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US-Bajan
club donates foodstuff
Published
on: 12/3/2009.
BAJANS ABROAD continue to send gifts to help the
less fortunate at home.
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Newly crowned World
Champion Ryan Brathwaite of Barbados celebrates his
first global title at 110m Hurdles with a National
Record of 13.14 (Getty Images)
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Crop-Over
acts for US show
THE BEST
ACTS from this year's Crop-Over
festival are heading for the Big Apple for Labour
Day.
This is an initiative from two Bajan-Yankee
promoters who think that Barbados and Barbadian
artistes are poorly represented at New York's Labour
Day celebrations
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Welcome to home of Miss Barbados World the most
anticipated and prestigious pageant in Barbados.
Who would have
thought that a local "Carnival Queen" competition
won by Marvo Manning would have aroused the
curiosity of Barbadians with regards to pageantry?
This curiosity has evolved into a national annual
tradition with numerous young ladies competing for
the opportunity to become Miss Barbados World.
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Grenada and St
Vincent through to Digicel Caribbean Cup New York
Semi Finals
Grenada and St Vincent & the Grenadines grabbed the
second semi final spot in the Digicel Caribbean Cup
New York, to join St Lucia and Jamaica in what is
sure to be an exciting semi-final at the Jefferson
High School in Brooklyn, New York, Sunday,
August 30th.
Digicel was on hand at the match on Sunday with
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Money laundering and
theft charges laid against St Lucian businessman
Anguilla
police have laid two additional charges in court
against a St Lucian businessman, including one for
money laundering. They said the additional charge is
for theft of a quarter of a million US dollars from
a business colleague in nearby St Maarten.
Inspector Arsenault of the Royal Anguilla Police
Force (RAPF) Financial Crime and Investigation
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C’bean nationals set for Labour Day Parade
Caribbean residents in New York are gearing up for
one of the biggest events in the American cultural
calendar – the West Indian American Day Labour
Carnival to be held on Monday, September 7, 2009.
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4 Jamaican athletes
admit taking banned substance
KINGSTON, Jamaica - Jamaica's
triple Olympic and world champion Usain Bolt's
sprint training partners Yohan Blake and Marvin
Anderson were among four Jamaican runners who have
admitted taking banned substances.
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SEVEN
FREE
When Bernard
Coard, the man regarded as the person who engineered
the events surrounding the death of Maurice Bishop
and his Cabinet colleagues walked to freedom
yesterday, his daughter Abiola was there to greet
him. (Picture by Nigel Browne
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Parents seek help for sick son
Peter Christopher
A LAVENTILLE family is desperately trying to raise
$70,000 so that their son can undergo surgery for a
congenital condition in Canada within the next two
weeks. more |
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