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School Choice Is One of The Biggest Decisions You Can Make | Atlanta Daily World
(NewsUSA) - Maybe it was a sleek, reusable water bottle. Whatever it was, most of us probably bought or received a gift last month that was marketed as eco-friendly, ethically-sourced, or giving back to the community. I believe in the wisdom of giving gifts that have multiple beneficiaries. But if
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G2K launches branch in Clarendon
GENERATION 2000 (G2K), the young professional affiliate of the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), recently launched a branch in Clarendon, bringing to 14 the number of G2K chapters islandwide.
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Abortion rebellion
Senior pastor of Hope Gospel Assembly and one of the country's foremost church leaders the Reverend Dr Peter Garth has suggested that the national figures for abortions may be deliberately inflated to give impetus to the arguments for its legalisation. Addressing his congregation yesterday, in
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This Day in History — January 26
Today is the 26th day of 2021. There are 339 days left in the year.TODAY'S HIGHLIGHT1998: US President Bill Clinton says that he 'did not have sexual relations with that woman, Ms Lewinsky'. He acknowledges a relationship some months later.OTHER EVENTS
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2021 Pinnacle Award Winners Announced | The Oklahoma Eagle
The Oklahoma Eagle Newswire 'This event was originally designed to help elevate the voice of women and the incredible contributions that women have made and continue to make that impacts lives in Tulsa and around the world,” said Julie Davis, Chief Executive Officer for YWCA Tulsa. “In a year when
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$900 Billion Federal Stimulus: What’s In it, What’s Not, What Remains - Los Angeles Sentinel
Although a New Year has begun, many American consumers and small businesses continue to feel a financial hangover from the challenges of 2020. As the global pandemic reveals a still-soaring American infection rate, the nation has also surpassed 350,000 related deaths, added more workers to the
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Let's focus on our 'whys'
The year 2020 was one for the history books, and 2021 is on track to be just as extraordinary. During these unprecedented times, it is essential that we remember the 'whys' that drive us.At Flow Jamaica, one of our 'whys' is connectivity. Our solutions are enabling children to access virtual
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Gov't pleads to unauthorised COVID testing labs to seek accreditation
THE island's accreditation agency has issued a plea to facilities involved in 'back-door' COVID-19 testing to come forward to seek authorisation to administer tests for the virus.
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JSIF donates equipment to microenterprises in Anchovy
THE Jamaica Social Investment Fund (JSIF) has donated equipment, valued at $2.3 million, to boost the production and sustainability of 11 microenterprises in the community of Anchovy, St James.It was made under the Enterprise Development Project implemented by JSIF under the second phase of the
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Suriname president contracts COVID-19 virus; ministers undergo testing
PARAMARIBO, Suriname (CMC) - President Chandrikapersad Santokhi has tested positive for COVID-19, while several members of his Cabinet who were in contact with him in recent days are being tested for the highly contagious virus, the Government's information service, CDS has confirmed.
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At 78 and the oldest president, Biden sees a world changed
WASHINGTON (AP) - When Joe Biden took the oath of office as the 46th president, he became not only the oldest newly inaugurated US chief executive in history but also the oldest sitting president ever.Biden was born November 20, 1942, in Scranton, Pennsylvania. He was 78 years, two months and one
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Alaine Allen named CMU College of Engineering’s Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion | New Pittsburgh Courier
by Rob Taylor Jr. Courier Staff Writer Alaine Allen, Ed.D, describes herself as a “collaborative, strategic, and results-oriented leader with a commitment to equity and justice.” Apparently, Carnegie Mellon University concurs. Dr. Allen, the New Pittsburgh Courier has learned, is joining Carnegie
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Milwaukee City Hall Bell Tolls for Those Lost to COVID-19 Pandemic | The Madison Times
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz The bell atop Milwaukee’s City Hall rang four times at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 19. Each toll signified the number of lives lost to the COVID-19 pandemic – nearly 400,000 people have lost their lives. The building was also aglow in amber light. The display was a part of the
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Eutaw City Council appoints zoning board, discusses ways to enforce ‘mask mandate’ for greater safety of Eutaw residents
The Eutaw City Council met for its regular meeting on January 12, 2021 at City Hall since there was no heat in the Carver gymnasium, where the Council had been meeting to assure greater social distance between the Council and city residents attending the meetings. The Council members were separated
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CLARIFICATION
We reference the Clovis Toon published by the Jamaica Observer on Monday, January 25, 2021 and wish to acknowledge that the recent find of guns and ammunitions did not take place at Kingston's wharf, but rather in Montego Bay.We regret any misunderstanding.
