Names like Jezelle Georges, Simone Garnier, Trisha Dennis, Carol Hunte, Alisha Hunte and Oliver Gobat ought to be etched in the minds of all Saint Lucians.
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Jeffrey Henderson Stewart (or simply Jeff, as I knew him) was like me—a Choiseulian, although I didn’t know it when we first met.
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Trinidad Guardian:- Police Commissioner Gary Griffith says he will “lockdown” Tobago so that the nation can be safer. Speaking at the Scarborough Police headquarters during his maiden visit as Police Commission earlier today, Griffith said he will increase the number of patrols, install an emergency number for a quicker response time, ensure greater visibility of security […]
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With Caribbean governments leaking billions from the public purse each year, targeted strategies are needed to cut this waste and spend smarter.
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Trinidad Express:- POLICE believe that car thieves are stealing and “hiding” vehicles in plain sight in east Trinidad. Two cars stolen from Arima and Port of Spain on Thursday were recovered hours later at different locations in the eastern police division. The landscape of that area has “dead zones” where global positioning systems (GPS) fall of […]
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I miss John Compton! I was moping over the old coot’s departure even before his final curtain on September 7, 2007.
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Patch.com:- GUYANESE pilot Khamraj Lall has been convicted for smuggling hundreds of kilos of cocaine in his private plane to South America and for his involvement in money laundering over a number of years. Lall, 51, of Ringwood, smuggled hundreds of kilograms of cocaine from New Jersey and New York to Guyana on his privately-owned jet […]
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Fox News:- A television reporter in southern Minnesota might need a new hat saying “Make Me Employed Again.” James Bunner, a multimedia journalist for NBC affiliate KTTC-TV in Austin, was fired Friday, reportedly for wearing a “Make America Great Again” hat while covering President Trump’s rally in Rochester on Thursday. As the rally got underway, images of Bunner wearing […]
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Saint Lucia police have reported a fatal accident at Grand Ravine, Friday night about 8.30 PM. According to law enforcement officials a young male from Vieux Fort, identified as Devon Francis, was the sole occupant of a vehicle that ran off the road and overturned. Francis was pronounced dead at the Dennery Hospital, it was […]
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(SNO) — The deceased in last night’s motor vehicle accident that occurred in the Grande Ravine-Richfond area of Dennery has been identified as Devon Francis, a labourer of Augier, Vieux Fort. A police official told St. Lucia News Online that Francis, was the driver and lone occupant of a green BMW motor car (registration number ...
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