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10/07/08

NYC ON TOUR

The ST. LUCIA NATIONAL YOUTH CHOIR begins its season of summer concerts this coming weekend with a performance at the St Lucia School of Music on Saturday evening and a performance in Anse La Raye on Sunday. The choir’s 2008 summer concert is entitled “MANY VOICES, ONE SONG – A Rainbow of Choral Style”

P.M. Calls on LUCELEC for Concessions

Prime Minister Stephenson King has called on St. Lucia’s sole electricity company (LUCELEC) to assist consumers by giving them concessions. “I believe that this time LUCELEC must come forward and give some concessions, particularly under the legislation which guarantees them a profit regardless. So I am saying there is need for us to look at the law,

British Girl Testifies In Murder Trial

Unusually there was a heavy police presence on Monday for the trial of a man accused of murdering a Trinidadian body guard in July 2006 which began before presiding High Court Judge Kenneth Benjamin. The alleged fatal shooting is said to have taken place on the road near Sandy Beach Vieux Fort. The main witness in the case, a British woman began by testifying,

Dream Job realized

Most of you may have seen the romantic comedy movie ‘The Wedding Planner’ starring Matthew Mc Conaughey and Jennifer Lopez released in 2001. The movie is about a hired wedding planner that ends up falling in love with the intended groom. While the movie gives some insight into some of the duties of a wedding planner, for Miss Digicel this movie ignited the keys,

Interconnection Regulations For Review

The revision of interconnection regulations will be among the major issues for discussion when the Board of Directors of the Eastern Telecommunications Authority (ECTEL) meets in Saint Lucia on Thursday July 10th 2008. The Board will discuss the draft regulations prior to submission to the ECTEL Council of Ministers for final approval later this month.

New banana company undertakes fact finding mission

The Banana Production Management Unit (BPMU) is at present focusing on formulating a data base, containing information on pertinent industry facts. This includes the number of persons currently planting bananas for sale and the total acreage still under production. Gregory Avril, Programme Manager of the BPMU, which replaces the Banana Emergency Recovery Unit,

Forensic Report on Road Works Laid Before Parliament

A report, parts of which were leaked to the media last month and which seeks to take to task the former administration of Dr. Kenny Anthony, has finally been laid before Parliament. The forensic report or Special Audit Report, as it is called, charged the former administration of gross mismanagement, major incompetence and over expenditure,


 

   
 
     
 

 
 

 
 
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