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Cabinet contracts for sewerage, shoreline protection works
CABINET this week approved three contracts totalling $906.5 million for sewer construction and improvement works as well as a shoreline protection project.Details of the undertakings were provided by Minister of Education, Youth and Information Fayval Williams during Wednesday's post-Cabinet press
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This Day in History — January 22
Today is the 22nd day of 2021. There are 343 days left in the year.TODAY'S HIGHLIGHT1973: In its Roe vs Wade decision, the US Supreme Court legalises abortions.�OTHER EVENTS1498: During his third voyage to the Western Hemisphere, Christopher Columbus arrives at the present-day Caribbean island of
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Sagicor's tough choices
For 23 years Sagicor Jamaica has made the tough decision of who, among the country's needy, will benefit from funds raised through its hugely popular Sigma Run. The company's strategy has been to focus on those with the greatest need while ensuring that beneficiaries are spread all across Jamaica.
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NAACP pushes petition to remove Congressmen after insurrection | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Crusader Staff Report The NAACP has created a petition to remove members of the House and the Senate, accused of helping to incite the storming of the Capitol by their plans to object to Congress’ certification of President Joe Biden’s victory over Donald Trump last November. The petition adds to
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After recent election cycle, youth vote can’t be taken for granted 
Carter Dewees For The Birmingham Times  Reaching out to young voters on platforms like Twitter, Tiktok, and the streaming service Twitch made a difference in the historic victories for the Democrats in the Georgia Senate races, according to political observers.  On January 5, Rev. Raphael Warnock
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Demonstrators rally for justice on MLK Day - The Bay State Banner
A crowd gathered in front of Madison Park High School’s front entrance at 3 p.m., where Monica Cannon-Grant, founder of Violence in Boston, Inc., and other speakers prepared to address the group. The post Demonstrators rally for justice on MLK Day appeared first on The Bay State Banner.
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Houston ‘House of Degrees’ | Afram News
For one African American family in Houston, education plays a monumental role in their lives and in the lives of their children. Rev. Edwin A. Davis, Ed.D. and Charlotte J. Davis, Ph.D. have both had their own personal educational journeys.
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Chicago teachers vote to defy order to resume face-to-face classes
CHICAGO, USA (AP) - The Chicago Teachers Union said yesterday that its members voted to defy an order to return to the classroom over concerns about COVID-19, setting up a showdown with district officials who have said that refusing to return when ordered would amount to an illegal strike.
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City Leaders Recommitting to Tackling Violence in Milwaukee in 2021 | The Madison Times
By Hayley Crandall Last week, Mayor Tom Barrett and other community leaders gathered in front of one of the new 414 LIFE billboards to readdress their fight against violence as a public health issue with promises of re-commitment and team efforts. “This is a time where we have to recommit,” Barrett
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Top Black Punk Rock Bands That Made A Name To The Music Industry. - ThyBlackMan.com
Another punk rock band that paved its way in the music industry in the 70s, Pure Hell, started their journey in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The post Top Black Punk Rock Bands That Made A Name To The Music Industry. appeared first on ThyBlackMan.com.
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An education without student debt has even Olympic Champion Simone Biles studying online | New Pittsburgh Courier
Whether chosen for schedule flexibility, lack of a commute, affordability or just out of necessity during a global pandemic, distance learning is everywhere. From parents changing careers to workers updating skills to Olympic athletes working toward a degree, online education has never been in such
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Local Author Talks New Book and The Inspiration Behind It | The Madison Times
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Hair – almost everyone has it, but for most women, hair is more than just something on their head. It is an integral part of their identity. In her latest book, “The Wonder Wig,” local author Shon S. Lewis, also known as Dr. Lewis, explores the significance of Black
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Veteran journalist Ken Allen passes
Veteran journalist Ken Allen, who served The Gleaner for more than 60 years, died yesterday at University Hospital of the West Indies after a long illness. He was 87.Allen was appointed editor-in-chief of The Gleaner in 1992 and retired two years later. However, he continued to serve the
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St Andrew roads to be closed or reduced to single lane this weekend
TRAFFIC flow could be affected this weekend because of work on Constant Spring Road, Woodglen Avenue and Omara Road in St Andrew.
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