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WASHINGTON, D.C.— American firms are set to hire some 75,000 Filipino seafarers in the next three to four years.

United States-based seafaring companies are looking to hire around 75,000 Filipino seafarers in the coming years.

US firms to hire 75,000 Filipino seafarers

**WASHINGTON, D.C**.—Some employers in the United States and Saudi Arabia have signified their intention to hire overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) displaced by the ongoing hostilities in Sudan.

A group of new teachers is receiving special signing bonuses provided they serve in local classrooms for three years as part of an expanded minority recruitment effort.

View the Key West Citizen for Wednesday, April 12, 2023

Good news for the Southern Hemisphere from Seatrade Cruise, New Zealand will be reopening its maritime borders on 31 July, after two years, with the first return, Majestic Princess scheduled to call in Auckland on 16 October.

Many visitors to the Florida Keys are awed by the sky-and-seascapes that unroll toward the horizon like a series of ever-changing paintings. And throughout the island chain, these nature-created vistas

Many visitors to the Florida Keys are awed by the sky-and-seascapes that unroll toward the horizon like a series of ever-changing paintings. And throughout the island chain, these nature-created vistas are complemented by open-air works by artists, ranging from vivid ocean murals to thought-provoking large-scale sculptures. Many are part of the 81-mile Florida Keys Sculpture Trail that extends from Islamorada to Key West. Placed at locations along the Florida Keys Overseas Highway — the on...