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- UI Cricket Heats Up on Monday
- Super J Northern United collects $10,000.00 to pre...
- SLNCA Says, ‘Thank You St. Lucia’
- SLFA 2012 Kicks - Off With Two Competitions
- SLCA 50km Road Race On Sunday
- SIR VIV’S CHARITY GOLF
- Chesters win big in Valley Cricket
- Sounds Peculiar?
- Where are businesses in Caribbean business?
- Too much of this and too little of that
- Saint Lucia – Where the fun never stops!
- Parliamentary Reform and Participatory Democracy
- Morne Sion Tragedy Monument Design
- Experience & Maturity Dictate Success
- DARREN SAMMY… Long distance; lonely road…
- An old issue revisited -Water Sector Reform - PART 11
- The Constituency Councils Bill
- Total Recall?
- NEW ST. LUCIA-BASED AIRLINE
- Man Dies after Stabbing
- LUCELEC and Monroe College Support Science
- Daily Markets Wrap Up
- “World Water Forum in Marseille - Review
- St. Lucia strengthens cooperation with FAO
- Local Media Receives Training
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- Govt to Re-Examine Subsidy on Flour, Sugar, Rice
- WIPA Chief Resigns
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- Tennis; Jean Philippe Murray To Play Caribbean Tou...
- SECONDARY SCHOOL SHOWDOWN
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- Government commends stakeholders, fans, Johnson Ch...
- ARC 2012 Now Full
- 7 for 27th CSC in the Bahamas
- Opportunities to study abroad
- Earth Hour at Serenity Park
- Dale Carnegie Training
- Closure of West Coast Road
- 2012 National Carnival queen show
- 1000 Words
- Small Blessings
- TAX FILING DEADLINE
- PM and Minister for Agriculture meet V-Fort Fishers
- Library Services Preps For Library Week
- Constituency Councils Bill gets the Nod
- “Self-determination is the right path for the Falk...
- Rise (St. Lucia) Inc. recognizes the donated healt...
- “REDjet Scenario Unfortunate”: Theophilus
- Fish” Tells “Man Story”
- Elderly Persons Among The Abused
- Claudius Wins ‘Word’!
- The Rooster Select 2012 Men’s Basketball Tournament
- EASTER TENNIS TOURNAMENT
- The St. Lucia Association Of Professional Photogra...
- “The 2013 Taiwan Fellowship starts now!”
- Preserve water, preserve life
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- New drivers giving Gros Islet drivers a bad name
- Make It Happen, Cap’n
- 1000 Words
- THE UN SECRETARY-GENERAL -- MESSAGE
- TOP SNUBA AWARD
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- $1,800,000 Loan for ECERA Project
- The Quickening Spirit
- The Fort is betrayed
- The Final battle
- Lies, Liars, Deception, Deceivers, Falsehood
- Faith: “The evidence of things not seen” Hebrews 11:1
- You will be missed, Claudia!!
- Wsèpé Pou Ayiti Projèk
- Women in Calypso Honoured
- Joshua Redman Bio
- Jako Productions Launches New Artiste: Nickler Dor...
- Dreams
- UWI Launches the Patricia Ismond Scholarship Fund
- Three Customers To Do The Coin Toss At The Digicel...
- Lincoln’s Inn Caribbean Alumni Association launche...
- LIME Customer Wins Samsung Galaxy S in March Madness
- LIME Powers up with Green Energy
- Guinness Celebrates St. Patrick’s Day!
- Digicel Welcomes The West Indies And Austrialian T...
- Digicel Celebrates 9 Great Years!
- CIBC First Caribbean Contributes to Transit Home
- Taxpayers’ Charter
- St. Lucia’s Governor General: “We cannot afford to...
- “St. Lucia Youth Business Trust holds an Introduct...
- Registry of Companies & Intellectual Property
- Minister Appoints DCA Board
- Making standards work in tourism
- Geely Signs Technology Transfer Deal with Volvo Cars
- Free Job Training!
- First Citizens Market Watch
- Entering the Workforce
- Daily Markets Wrap Up – Wednesday, March 21st, 2012
- Country Program Framework
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8 comments:
Where is Emma to fix this problem?
the problem isn't Emma!!
The problem is the retarded people living & doing business there.
St. Lucians have not yet fully evolved.
evolution has by-passed some!
Get brains people!!
No.1, you are delusional!
Emma is right here in St Lucia doing what she was voted in to do - to give us proper, respectful, civil and lawful representation. In Gros Islet, at least in Cas-en-bas, the gabbage collection trucks comes twice a week - Mondays and Thursdays.
Whoever is responsible for this eye-sore should be held accountable - not Emma. But I guess the yellow jointis (spelling?) in your eyes is prevention your from seeing any other shades but yellow!!
Emma don't even know if she is coming or going!
The Rodney Bay area has already been called a rat infested area; just read the comments on TripAdvisor.
Very well written article and very relevant considering the tourist from Canada's letter in the same edition of the newspaper.
As a business owner in Rodney Bay we were concerned about the garbage and called Gros Islet council to ask for it to be collected. We were told that because it was put there by a commercial enterprise they would not/could not arrange collection. So we paid our garbage collector to take it away.
There are many responsible business owners in Rodney Bay, and elsewhere, that do pay for garbage collection, pest control and adhere to health and safety regulations. It only takes one person to not give a damn and all that is negated.
So, who is responsible? Well we all are, naturally! The dumping of garbage should be taken seriously by each and every one of us every day. Otherwise our beautiful island will slide into decline
NO STANDARDS that is what we lack as a ppl not just in st lucia but the english speaking islands.. u think u could go on the strip in las vegas and see garbage on the roadside, or below the eiffel tower,hamilton city of bermuda & see garbage, or closer to home in curacao city .. the 2 islands mentioned above are the epitamy of island living esp from a tourist perspective u go there and not a scrap of paper, No wonder tourist flock there..WHAT ABOUT THE GREAT SINGAPORE- garbage is the least thing to worry about .. but poor rodney bay dont have the wherewithall to stop illegal dumping of garbage in the heart of its nitelife .. NO STANDARDS ..
Has Gros Isle turned into a Rodent City?
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