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- Indian smoke signals
- The Justice and Mercy of God
- The Freedom of Shavout (Feast of Weeks, Pentecost)...
- Pure Doctrine - Adultery
- “Faith is the evidence of things not seen” Hebrews...
- Dajjal-The Anti-Christ
- SLCBA Executives
- All out Attack
- UK Bartenders Visit St Lucia
- The house of the future
- Piton Soca Starz Airs on Choice Channel 39
- TOT Seeks Total Takeover
- JUST US KIDS
- Descriptive Essay English By Paul Garraway
- Saint Lucia - METRIC IS HERE!
- Good Manners are Good Business in the Caribbean!
- FirstCaribbean Daily Markets Report
- ECFH Financially Speaking
- Crude Oil Refinery
- Code of Practice for Product Recall goes to the Pu...
- CMMB Market Watch
- Business expansion can help alleviate crime!
- What a Wick: the last 7 days in 19 (22nd-28th May,...
- Venezuelan Institute Says Farewell To Graduates Again
- ´There is no exercise better for the heart than re...
- SLASPA Keeps You In the Know!
- New Banking and Finance Programme at Open Campus
- Castries MP addresses the City’s enhancement
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- Wins for Piaye and Micoud Secondary in low scoring...
- Spencer out - jumps Vlasic!
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- Another Exciting Round of SLNCA Cricket This Weekend
- 2010 OECS Squash Championship a tremendous success
- Periodicity and Community Development in Saint Lucia
- Law and Order
- Jamaica’s business is the Caribbean’s business
- How to pray
- Private Sector Requests Meeting with Government on...
- CARNIVAL IN LIMBO
- Black Bay Lands at Risk?
- FirstCaribbean Daily Markets Report
- Cable & Wireless Communications announces investme...
- U.S. Non-immigrant Visa Fee to Increase on June 4
- The Chairman’s Reserve Country Train in its Final ...
- Piton Soca Starz Kicks Off
- LIME Customer Wins Big in Cable TV Promotion
- Digicel congratulates “My Jazz, My Digicel Winner,...
- SLASPA Appeals to Boating Community to Meet Safety...
- Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards marks World Metrol...
- “Quotable Caribbean”
- UNSURPASSED U-13 GAMES
- Tennis Camp with Taiwanese players Saint Lucia You...
- Pole Vaulter Rick Valcin clears 4.65 metres
- New OECS Netball Champions Crowned
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- Levern Again
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- 24 Goals scored in 2010 Blackheart Warm Up and Pla...
- St. Jude’s Makeshift.....a big surprise
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- Manning bites the dust
- Kiwanis DCM
- IAU Seminar
- Crime….Deeper Than That
- Crime and Passion
- Closing the barn door after the horses have bolted
- Another Meeting on Crime – Will Anything be Achieved?
- $100,000 Credit Card for Civil Servant
- Venue, please?
- “TOTAL DISRESPECT”
- Police News
- Major Plans For Lions Park
- CRIME
- YAHWEH’S WORD TO HUMANKIND
- Reflection on the feast of Corpus Christi
- Real Pre-existence
- Pure Doctrine: The Commandments
- “Faith is the evidence of things not seen” Hebrews...
- Dajjal-The Anti-Christ
- 27th National Baha’i Convention Elects Assembly
- You Have To Create Your Own Space!
- Saint Lucia - METRIC IS HERE!
- Harris Paints hosts International Suppliers Confer...
- ECFH Financially Speaking
- CMMB Market Watch
- 5 keys to Leadership for a Successful Business
- Martha Stewart Weddings Enhance St. Lucia’s Profile
- LIME Treats Moms for their Hard Work!
- LIME and CANA Hooked Up
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- What a Wick: the last 7 days in 19 (15th- 21st)
- The importance of facts
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7 comments:
Build a park for when tourist come into the port they will have something beautiful to look at. So much money to spend on a park for which tourist? Who will want to come to this crime infested country of which its government cannot seem to get a handle on things. Why didn't they spend half of what they intend to spend on the park to stop crime. Frederick and Chastanet can spend the world on beautifying and marketing St. Lucia that will be to no avail because no one will want to come to a crime infested country headed by criminals.
Everything for tourists. What about St. Lucians. What about taking that money and building an arcade where these vendors the City Council is pushing around can rent a a low cost?
Is the park necessary at this time. What about taking the money to hire more police to patrol the streets to ensure the safety of the citizens and visitors.
Amen, #1...why not beautify the surroundings of the Fisheries Complex and remove all those small, beaten up, ugly boats, they can further start with cleaning up all the plastic bottles there as well...imagine the first impression of St Lucia these tourists and others are getting when they just unboard.
Then, the streets of Castries, walkways are traps; smelly, black, dirty and diseased infested uncovered gutters...dont start me, bon!
Vote catching projects, who can they fool this time?
so only tourist can use parks??? You'll lucians stupid well. Politics is all you'll see.
To #1 and #4, I say shut the hell up. It's easier to look down than up.
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