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8 health-care heroes certified as Skilled Recompression Chamber Operator
The Sir Lester Bird Medical Center proudly announces the successful completion of a recompression chamber operation team training by a cohort of eight dedicated health-care professionals. The rigorous training, sponsored by the Calvin Ayre Foundation, was designed to enhance their abilities in managing recompression chambers, encompassed comprehensive theoretical knowledge and hands-on practical applications. The health-care…
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Willikies man implicated in stabbing incident is found in Yorks, after Police receive tip-off
CLICK HERE TO GET ON THE ABN WHATSAPP (REAL News) — A man who was wanted by the Police for a stabbing was taken into custody this past weekend and is assisting with investigations into the alleged incident. Reports say that officers, including some from the Criminal Investigations Department (CID), went on duty in Yorks…
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Early-morning stick-up in St. Johnstons Village nets bandits only ‘small change’ and victim’s ID cards
CLICK HERE TO GET ON THE ABN WHATSAPP (REAL News) — After robbing a St. Johnstons Village man, armed bandits managed to get away with only $25 and the victim’s ID cards. Reports say the Hispanic man went to the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) and reported that he had been robbed by two masked gunmen,…
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Jared Robinson pleads guilty to grievous bodily harm on woman and her children
CLICK HERE TO GET ON THE ABN WHATSAPP Jared Robinson has acknowledged responsibility for three counts of inflicting grievous bodily harm with intent. He admitted to assaulting Tenisha Gregory, and her two children, aged 8 and 14, back in 2020. Furthermore, he pleaded guilty to causing damage to a vehicle. The prosecution opted to withdraw…
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Caribbean’s first space traveller lands in Jamaica
(The Gleaner) — Keisha Schahaff, the Caribbean’s first traveller into space, has landed in Jamaica. CLICK HERE TO GET ON THE ABN WHATSAPP Schahaff and her teenage daughter rocketed onto newspapers around the world a few months ago when they became the first Caribbean nationals to journey into space. Their rare expedition was facilitated through…
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Joanne Walsh found guilty on disciplinary charges
(Newsco Observer) — In recent developments, former Chief Magistrate Joanne Walsh has been found guilty on all 15 disciplinary charges brought against her, according to reports from a reliable source. The nature of these charges and the specific details of the investigation remain undisclosed to the public at this time. No further information has been…
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Bandits shoot up empty bed in Pigotts home; robbery victim shot in the mouth in Browne’s Avenue
The Police continue to probe two shooting incidents: one in Pigotts Village that occurred early Saturday morning, November 25, and the other, occurring hours later, in which a man was shot and remains hospitalized. CLICK HERE TO GET ON THE ABN WHATSAPP Ironically, reports say the intended target in the first shooting was not at…
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Businessman hijacked, assaulted, and robbed of vehicle, cell phone and cash
(REAL News) — A Scott’s Hill businessman has been robbed of a number of items, including his vehicle, money and cell phone, by masked gunmen. CLICK HERE TO GET ON THE ABN WHATSAPP The Criminal Investigations Department (CID) is now investigating the offence of aggravated robbery. Reportedly, the man had secured his business place and…
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UWI prevails in SDGs themed debating encounter
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in collaboration with the United Nations Resident Coordinator’s Office successfully hosted its 2nd Annual Sustainable Development Goals themed debating competition. The encounter featured a team each from the University of the West Indies Five Islands and The Antigua State College, where UWI was adjudged the victor. The topic debated was “The…
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Malique Marsh’s Triumph: A Vibrant Journey from Struggle to Success
By Brendon Jones Bachelor’s Degree in Drama in Education (Hons) Antiguan artistic sensation, Malique Marsh, shared his exhilaration on social media as he celebrated his recent graduation from Edna Manley College in Jamaica. In a heartfelt post, Marsh reflected on the challenges he faced throughout his academic pursuit and expressed profound gratitude to the village of…
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Barbados tops Caribbean salary chart; Antigua and Barbuda secures 2nd place
CLICK HERE TO GET ON THE ABN WHATSAPP The Caribbean Society for Human Resource Professionals (CSHRP) unveiled the PayPulse 2023 report, positioning Antigua and Barbuda as the second-highest paying country in the region, shedding light on critical salary information. The PayPulse 2023 report, unveiled at the Export-Import Bank of Jamaica, underscores Barbados as the highest-paying…