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Christ Church shooting leaves man dead and woman seriously injured Loop Barbados
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One man is dead and a woman is seriously injured following a shooting in Enterprise, Christ Church.
Around 9:30 pm on Wednesday, August 31, police responded to reports of an incident at Keizer Hill Drive, Endeavour, Enterprise, Christ Church.
Upon arrival, officers from the Oistins Police Station discovered the body of an adult male in a bushy area near a residential property and a female was found with critical injuries. She was transported by ambulance for medical attention and is said to be in “serious but stable condition”.
According to lawmen, the man and his companion were in a motorcar and arrived at their residence, when a group of armed men appeared from a dark, bushy area, attacked them and started shooting.
“Both individuals ran away in an attempted to escape injury. The man was chased after and shot a numbers of times. He died at the scene. Meanwhile, the assailants fled the scene by driving away the motor vehicle used by the couple.”
The car bears the registration SA3501 – a gold coloured Toyota Axio.
Anyone who may have witnessed this incident or have any knowledge about its occurrence or persons involved, is encouraged to contact the Oistins Police Station at 418 – 2612, Crime Stoppers at 1-800-8477 (TIPS), Police Emergency at 211 or any other Police Station.
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Tout Lui Faut krijgt pompgemaal
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PARAMARIBO — In het woongebied Tout Lui Faut komt er een pompgemaal. Het ministerie van Landbouw, Veeteelt en Visserij (LVV)
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Réseau de transport du centre : 21 lignes de bus à l’arrêt ce jeudi
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The content originally appeared on: Martinique FranceAntilles
21 lignes de bus du réseau de transports du centre sont à l’arrêt ce jeudi 1er septembre, jour de rentrée scolaire.
Le réseau de transport du centre est très perturbé ce jeudi 1er septembre, 21 lignes sont non desservies jusqu’à au moins 13h ce jour. La cause nous est pour le moment inconnue.
Les lignes concernées sont les suivantes : 5, 9, 10, 14, 16, 20, 22, 340, 341, 401, 402, 403, 404, 406, 408, 416, 426, 440, 441, 442 et 444.
C’est un handicap pour les usagers du réseau, il intervient un jour de rentrée scolaire, habituellement jour de forte affluence dans les transports en communs.
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Le 3×3 s’est bien installé Depuis quelques semaines les passionnés de basketball ont pu assister à des tournois de basket 3×3, discipline encore trop peu connue sur l’archipel.
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Depuis quelques semaines les passionnés de basketball ont pu assister à des tournois de basket 3×3, discipline encore trop peu connue sur l’archipel.
Le basket 3×3 est une variante du basketball standard dans lequel deux équipes de trois joueurs – au lieu de cinq – s’affrontent sur un demi-terrain. Cette discipline a fait son entrée dans les Jeux olympiques en 2020. « Le but de ce tournoi de la Guadeloupe est de faire connaître la discipline au plus grand nombre. Les JO 2024 vont arriver très vite et nous serions très heureux que des joueurs guadeloupéens y participent », explique Ary Chalus, président de la Région. « Le 3×3 est une…
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Cops launch search for Clarendon’s most wanted Loop Jamaica
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The Clarendon Police have listed the following persons as wanted.
They are twenty-year-old Romaine Murray, otherwise known as ‘John Tom’, whose last known address is Comfort district, Osbourne Store in Clarendon. He is wanted for Wounding with Intent. He is known to frequent the communities of Bucknor, Comfort, Milk River, Osbourne Store, and Four Paths, all in Clarendon.
Twenty-five-year-old Panif Broomfield, otherwise called ‘Chang’, whose last known address is Buzz Rock, Effortville in Clarendon. He is wanted for Shooting with intent and robbery with aggravation.
Thirty-six-year-old Othniel Smith, whose last known address is Lawson Boulevard, Four Paths in Clarendon. He is wanted for murder. He is said to frequent Four Paths in the parish.
Thirty-nine-year-old Steve Francis of Sunset Crescent, Four Paths in Clarendon. He is wanted for murder. Oral Thompson, otherwise called ‘Jus Bake’ or ‘Ronny’. He is wanted for Attempted Murder. He is known to frequent the parishes of Portland, Clarendon and St James.
