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- Prio’s Vintage John Hogan National karaoke Champio...
- CREOLE JAZZ… Soul of Soufriere
- Vige Community STRIDE’s Forward!
- The GEF-IWCAM Project
- ST. LUCIA’S CARIFTA SQUAD
- Corinth and CCSS clash in under -19 cricket today
- 7 for 25thCarifta Swimming Championship in Jamaica
- Women of Word Alive
- WHO’s to BLAME?
- We need the family
- “I” Is For Iconic
- Dr Steven King-An insight
- Cruise Companies say no to us:
- An appreciation to the St Lucia Fire Services Team
- A most unusual, exciting and innovative event
- Born in Fair Helen
- Woman’s Near Brush with Death
- Students encouraged to look to the future
- NEW FISHERIES COMPLEX
- Int’l School Gives Love
- Beausejour Man Shot by Police on Burglary Scene
- YAHWEH’S WORD TO HUMANKIND
- Pure Doctrine: Principles of men against God’s word
- Healing by Spiritual means
- “Faith is the evidence of things not seen” Hebrews...
- Win Your School a $5,000 Sports Makeover from LIME
- The art of Assisting Artisans
- New Putumayo releases
- Get the most out of your time, with LIME
- Digicel celebrates its 7th Birthday with over $70,...
- Debate
- Cable & Wireless Communications unveils new identi...
- Mother Nature’s Recruits
- Gull
- Drought!
- Dreams
- A Tribute to Sixtus Jeanne Charles
- What a Wick: the last 7 days in 19 (20th- 26th Mar...
- Wastewater Treatment Systems: Man’s Constructed We...
- UWI Open Campus promotes dialogue on the Caribbean...
- Tips for Clearing Your Cargo with Ease
- Soufriere Foundation Partners with residents to bu...
- Scenes from the National Science Fair, held from W...
- Saint Lucia Poised for Tourism Growth
- Presentation Brothers Honoured
- Lunch with the Under Treasurer of Lincoln’s Inn, C...
- Invasive Alien Species & Wildlife Trade
- Cleaning up St. Lucia’s River Water - 22nd March 2...
- New Chairman for ECCO
- NDC leads dialogue on exploring new opportunities ...
- Money answereth all things!!!
- Financially Speaking
- Effective Employee Recognition
- CMMB Market Wrap
- CARILEC Partners with International Leader
- Barbados-Based Credit Union Moves Closer to Sealin...
- 2010 Economic Forecast – COMMODITIES
- Remembering Mrs. Dorothy Pilgrim MBE - 1st Anniver...
- Felicia Montoute keeps it all together
- St. Lucia’s Aloysius Henry comes good as TRCC fall...
- SLNCA goes into Cyberspace
- Open Forum A First For SLVA with the Media
- MOTOCROSS THIS WEEKEND
- Karib Cable connects with Carifta Swimmers
- Highest Ranking Shotokan visits St. Lucia
- CCSS in U - 19 Cricket Final
- 16 Year Old Omarie Ferdinand Shocks OECS #1 Albert...
- The ‘RIGHT’ in American politics
- Motherhood versus Fatherhood in Saint Lucia
- Last Night A DJ Saved My Life
- Caribbean Rum in grave danger, urgent government a...
- An Apology
- Arts Alive?
- Word Alive official launch
- WINFRESH And WINERA Conclude Negotiations
- RBC Royal Bank of Canada opens New EC Regional Office
- INCREASING OUR AIRLIFT?
- Icons Honoured
- Teachers Get Education
- Longest living Canadian Dialysis patient visits St...
- Top performance by Kurt Maraj again
- St. Lucia’s Larry Edward takes charge of Windward ...
- RHAC Invitational 10 Years and Growing Strong
- KITE SURFING RETURNS
- Gros Islet Fun Walk
- Dr. Marcus Day still in charge of Swimming
- 90 - 50 Victory for Combined Schools ‘A’
- The Truth
- Tax Back-pay
- Lowering Expectation
- Is there any Holism in Tourism?
- Federal Government supremacy clause challenged
- Finding Capable Representatives
- Plans For St. Jude’s
- Montessori Gives To St. Jude’s
- MOMS FOR ST. JUDE’S
- CCC Levels Darling Road Shed
- LUCELEC CONTINUES TO SUPPORT NATIONAL SCHOOLS SCIE...
- Digicel St. Lucia celebrates its 7th anniversary w...
- CFL praised for its developmental role in agriculture
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5 comments:
That was the old Cox building that was over 150 years. Slowly we are losing everything of our culture and history.
thats a priceless hous .i know the ownwers
Well it's gone now. Time for Chastanet to buy up the property. Probably turn it into a city hotel or something.
I'm disappointed that in none of the reports I have seen (and granted I haven't seen TV) the fact that this was one of the few genuine old buildings left in Castries was mentioned. We really don't care that much about our heritage - It must be well over a year that this place was offered by the owner, to be preserved by whomsoever could/would find a spot for it to be moved to. St. Lucia must be really overcrowded now I guess, that no place could be found
Good to hear that Castries was not burned down a third time. We have open fire all over Castries. I hope we do not wait to late to do something about that.
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