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- St. Lucia’s Bartender Gets Bronze Medal Internatio...
- Siotage Fashion House of Advance Models Company gi...
- Menell Shows Love
- LIME Launches Lenovo Netbooks
- LIME and CCTA Donate To Holy Family
- ECFH Turns Eight and Celebrates its Customers
- Thanks For The Memories, Mike
- Joint Communiqué of the Embassies of the Bolivaria...
- I Say Hang Them and High Them High
- Giving up is not an option
- SLYC Prize giving
- Digicel brings cricket to St. Lucia on July 3rd an...
- Blackheart Champions
- “Best I Have Bowled For A Long Time” – Rampaul
- SWINE FLU HITS
- LUCELEC Lunches with Retirees
- Columns will stand!
- Calypso Semifinalists
- Bisee Youth Stabbed to Death
- Dreams
- CRACKHEAD
- Ambassadors ‘Quarters’ Tonight!!
- The Appearing Of The Spirit In The Body
- Faith is the evidence of things not seen”
- Daily life as a Muslim
- 6th of the Sixth Month (Elul), 2072 LEADERSHIP
- When life hands her lemons . . .
- US$10,000/everyday: last stop to Heaven
- Sagicor: Sixth Annual Meeting of Shareholders
- FirstCaribbean Daily Markets Report
- Ensuring a Financially Safe Holiday
- Crime and the Consumer-Part2
- CMMB Market WRAP
- Think beyond Crisis, ECFH Head Urges Business Sector
- The rights and duties of partners
- SLASPA – Enriching its Workforce
- Saint Lucia National Trust Southern Membership Gro...
- Quality Education: a medium for Change
- Piton Beer Supports St. Lucia Carnival 2009
- Life
- ECFH Renews Commitment to CARE
- Digicel Sponsors Vieux Fort Carnival And St. Lucia...
- Digicel Gives Away The First Of 50 Golden Tickets
- Cricket Fans In With A Chance To Win US$10,000 Cas...
- Carenage Art Gallery Opens
- Archaeological Lecture
- Anatomy Of A UWI Survivor
- 8 Win Big in LIME Blackout Friday
- Strange Facts
- Carnival Schedule Changes
- Women Twenty20 Inter District Cricket starts today
- Windies Cricket comes to Karib Cable Channel 82
- OECS Cyclists to Pedal 114 Kilometres on Sunday
- ECFH Shows Support for Local and Regional Cycling
- BLACKHEART FINALS
- BeachVolleyballers head to Jamaica
- Athletes Action Enjoy Mixed Fortune in Volleyball ...
- 16th Squash Open on Monday June 29th
- Police Destroy Marijuana Plantation in the South
- DEAD AT 50
- Australia to strengthen ties with St. Lucia
- “Yes we can,” says June Harkness of the Internatio...
- Treating the System . . .
- Resident vehicle passes
- Registration of Architects in Denial
- Rebellious Caribbean Youth!
- Politicians are In a League of Their Own
- Pay now, prime minister
- Nab Them Now!
- Justice is Served
- Ending violent crime with the stroke of a pen
- Disclose costs and contract details
- Caricom leaders must move the Region forward or pa...
- 1000 Words
- LUCELEC Ventures Into Hedging
- South Tent Beyond Quarters
- FirstCaribbean Daily Markets Report
- 19 To Get Groovy With Herb Black
- Warning about U.S. Diversity Immigrant Visa Fraud
- The RSL Calypso Ban
- LIAT ticket taxes again
- Saint Lucia and the CSME
- Strong Team for OECS Cycling Championship
- Low Key Championship
- Local Boxing President Disappointed
- Castries Youth Football in Good Hands
- 2009 Blackheart difficult to Predict
- SLP says put police, not politicians in charge of ...
- Police Vehicle Stolen, SPC Suspended
- Police News
- More loyal customers are rewarded with $1000 cash ...
- Men Released in Connection with Anse-La-Raye Shooting
- Calypsos Banned
- Pageant Beauties Tour LPC
- Groovy Soca Monarch Second & Final Preliminary
- Budding Environmentalists
- Take Back the Schools
- Fitness a must for Local Referees
- Blackheart Wide Open
- 94 Boys Successfully Complete SSFFP
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4 comments:
It probably was Senator Chastanet given his record of service. His likes is an Endangered Species.
Lord have mercy! Even on this, the SLP cronies are at it again. Go ahead, entertain us Elva.
first there was air jamaica putting more flights into st. lucia. then there was american airlines being paid to fly to st. lucia. this was followed by air jamaica canceling flights to st. lucia. later we learned that american airlines would decrease flights to st. lucia. what next....is it all about tourism, what about the student who has to pay 2000 for a ticket to fly to jamaica, or worst yet it forced to travel through vigie with one piece of luggage, having to pay 95 U.S. for a second piece. its incredible how a trip from st. lucia to jamaica can be more expensive than st. lucia to the U.S.A. so much for CSME huh!!! whats the deal with jet blue and who stands to benefit most??? i would really like to know!!!
Irrespective of whose idea it was the fact that Jet Blue will be flying into St. Lucia is excellent news.
The question will be if we can convince sufficient Americans to make use of this great opportubity to visit beautiful St. Lucia.
Apparently we will be having quite a bit of cruise tourists this season (2009/10). So maybe if we play our cards right we can ride out this recession better than most.
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