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Centenarian William Theophilus Allder at his Hillaby, St. Andrew home on his birthday, Saturday, May 13. (T.Barker/BGIS) One of Barbados’ most recent centen ...

The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) will be replacing a damaged pipeline at its Golden Ridge station on Friday. As a result, customers in parts of St Andrew, St Thomas and St Joseph may be affected by water outage or low water pressure. Tankers will be dispatched to assist residents while the work is being conducted. In St Andrew: Turner’s Hall, Gregg Farm, Apes Hill, Church Gap, Hillaby, White Hill, Bruce …

The body found in the vicinity of the Mangrove landfill on Sunday morning has been identified as that of missing woman Samara Cameisha Kymel Bristol. Police say she was identified by a family member. The 30-year-old was reported missing on Tuesday by her mother Samantha Bristol of Queens, New York, and an investigation was launched. An extensive search was conducted in Airy Cot, St Thomas, where she was staying, as …

Searches are being conducted for missing person Samara Bristol. The search parties comprise at least 50 police officers, eight Barbados Defence Force soldiers and members of the Police Canine Unit. Efforts are concentrated in Welchman Hall, Airy Cot and Greenland landfill, all in St Thomas. These major searches started at 5 a.m. on Saturday and follow other searches which were conducted since the official missing persons report was made on …

After searching for more than six hours on Saturday, police are yet to find a trace of missing woman Samara Bristol. Police public relations officers, acting station sergeant Rodney Inniss, told Nation News the extensive search, which started around 5 a.m., ended around 11:45 a.m. “We believe the chances are slim, but we are optimistic. We will continue our searches and they will be dictated by the way the investigation …

Get the Apps MP wants construction magnate to assist in clearing path to their homes Article by July 3, 2021 St Thomas Member of Parliament Cynthia Forde wants distinguished businessman Sir Charles Williams to come to the aide of frustrated residents of some St Thomas districts who are being “cut off” from much-needed assistance when there’s a storm or other natural disaster. In an interview on Friday, Forde revealed that a paddock of river tamarind trees at the Cane...