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Mae Thomas, Guyana's Permanent Secretary of the Labor Ministry, was sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury Department over bribery allegations. As a result, she has been sent on leave. The sanctions also target Guyanese mining magnate Nazar Mohamed and his son. Guyana's Finance Ministry seeks more information from the U.S. on these sanctions.

Uniontown Claude E. Thomas, 72, of Uniontown, passed away Wednesday, March 27, 2024. He leaves behind his mother, Mae Thomas of Uniontown; his sister, Rosalind (David) Black of Shenandoah Junction, W.Va.; his niece, Olivia Black of Arcata, Calif.; nephew, Jacob Black of Shenandoah Junction; niece, Dava Gant of Pittsburgh; great- nephews, Eric, Eli, and David […]

&nbsp&#x3B;Residence Life Commissioner Mae Thomas is working with Housing and Residence Life to increase student accessibility to Automated External Defibrillators on campus.&nbsp&#x3B;

The days are numbered for the historic Palace Hotel, especially if a pending $6.6 million taxpayer funded financing scheme of a local tribe and its planned partners wins state approval. A grant award is likely to lead to demolition of the Palace, possibly as soon as this summer. Promoters of the new Palace deal have […]

The days are numbered for the historic Palace Hotel, especially if a pending $6.6 million taxpayer funded financing scheme of a local tribe and its planned partners wins state approval.

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I am writing to provide a correction to an article published in your online edition on April 27, 2023 titled "Permanent Secretary (PS), Mae Toussaint Thomas visa revocation, 'roughing-up' was a "normal routine" - President Ali."

CNN’s Jake Tapper drew quite a reaction with a recent tweet about a British regulatory agency investigating comments made by television personality Piers Morgan.

Loretta Whitfield, creator of a doll with a difference, dies at 79 By Clay Risen New York Times,Updated February 26, 2021, 1:55 p.m. Email to a Friend Loretta Whitfield in 2018Family Photo In the early 1980s, Melvin Whitfield was working for a health nonprofit in West Africa when he came to a realization: Few of the children he encountered had dolls, and the dolls he did see were modeled after white European faces and bodies. Whitfield, who is Black, returned to Washington in 1983, around the t...