WORK COMMENCES ON BIRCHGROVE ROAD

St George’s, May 13, 2009:  Work has commenced on the Birchgrove Road and will continue for a period of one month to make the area safe for vehicular traffic once again. The road was closed due to the collapse of a culvert, making the road unsafe to travel.

SIMMONS DONATES COMPUTERS

St. George’s, May 13, 2009, (GIS) – The Grenada government is committed to the development of the nation’s youth and will provide them with the opportunity and support necessary, says MP Hon. Patrick Simmons.

LIAT RESPONDS TO QUESTIONS ABOUT HIGH FARES

ST. JOHNS, Antigua, May 13, 2009 -- Regional airline LIAT on Wednesday moved to clear the air about its current airfares in response to recent queries in the media.

COMMON FISHERIES POLICY COULD BE READY BY FEBRUARY 2010

Georgetown, May 13, 2009 -- The Caribbean Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) could be finalized and ready to sign into effect by February next year if an ambitious road map set out yesterday (May 12, 2009) at the First Special Meeting of the Ministerial Council of the Caribbean Regional Fisheries Mechanism (CRFM) is adhered to by its Member States.

NOT MANY LEADERS COULD FACE REALITY, AND SAY IT LIKE IT IS
BRAVO, PM INGRAHAM
Nassau Guardian

Nassau, May 12, 2009 -- In a candid speech to a group of senior officers of the Department of Immigration yesterday, Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham called for an end to corruption and a lackadaisical, offensive attitude among some officers.

SWINE FLU REACHES THE CARIBBEAN
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GRENADA HOSTS REGIONAL MEDIA CONFERENCE
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