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GPC looks to stay viable as U.S. Postal Service plans job cuts
St. George’s, August 26, 2011 – Minister of Works and Public Utilities, Hon. Joseph Gilbert, has commended the management of the Grenada Postal Corporation (GPC) for its leadership of the company, including the introduction of new initiatives to keep the corporation viable.
Dr. Keith Mitchell Received Cordial Welcome at US Department of State in Washington, DC
St. George’s, Grenada August 23rd 2011: Continuing on his North American tour, Dr Mitchell arrived in Washington, DC on August 17, after a highly successful meeting with Grenadian and Caribbean nationals in Miami. The primary purpose for his return to the US Capital was a meeting with officials of the Bureau […]
Fans enjoy Carenage performance of Lucozade King of the Road
Scores of Grenadian soca and steelband fans packed a section of the Carenage roadway on Sunday for an evening of entertainment headlined by Lavaman, the Lucozade King of the Road.
Resolutions and assessment at NDC Constituency Branch retreat
St. George’s, August 23, 2011 – Works Minister and MP for St. Patrick West, the Hon. Joseph Gilbert, has once again been reassured that he has the full backing of members of his constituency.
Reaction to Jack Layton’s death: ‘Canadian hearts are breaking’
Toronto Star Toronto, August 22, 2011 – Canada became a nation in mourning Monday at news of the death of Opposition Leader Jack Layton.
Cultural and sporting icons celebrated at Carenage event
St. George’s, August 22, 2011 – Patrons who attended a cultural event on the Carenage last Sunday are calling for it to be made an annual post-carnival celebration. Organizers say they will consider the recommendation.
“Brilliant’’ TAMCC student to be recognized by MP
St. George’s, August 21, 2011 – The Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations (CAPE) is regarded as the toughest regionally administered students’ test. To succeed at CAPE and to pass at multiple subjects are an enormous achievement.
Former Grenadian P M Keith Mitchell; a guest at the first ever T & T Emancipation Day Celebration in Miami
Tuesday August 16, 2011 – Ft. Lauderdale Florida: Former Grenadian Prime Minister and Leader of her Majesty’s Opposition Dr. The Honorable Keith Mitchell, while visiting Florida as part of his overseas tour to major cities in London and North America, was a guest at the first ever Trinidad & Tobago […]
Free concert with Lavaman, Harps moved to Sunday on Carenage
St. George’s, August 20, 2011 – Grenadians are being given another chance to see some of the nation’s top artistes in concert for free. Heavy showers on Saturday afternoon forced the postponement of Lavaman’s “Fan Appreciation Show’’ and the Carenage community’s “Starring Krooks in Concert’’ double event, which was scheduled […]
P.M. HON. TILLMAN THOMAS MAKES SIGNIFICANT INTERVENTIONS AT CARICOM-SICA SUMMIT III
ST. GEORGE’s, GRENADA; AUGUST 19, 2011 − At the Third CARICOM-SICA Summit concluded in El Salvador today, PM Tillman Thomas made significant interventions to promote awareness of, adequate responses and adaptation to climate change issues affecting the two sub-regions, as well as addressing regional security concerns. Addressing the Summit, PM […]
Spicemas: Character, Class, Jab Jab, Controversy & More
By Lincoln Depradine St. George’s, August 18, 2011 – Spicemas organizers are standing firm on this year’s theme which sparked debate among Grenadians at home and abroad.
Immortalizing Aunty Tek’s Name
St. George’s, August 18, 2011 (GIS) – Several new features are being added to this year’s Ministry of Culture Spice Word Festival. They’ll include the hosting of three workshops: one on publishing; another for writers of children’s work; and a third on creative writing.
PREOGRESS ON THE BELAIR-BELVEDERRE ROAD
Hillsborough, Carriacou, August 17, 2011- Another road infrastructural project with which Senator George Prime is satisfied is in the Belair-Belvederre area.
WORK QUICKLY PROGRESSING ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE HARVEY VALE BACK ROAD
Hillsborough, Carriacou, August 17, 2011- The construction of the 650-feet Harvey Vale back road is in the final stage of completion.
