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Government of Anguilla Nominates Sombrero Island as Anguilla’s First Ramsar Site
Scenes on Sombrero Island In March 2014, the Anguilla National Trust (ANT), supported by the Government of Anguilla (through the Department of Fisheries and Marine Resources and the Department of...
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PROSTATE CANCER BILLBOARD UNVEILED
A billboard about prostate cancer, erected along the Queen Elizabeth Avenue, was unveiled on Monday 21st August, 2015. In accordance with prostate cancer awareness month, September, the billboard...
View ArticlePOSITIVE LIVING: WATCH OUT FOR DREAM KILLERS!
Do you have a dream that has created a burning desire in your heart and which will not let you rest? Do you feel that God-given inspiration in your heart and mind to work towards a specific goal...
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Opening of Law Year 2015-2016 CRIMINAL CASES IN ANGUILLA COMMENCING OCTOBER 6...
Judicial officials, Lawyers and Government officials With the opening of Law Year 2015-2016 by the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court, in its nine jurisdictions, including Anguilla, the Court is to...
View ArticleAsk Your Doctor: SCHIZOPHRENIA
Schizophrenia is one of the most common mental health disorders affecting individuals in Anguilla. Unfortunately, for those affected, there is much stigma and discrimination which can be avoided...
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POLICE BEAR BODY OF “MAYOR OF ISLAND HARBOUR” “Child Of The Revolution” Laid...
The Late Karle T. Smith It came just short of a national funeral for Karle T. Smith, 56, whose Service of Thanksgiving was held at the Seventh-day Adventist Church on Sunday, September 20,...
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TRANSFORMATIONAL WEEK 2015 COMES TO A CLOSE
Anguilla’s International Marketing Represenatives The Anguilla Tourist Board (ATB) concluded its first ever Transformational Change Week with a meeting of most stakeholders on Friday 18th 2015....
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TEACHER ELTIMA RICHARDSON RETIRES
After 31 years Mrs Eltima Richardson, a long serving Preschool Teacher, has retired from active duty. Teacher Eltima began her teaching career at the Woodbine Preschool in 1984 under the leadership...
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INDUSTRY PARTNERS STILL CRAVE THOMPSON’S HELP
Mr. Fred Thompson (left) receiving award Retiring General Manager of Carimar Beach Club at Meads Bay, Anguilla, Mr. Fred Thompson, has been the recipient of many accolades from industry partners for...
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AG TELLS ABOUT LAW REVISION, CONSOLIDATION IN ANGUILLA
Mr. Rupert Jones The Attorney General in Anguilla, Mr. Rupert Jones, has given an address in which he informed the High Court and members of the public about the Revision and Consolidation of Laws...
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CCB, NBA SPOKESMEN EXPRESS CONCERNS TO MEDIA HOUSES
L-R: Mr. Kennedy Hodge, Mr. Leslie Richardson and Mr. Elkin Richardson With October, the Financial Month of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, just around the corner, some persons are reportedly...
View ArticlePAY ATTENTION TO YOUR HEALTH
When you attend funeral after funeral of persons whom, by virtue of their age, you never thought would precede you in death, it brings you face to face with the reality that our lives could end at...
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HOUSE VOTES FOR THREE COMMITTEES Commits Four Bills To Public Consultation
When the Fourth Meeting of the First Session of the Eleventh Anguilla House of Assembly convened on Tuesday, September 22, the Speaker, Mr. Leroy Rogers, called for the setting up three Committees....
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TOWARDS A MODERN HOSPITAL FOR ANGUILLA
The design for a modern and state-of-the-art hospital is not yet on the drawing board. But the Government of Anguilla, through the Ministry of Health and Social Development, and in consultation...
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ATHLETES SHARA PROCTOR AND ZHARNEL HUGHES CELEBRATED AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Zharnel Hughes receiving plaque The continued successes of Anguilla’s world championship athletes, Shara Proctor (Long Jumper), and Zharnel Hughes (Sprinter), were celebrated at a special welcome...
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VECTOR AWARENESS MONTH BEING OBSERVED IN ANGUILLA
Vector Control Team and members of PAHO The sixteenth annual vector awareness open day was held at the Environmental Health Unit grounds on Thursday, 1st October 2015. This year’s theme was...
View ArticleCM BANKS TELLS UN TEAM ABOUT ANGUILLA’S CONCERNS
Anguilla’s Chief Minister and Minister of Finance, Economic Development and Tourism, Mr. Victor Banks, took the opportunity of a consultative workshop on Monday, this week, to tell a UN delegation...
View ArticleLETTERS TO THE EDITOR
THE TRAFFIC Dear Sir: Driving up towards the hill from Sandy Ground at about 6:00 pm on Monday 28th Sept., my friend and I realized traffic was moving very slowly. There were four cyclists going up...
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TRAFFIC IN ANGUILLA NEEDS MORE CONTROLS Dear Sir: Your editorial on “Handling Traffic Jams in Anguilla” in last week’s edition of The Anguillian made me think that we really need to handle traffic...
View ArticleUnity Now Our Only Hope
The following is the text of a radio broadcast delivered by Mr. Sutcliffe Hodge, Leader of the DOVE Party, and sent to The Anguillian for publication: The last five months in Anguilla have been one...
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