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Joanne Clark

Joanne Clark

Verified

Writer, Caribbean National Weekly

Florida

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Agriculture , Environment, Organics, Farming, food sustainability

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Not in a vaunted position to be so picky just yet.

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Total articles 1914

  • Bahamas opens Domestic Violence Unit within police force

    By Joanne Clark Verified| Caribbean National Weekly Verified In a powerful address marking the launch of the Royal Bahamas Police Force’s new Domestic Violence Unit, Prime Minister Philip Davis pledged a renewed national commitment to support survivors and transform how the country responds to abuse. “Today, we take a step forward—not a fix, not a finish line, but a real step—in saying to the people who are hurting: we’re here, and we’re doing something about it,” Prime Minister Davis said at the unit’s opening ceremony.

    By Joanne Clark Verified · Caribbean National Weekly

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • IRS extends tax deadline to May 1, 2025 for all Florida residents

    By Joanne Clark Verified| Caribbean National Weekly Verified As Floridians mark the traditional tax deadline of April 15, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced a major extension for residents and businesses across the state still recovering from Hurricane Milton. The IRS has pushed the federal filing and payment deadline to May 1, 2025, offering relief to those impacted by last October’s storm.

    By Joanne Clark Verified · Caribbean National Weekly

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Bahamas opens Domestic Violence Unit within police force

    By Joanne Clark Verified| Caribbean National Weekly Verified In a powerful address marking the launch of the Royal Bahamas Police Force’s new Domestic Violence Unit, Prime Minister Philip Davis pledged a renewed national commitment to support survivors and transform how the country responds to abuse. “Today, we take a step forward—not a fix, not a finish line, but a real step—in saying to the people who are hurting: we’re here, and we’re doing something about it,” Prime Minister Davis said at the unit’s opening ceremony.

    By Joanne Clark Verified · Caribbean National Weekly

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Caribbean National Weekly

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