SPICE BASKET ENGAGES COMMUNITY

Beaulieu, St. George, August 12, 2010 -- Spice Basket, a lifelong dream of the Dolland family and members of the Beaulieu community, is now a reality!  This vision was born after the success of the “Calypsorama” tent during the 1970s, which immediately identified the need for a local cultural entertainment centre.

GRENADA BOARD OF TOURISM TRAINS NATIONAL TAXI ASSOCIATION MEMBERS

St. George’s, August 17, 2010 -- As efforts continue to solidify Grenada’s tourism offerings, the matter of training for taxi drivers remains paramount. Although the Grenada Board of Tourism is not a training institution, it is duty bound to ensure that some level of continuous training is provided so that industry personnel can be more aware of their roles and responsibilities.

GRENADA BOARD OF TOURISM TRAINS BEACH CLEANERS AND TASK FORCE

St. George’s, August 17, 2010 -- Members of the Grand Anse Beach Task Force and those charged with the cleaning of the Grand Anse and Morne Rouge beaches are now more informed about key aspects of Grenada’s tourism industry.

SCHOOL BUS EXPLORATION

St. George, August 17, 2010 -- The Grenada Government is actively pursuing the idea of setting up a transportation system for the nation’s school children. The idea is the current focus of a four-day visit to the island by Mr. Stephen Fletcher, Grenada’s Brussels-based Ambassador to the European Union, and two executives of a Belgium company.  Public Relations Officer at the Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development Wendy Chasteau explains.

NEW REGIONAL BRANDING FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS GIANT, FLOW

St. George’s , August 12, 2010: From August 1, 2010 regional telecommunications provider Flow, will migrate to a regional identity, resulting in each Flow brand in the Caribbean transitioning to a singular look, with the logo’s main colour being Orange.

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FOUNDER OF ST. JOHN'S CHRISTIAN SECONDARY SCHOOL CELEBRATING HIS 90TH BIRTHDAY, AUGUST 30
By Wendel DeRiggs

For many of us, it was the second chance. It was the second, last and most crucial opportunity for us to salvage a secondary education. The prestigious schools like the Grenadian Boys’ Secondary School and St. Joseph’s Convent had their stipulations, one of which was an age limit for entrance. Many of us had passed that age.