FROM POLICE OFFICER TO EDUCATOR
Michael Bascombe

Assistant Principal, Adrian Peters

DALLAS, Texas, August 27, 2010: A young Grenadian has embarked on an educational journey and in the process accomplished many feats.

Adrian Peters, a former police officer, left Grenada in January 2004 to complete a first degree in Foreign Languages at Midwestern State University (MSU) in the United States and, six years later, he is about to start the journey towards a doctoral degree.

Peters began studies at the University of Ciego de Avila and then the University of Havana, Cuba in Interpretation and Translation in 1999 and then moved to MSU in January 2004 to complete a Bachelor Degree in Foreign Languages, majoring in Spanish and French. He graduated with honours one year later.

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CARIBBEAN SATELLITE DISASTER PROJECT

ST. GEORGE’S, 08/27/10 - A project capable of helping Grenada and the rest of the region to better use satellite products more effectively in disaster management is underway.

OPPOSITION LEADER TO MEET WITH DIASPORA IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA

Dr. Keith Mitchell

St. George, August 27, 2010: Leader of Her Majesty’s Opposition, The Hon. Dr. Keith C. Mitchell, left the island on Wednesday August 25, 2010 to visit the United States and Canada for a series of meetings with the Diaspora community.

Doctor Mitchell is expected to update Grenadians and friends of Grenada residing in those communities on the present situation in Grenada under the Tillman Thomas administration. He will also provide information to them relating to the hardships presently encountered by the people of the Grenada.

There will also be a number of fundraising activities which will be held in honor of the Opposition Leader.

MATERIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS

 

St. George’s, August 27, 2010 – Dozens of teenagers heading to secondary school in September have been given material assistance from Hon. Peter David and members of his Town of St. George constituency.

GRENADA TO IMPORT BANANAS FROM ST. VINCENT

ST GEORGE’S, Grenada, CMC, August 24, 2010 – Grenada has resumed the importation of bananas from neighbouring St. Vincent and the Grenadines after a prolonged drought season seriously affected banana cultivation, officials said.

OPPOSITION LEADER, DR. HON. KEITH MITCHELL
ADDRESSES THE NATION
August 26, 2010
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