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Fort James Reverse Osmosis Plant to become operational in short order
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The content originally appeared on: Antigua News Room
Cabinet Notes:
The Cabinet received a report from the Minister of Public Utilities concerning the near-readiness of the Fort James Reverse Osmosis Plant.
It is designed to produce 1 million gallons of potable water daily.
In the first phase it will produce 500,000 gallons daily and it will become fully productive in short order.
The pipes that will take water to the villages of Yorks, Fort Road, Villa, Point, the City of St. John’s, the Heritage Quay piers as well as surrounding areas are already being laid underground.
The surface of the road leading to and from Fort James has been significantly compromised and will require repaving when the laying of the pipes is complete.
Meanwhile, significant portions of the Bethesda R/O Plant have been shipped to Antigua from Dubai.
Plans for the Bethesda R/O Plant are proceeding, including the construction of the foundation of the building to house the works.
The resources for the purchase of the plant have been secured and nearly all payments made to the supplier.
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More than 2 million dollars needed for Jolly Beach renovation by December
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Cabinet Notes:
The Cabinet held a discussion around the Jolly Beach Hotel and readying it for the winter tourism season, with a possible opening in December 2022.
An estimate to prepare a number of rooms and common areas has been put forward; the cost approaching $2million dollars.
The Cabinet acknowledges that the demand for more hotel rooms in Antigua is strong in this post COVID period, and that to ready additional rooms is to benefit a number of employees and other suppliers who depend upon tourism in order to survive.
The Jolly Beach Hotel owes the Government of Antigua and Barbuda a considerable sum for unpaid electricity, water and significant unpaid taxes; the hotel severed its workers without providing them with the money which is rightfully theirs.
The Government intends to ensure that those workers receive what they should have been paid, causing severance to be computed in the reopening ambition.
Jolly Beach Hotel is under the supervision of a court-appointed receiver.
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Aumento en precios de la leche quedará en manos de las plantas elaboradoras tras desregulación
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The content originally appeared on: Radio Isla TV
El presidente del sector de la leche en la Asociación de Agricultores de Puerto Rico, Manuel Enrique Martínez, informó en RADIO ISLA que el aumento en el precio de la leche quedará en manos de las plantas elaboradoras tras la desregulación.
“Lo que se hizo fue, que se desreguló la leche fresca. Le da un margen a las plantas a competir entre sí mismas. Ellas son las que van a decidir ahora cuál es el precio que ellas le van a poner a la leche fresca”, expuso Martínez.
Manuel Enrique Martínez comunicó que, al momento, la única empresa que ha aumentado el costo de su leche es Tres Monjitas.
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“Si ella lo hizo, yo lo puedo hacer”: Miss Universe Puerto Rico destaca la importancia de la representación
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Ashley Ann Cariño Barreto, quien fue coronada el pasado 11 de agosto como la nueva Miss Universe Puerto Rico, destacó en RADIO ISLA la importancia de la representación de la mujer, particularmente de las féminas negras.
La reina de belleza narró en este medio que a sus 10 o 11 años se vio reflejada en el personaje Nyota Uhura de la serie original de 1966 de Star Trek, interpretado por la actriz Nichelle Nichols. Cariño Barreto expuso que para el momento en que estrenó la serie, “era la primera vez que una mujer negra tenía un rol importante en las series. Nunca se había visto que una mujer negra fuera así. Cuando yo vi eso, yo dije ‘wow, si ella lo hizo, yo lo puedo hacer’. Vi en ella reflejada eso”.
Cariño Barreto agregó que Nichols y su personaje fueron unas de sus inspiraciones para estudiar Ingeniería Aeroespacial. “La representación es importante. Es cuando tu ves a una persona y dices ‘wow, si ella lo logró, si él lo logró, pues yo lo puedo hacer”, manifestó Cariño Barreto.
En efecto, a Nichelle Nichols, quien falleció el pasado 30 de julio a sus 89 años, se le acredita con ser una de las actrices que ayudó a romper con los estereotipos de raza en los roles de Hollywood en momentos en que el movimiento de derechos civiles estaba en todo su apogeo, según el portal NBC News. Esta cadena también informó que algunos de los restos terrenales de Nichols serán volados en el espacio.
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