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Victoria Moses, St Vincent and the Grenadines’ newest centenarian believes that the key to reaching the milestone age is for one to take care of themselves. Moses was born in Chateaubelair to Arthur and Maryann Moses (nee Collis) on June 1, 1921. She was the fifth of 10 children; three brothers and six sisters. The centenarian, who has outlived all nine of her siblings, celebrated her 100th birthday on Tuesday with … ....
Opening of the Richmond hydro-electric plant in 1962 Social Share When Vincentians flip an electrical switch in their houses today, it is taken for granted that light will automatically fill the room they are in. Switchboard at the South Rivers power station But in 1931, and for a long time after, families like those that 99-year-old Victoria Moses grew up in had no electrical switches to flip; in many cases, nature provided their light. “Well in those days, there was no electricity. It was kerosene oil that people were using to get light at night. Some people would buy a lamp and up to now, I have a lamp from my parents in those days. You put the kerosene oil in the lamp and you light it with the matches and you get the light at night,” Moses told SEARCHLIGHT this week, just days after the St Electricity Services Limited (VINLEC) commemorated the 90th anniversary of electrification in the country. ....
The coronavirus pandemic hit Native Americans especially hard. But as the spotlight turned to larger communities like the Navajo Nation, the much smaller White Mountain Apache Tribe, in eastern Arizona, quietly battled to save its people. Photos and text by Alberto Mariani/Cronkite News | May 4, 2021 Justin Tafoya, left, a registered nurse and public information officer, talks with Lafe Altaha before a nurse checks his vitals at his home in Whiteriver, Arizona. WHITERIVER – Last year, the community of 15,000 in eastern Arizona was considered a hotspot. By Sept. 1, five months after its first recorded COVID case, the tribe had 2,400 cases and had lost 39 people. Over the next six months, there were 1,500 new cases and just 10 additional deaths. ....