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The following grand jury indictments were filed April 8: Gregory James, 50, of Heuvelton, is charged with two counts of third-degree burglary, a felony, and two counts of petit larceny, a misdemeanor. The indictment charges on or about Oct. 28, he unlawfully entered a Main Street building in Ogdensburg and stole property. The second counts of burglary and petit larceny stem from a similar incident Oct. 30, at the same Main Street building. Robert Bernard, 55, of Winthrop, is charged with two counts of first-degree sexual abuse, one count of first-degree criminal sexual act and one count of fi...

Arima Race Club to establish long-term plan to ease $$ woes Robert Bernard - Joel Bailey THE ARIMA Race Club (ARC) is aiming to establish a long-term plan to ease their financial woes, in light of the current strike by local jockeys, who are claiming that they are owed monies since 2019. There was a meeting of horse-racing stakeholders on Tuesday. ARC president Robert Bernard remarked, “There was no resolution within the meeting but I think it went well though. These stakeholders understand the position within the Club and the industry at this time. “It went well, with all things consider...

Racing suspended as jockeys protest unpaid $$ Sunday 7 March 2021 Horse racing fans are glued to the action on the track at Santa Rosa Park in Arima. - SUREASH CHOLAI RACING AT Santa Rosa Park, Arima has been suspended until further notice as the Jockeys Association of TT are protesting monies owed to the local riders. As a result, the Arima Race Club (ARC) 2021 season’s Race Day Five was cancelled at noon on Saturday, a half-hour before the scheduled start of the seven-race card. The Jockeys Association sent a letter to ARC president Robert Bernard on Friday, airing their concerns and stat...

Waste tires ready for processing. Photo courtesy of Ecore Ventures focused on circular economy advances haven’t historically represented a sexy funding category, but December and early January brought the closing of two high-profile investment infusions: $55 million for AMP Robotics, which is using artificial intelligence to reinvent recycling infrastructure, and $25 million for TerraCycle’s Loop venture, which combines e-commerce with reusable containers. Indeed, if you poke deeper into developments during the long and winding road that was 2020, it appears more investors are becoming wi...