically intimidate him won’t own up to his racism despite clear evidence to the cont
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‘Less Stress, Less Worry, Business Sorted’: Azealia Banks Says Having A Female Manager Has Made Her More ‘Sane’
Azealia Banks said having a female manager is helping her stay focused.
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Source Booksellers Holds Things Down in the Local Literary World   | The Michigan Chronicle
Source Booksellers' Owner Janet Webster-Jones. Photo by Sherri Kolade Inside the quaint and cozy Black-owned bookstore, Source Booksellers, one could get lost in the hundreds upon hundreds of literary delights that owner Janet Webster-Jones carefully handpicks with the help of others including
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Kane you believe it! The Euro 2020 title could be 'coming home'!
England fed off the energy of a passionate Wembley crowd to beat Denmark in extra time in the Euro 2020 semi-finals and now stand just 90 minutes away from ending their 55-year trophy drought.
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KeNHA: Gilgil weighbridge demolitions won’t affect traffic flow - The Kenya News
Motorists move past Gilgil Weighbridge after an old toll plaza was demolished on July 11, 2021. [Kennedy Gachuhi, Standard]. The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has assured motorists of minimum disruption of traffic flow along the Nairobi-Nakuru highway, occasioned by the demolition of
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Traffic to be disrupted in major city roads to pave way for Rally cars
Some of the roads that will be affected include Thika Road and Uhuru Highway. Motorists have been urged to use alternative routes between 8 am to 12 p
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Productive Things to Do While Staying at Home.
Now is the best time to call your loved ones. If you’ve been living far from home because of work or school, call your parents and spend time with them virtually. If you have some friends that you haven’t talked with for quite some time, video chat with them and plan your next trip
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Liberia: Meet Nancy Dogbo - Liberia's First Female Serjeant-At-Arms
[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- Nancy Dogbo commonly referred to as 'Kokoyah Queen' has gone down in the history as Liberia's first female serjeant-at-arms at the Legislature has worked for the past eight years in the human resource department.
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Traffic changes coming for Michael Manley Boulevard
Works to construct a sea wall along a section of the Michael Manley Boulevard in Kingston will result in lane closures and traffic diversions over the next few
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Saugus girls soccer outlasts Downey in penalty shootout to advance to Division 2 final - L.A. Focus News
Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now. SAUGUS - Each round of the CIF Southern Section Division 2 girls soccer playoffs has asked for something special from Saugus High's team. In the semifinal against visiting Downey on Saturday, not only was the
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Brown, Willie Lewis, Jr. (1934- )
This State Legislator and Mayor was born in Mineola, Texas, to Willie L. Brown, Sr., and Minnie (Boyd) Lewis on March 20, 1934. After migrating to San Francisco, California in 1951, Brown worked as a janitor in order to subsidize his education at San Francisco State University. Upon his arrival in
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Tanzanian Small-Scale Farmers Receive Support to Improve Food Security in the Face of the Covid-19 Pandemic
Press Release - The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) will provide funding to assist 6,240 vulnerable small-scale farmers in rural Tanzania impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The IFAD grant will help farmers access inputs, provide market linkages and access agricultural and
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Angola/Tunisia: Angola Beat Tunisia, Qualify for African Final
[ANGOP] Luanda -- The Angolan senior female handball team qualified, this Wednesday, for the final of the African championship of the category being held in Cameroon, after defeating Tunisia by 27-23, following extra time.
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$20 challenge gets continued boost - Barbados Today
The Barbados Entrepreneurship Foundation (BEF) $20 Challenge is proud to have its perennial sponsor Scotiabank returning as the title sponsor for the recently launched new community summer programme. Ryan Carrington, Manager at the Scotiabank Haggatt Hall Branch, attended the recent launch and
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High School Principal Worked Overnight At Walmart To Help Students In Need - Atlanta Tribune
As principal of North Charleston High School in South Carolina, an area where 20 percent of residents live in poverty, Henry Darby was used to seeing students in need. “There were some kids who, when I went to their homes, their mother wouldn’t let me in, but I could see that the home was dark
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Jazzin’ Returns at Shedd Aquarium for Five Exciting Evenings | The Crusader Newspaper Group
The Shedd Aquarium recently announced the highly anticipated return of Jazzin’ at the Shedd, an evening event series punctuated by live, local jazz talent, unbelievable animal moments and fantastic city skyline and firework views. The limited series will include five Wednesday evening events star
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KZN traffic: N3 in Durban 'closed both ways' as artists stage major protest
Traffic has been brought to a complete standstill on this stretch of the N3 in Durban, after dozens of musicians launched a controversial protest.
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Crusaders claim dramatic golden point extra time win over Hurricanes - WATCH
The Crusaders claimed a dramatic Super Rugby Aotearoa win over the Hurricanes as David Havili slotted a drop goal in golden point extra time.
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Traffic disruption on Sheriff St - Stabroek News
The Ministry of Public Works today advised the public that only northbound traffic will be allowed on Sheriff Street from Rupert Craig Highway to David Street today between 09:30 to 17:00 hrs. The article Traffic disruption on Sheriff St appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Mississippi: A March Resurrects a Movement | The Village Voice
“The spirit of Gandhian agape that hung like a halo over Selma, with its nuns and angelic-faced students, was gone, replaced by a clenched militancy fueled by a despair expressed by Martin King's admission that his dream of Washington 1963 has turned into a nightmare.”
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GCSC Announces Longer School Day | The Crusader Newspaper Group
For years, the Gary Community School Corporation’s school days have been shorter than most school districts in the state, limiting students’ opportunities to progress in academics, participate in enrichment activities, and stay on track for graduation. Today, the Gary Community School Corporation
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Rwanda: How Taxi-Motos Comply With COVID-19 Measures
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From troubled kid to Aberdeen scholar: former head boy cops 11 CSEC passes
Former head boy of Aberdeen High, Marlon Carnegie, stands as a beacon of hope for his younger siblings and schoolmates, having copped 11 subjects in the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) exams. Though he was a well-rounded student...
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