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- Who will win Digicel’s Back to School LapTop
- Daily Markets Wrap Up
- Windjammer Wins with “Mange Gwanmaman”
- ISSL Graduates hit the Big Wide World
- Grow Well Inc. Completes Successful C.V. Workshop
- Farmers get Business Training
- VIGIE OFFICIALLY RE-NAMED
- Training intensifies for National Players
- They’re Back
- St. Lucia and Jamaica in Finals
- Southern Flying Fish Summer Splash Swim Champs
- SKIF wheels in motion
- R-e-s-p-e-c-t
- Pass them on, Expand the scholarships
- Paint St. Lucia
- Fuel Price Changes
- Backlash From Down Under
- Final Tribute
- Francois Hosts Media
- FAREWELL TO SESENNE
- Soufriere’s own radio station, 88.5 Soufriere FM, ...
- Over 120 winners so far in Super J Back to School ...
- More Scholarships for children of LIME employees
- Chairman’s Ultimate Karaoke Competition, Fourth Week!
- “Whoredom”
- Reincarnation
- Is there nothing in the House?
- “Faith is the evidence of things not seen” Hebrews...
- Saying Goodbye
- MONOPOLY board game tournament here in Saint Lucia
- Dreams by physic Victor
- Scotiabank Holds Mortgage Biltz
- ECFH Financially Speaking
- