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Transport Board and Workers Make Progress After Work Stoppage: BWU Reports Resolution of Some Issues

January 24, 2023

Transport Board and Workers Make Progress After Work Stoppage: BWU Reports Resolution of Some Issues

The relationship between the Transport Board management and disgruntled workers has improved after a 12-hour work stoppage, with some issues resolved and others to be addressed in the coming month.

Springer Memorial Secondary School Incident: Ministry of Education Clarifies Situation

January 1, 1970

Springer Memorial Secondary School Incident: Ministry of Education Clarifies Situation

Official statement from the Ministry of Education regarding an incident at Springer Memorial Secondary School involving masked gunmen. Stay informed with the latest updates on this developing situation.

Days of Our Lives Actor Bill Hayes Dies at Age 98: BBC Report

January 1, 1970

Days of Our Lives Actor Bill Hayes Dies at Age 98: BBC Report

"US actor Bill Hayes, known for his role in Days of Our Lives for over 50 years, passes away at 98. Explore more about his life and legacy at BBC."

Guyana Contingent Showcases Handcrafted Items at Agrofest: A Closer Look at Manufacturing and Amerindian Creations

January 1, 1970

Guyana Contingent Showcases Handcrafted Items at Agrofest: A Closer Look at Manufacturing and Amerindian Creations

Discover the impressive handcrafted items showcased by The Guyana contingent at Agrofest. Explore a diverse selection, from manufacturing to Amerindian-made pieces, sure to captivate patrons with unique choices.

Hartley Dottin, Barbados Flag Raiser at Garrison Savannah in 1966, Passes Away

January 1, 1970

Hartley Dottin, Barbados Flag Raiser at Garrison Savannah in 1966, Passes Away

Hartley Dottin, the individual who raised the Barbados flag for the first time in 1966, is remembered today following his passing.

Barbados Community College Suspends Classes Today Due to Inclement Weather

January 1, 1970

Barbados Community College Suspends Classes Today Due to Inclement Weather

"Barbados Community College (BCC) classes suspended rest of day due to inclement weather. Stay updated with official announcements from the college for further instructions."

Understanding Israel's Military Actions in Palestine: Examining the Conflict's Impact on Infrastructure and Lives

January 1, 1970

Understanding Israel's Military Actions in Palestine: Examining the Conflict's Impact on Infrastructure and Lives

"A discussion surrounding the ongoing conflict in Israel and Palestine focusing on the perspectives of both sides and the impact on the region. Stay informed with balanced viewpoints."

American Airlines to Increase Barbados Gateways from US to Seven: Minister of Tourism Announces Expansion

January 1, 1970

American Airlines to Increase Barbados Gateways from US to Seven: Minister of Tourism Announces Expansion

American Airlines expands service to Barbados with seven gateways from the United States. Minister of Tourism Ian Gooding-Edghill anticipates increased tourism.

Barbadians Gain Access to Genetic Eye Disease Testing for First Time, Thanks to Dr. Charles Pierce

January 1, 1970

Barbadians Gain Access to Genetic Eye Disease Testing for First Time, Thanks to Dr. Charles Pierce

Barbadians now have local access to genetic eye disease testing for the first time through Dr. Charles Pierce's pioneering efforts. Receive testing and support on the island.

Visually-Impaired Student Ashton Hoyte and Classmates Receive Encouraging Message and School Supplies

January 1, 1970

Visually-Impaired Student Ashton Hoyte and Classmates Receive Encouraging Message and School Supplies

Blind student Ashton Hoyte and classmates at Workman’s Primary School inspired with words of success while receiving school supplies. Read their heartwarming story here.

Man Violates Restraining Order, Assaults Mother of His Children

January 1, 1970

Man Violates Restraining Order, Assaults Mother of His Children

Terry Leonne Jordan allegedly assaulted and set fire to the mother of his children's home. Stay updated on the legal proceedings and justice served.

Rock Your Socks Campaign Boosts Down Syndrome Awareness Amid Business Caution

January 1, 1970

Rock Your Socks Campaign Boosts Down Syndrome Awareness Amid Business Caution

The Rock Your Socks campaign raises awareness for Down Syndrome through colorful sock-wearing. Businesses advised to support ethically. Successful in community engagement and promotion of social inclusion.

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