St. George’s, February 16, 2011 – The Ministry of Culture has described as “mischievous’’ claims that government did not meet certain unspecified “obligations’’ to facilitate the participation of Otis in the 2011 International Power Soca Competition in Trinidad and Tobago.
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Lima Calbio to Represent Trinidad and Tobago at the 2011 Seychelles Carnaval International de Victoria
AGSelectPR, PORT OF SPAIN, Wednesday, February 16th 2011: After a 40 year hiatus since the 1972 debut of carnival in Seychelles, the festivities have returned and Trinidad Soca darling Lima Calbio will be in the midst of the celebrations; waving the red, white, and black. Carnaval International de Victoria, under […]
Simple ways to cut your food costs
What’s for dinner? For many families can be extremely expensive. The reason – we often don’t have time to think about preparing dinner until its actually time for dinner. With busy work hours, activities for children and other fees that must be filled out, we just do not have the time […]
Launch of SPOD’s Tillman Thomas Basketball Competition Draws Large Crowd
Rose Hill, St. Patrick; Sun., Feb. 13, 2011 — The Tillman Thomas Basketball Competition got off to a well-attended start last night at the Rose Hill Basketball Court. Over five hundred persons were present at the launch of the tournament at the recently opened facility in St. Patrick on Sunday […]
GROUND BREAKING MEDICAL OPERATION AT GENERAL HOSPITAL
ST. GEORGE’S, GRENADA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2011: Medical history was made in Grenada on Thursday, February 10. The country became the first of the Windward Islands to ever undertake a total Knee Replacement Surgery on its soil. The surgery was done at the General Hospital in St. George’s by a […]
New York Connection with Harold Pysadee Feb 12, 2011
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More carnival, cultural collaboration urged
By Lincoln Depradine St. George’s, February 11, 2011 – Cultural enthusiasts, including Senator Arley Gill, are encouraging greater collaborative efforts to help further develop the carnivals of Grenada and Carriacou.
RORC Caribbean 600 Race 2011: Starts Antigua: 21 February
Now in its third year, the RORC Caribbean 600 has attracted competitors from all over the world and has established itself as one of the ‘must do’ offshore yacht races of the international racing calendar. One of the main reasons for its popularity is the fantastic sailing conditions as well […]
Gouyave Steel band on exchange program for Trinidad
Click here to learn how to fix your pc Gouyave, St. John, 11th February 2011, Nine (9) members of Pan Ossia Steel Orchestra of Gouyave, St. John will depart the Spice Isle on Saturday 12th February at 1.15 pm for Trinidad, where members will team up with Clico Sforzata Steel […]
Free Health Fair at Foodland Lagoon Road Receives Record Turnout from the Public!
On Independence Saturday, Foodland Lagoon Road saw a tremendous outpouring of over two hundred (200) health-concerned patrons who attended a Free Health Fair made possible through the collaborative efforts between the Humanitarian Services Organization (HSO) of St. George’s University (SGU) and Foodland Supermarkets along with Grenada Optical Laboratories, Island Dental […]
EARLY COMPLETION EXPECTED AT TWO CHINESE HOUSING PROJECT SITES
ST. GEORGE, GRENADA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH, 2010_ Government officials say the Chinese Housing Project, originally scheduled for completion by October 2011, may be finished much earlier.
Tobago Carnival Regatta… Breaking down boundaries in 2011
POS, Trinidad (Sonique Solutions) –Fans of water based sports have been buzzing with excitement about the 2011 edition of the Caribbean’s most revolutionary regatta. Pigeon Point Tobago will once again feel the pulsating energy as the youngest, fastest and most radical Tobago Carnival Regatta returns to ignite the sister isle […]
The road to independence what lessons have we learnt
Today February 7th 2011 marks the 37th anniversary of our Political Independence – a vision of the late ex-Prime Minister Sir Eric Matthew Gairy, who ruled this country for 27 years and is now described and accepted as the Father of Our Independence.
CCC beat Windwards in 3 days
Bridgetown, Barbados, February 6 – Combined Campuses & Colleges (CCC) beat the Windward Islands by 33 runs on the third day of their first round regional Headley/Weekes first-class match against at the 3Ws Oval here today.
Windwards 97 for 4
Bridgetown, Barbados, February 6 – The Windward Islands, chasing 179 to win, were 97 for four off 33 overs – half-an-hour after lunch on the third day of their first round regional Headley/Weekes first-class match against Combined Campuses & Colleges (CCC) at the 3Ws Oval here today.
