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THREE SENIOR PUBLIC OFFICERS APPOINTED TO ACT AS PERMANENT SECRETARIES

ST.GEORGE’S, GRENADA, FEBRUARY 16th, 2010_ Three senior public officers have been appointed to act as Permanent Secretaries as Government seeks to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the management of the public service and the delivery of services to the people.

AN OPEN LETTER TO THE MINISTER OF WORKS

Dear Minister,
As a tourism based economy that also needs to be aware of our own people's well being and comfort, why are we so keen on polluting both our product and our environment?

PROUD GRENADIAN PARENTS OF OLYMPIC HOPEFUL

Phylicia George

St. George, February 15, 2010 -- Canada-based Grenadian parents, Paul and Glenna George, have expressed pride and joy at the growing athletic success of their daughter, who is senior track and field captain at the University of Connecticut (UConn).

Phylicia George, who is also working towards a medical career, is a star athlete who wants to participate in the 2012 Olympics in London, England.
 
Her close-knit family includes mother and father, as well as a brother attending Ryerson University in Toronto and three sisters. One of the three is teaching in South Korea, another is in the United States and the third lives in Canada.

US SOCCER COACH TO RECRUIT IN GRENADA

TENNESSEE, FEBRUARY 16, 2010 – Melvin Belong, Head Men’s soccer coach at Bethel University in the US will be in Grenada on Friday February 19th on a recruiting trip. Coach Belong will be in Grenada on the invitation of the Marlon Glean Soccer Camp.

ST. GEORGE’S AND ST. MARK’S RECORD VICTORIES

ST. GEORGE’S, GRENADA, 15TH FEBRUARY 2010 _ St. George’s and St. Mark’s recorded victories in the latest round of matches in the Grenada Cricket Association Inter-parish Under-19 competition over the weekend.  St. George’s defeated St. Patrick’s by 28 runs and St. Mark’s beat St. John’s by seven wickets.

I.C.S.I.D FINDS THAT CORRUPTION HAS NO PLACE IN ANNULMENT PROCEEDINGS
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By Elizabeth Whitsitt

February 14, 2010 -- American businessman, Jack J. Grynberg, has suffered another setback in his company’s ongoing dispute with Grenada.