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Nine drivers have been arrested and charged for dangerous driving by the police.
On Thursday, May 2, the police embarked upon another major traffic enforcement exercise at various locations, which resulted ...
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‘Shugy’ lifts Daggers to comfortable Division 2 win while Fearless Crew edge Court Martials in local basketball
Old Road Daggers and Fearless Crew were winners in Division 2 of the Antigua and Barbuda Basketball Association (ABBA) league ...
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Antigua Sailing Week’s Lay Day: Sun, sand, spirited competition at Pigeon Point Beach
By Samantha Simon samantha.simon@antiguaobserver.com Wednesday, May 1st marked the highly anticipated Lay Day at Pigeon Point Beach during the 55th editio ...
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Flowers, Hadeed and Deterville Named in Huge Benna Boys World Cup Training Squad
By Neto Baptiste Striker Ronaldo Flowers who plies his trade with Finnish Football Club, Pepo Lappeenranta, and midfielder Conor Hadeed who is currently atte ...
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Hero’s welcome for celebrated female sailor, Junella King
Acclaimed Antiguan sailor Junella King, who made history in February when she became the youngest woman to navigate around the notoriously perilous Cape Horn, r ...
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Cancer Centre’s reopening in limbo as new and former owner hash out deal over equipment
The date for the reopening of the Cancer Centre Eastern Caribbean will be delayed a bit more as the new ownership group continues to face a tough task of arriving at a consensus with the former owners ...
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Scorpions improve promotion chances with huge Second Division win
By Neto Baptiste Freeman’s Village Scorpions significantly boosted their chances of automatic promotion into the First Division with a dominant 7-0 trounci ...
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Hurricane Power to host annual run and walk
Hurricane Power 10k/5k Run and Walk will take place on Sunday, May 5th at 6:30am, starting at the YASCO Sports Complex. This year's even ...
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Funeral homes looking to build crematoriums, PM’s Chief of Staff says
The Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff Lionel Hurst revealed that the two main funeral homes are looking to construct their own crematoriums, as the government continues to work on getting the new ...
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Here’s to an inspiring World Press Freedom Day
Today is World Press Freedom Day. It is a time when we pause to reflect on, and highlight, the importance of a free press in any society. Of course, we must vow to ever-protect the press from ...
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Cabinet aims to curb reckless driving by amending traffic laws
The Cabinet has tasked a team of four lawyers from the Ministry of Legal Affairs to examine the traffic laws and regulations governing the Antigua and Barbuda Transport Board. The goal is to provide ...
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Over 100 residents ‘Hike for the Cure’
More than 100 participants supported the CIBC Hike for the Cure last Saturday. Hike for the Cure is one of a number of events leading up to the annual Walk for the Cure. Natasha Charles, one of the ...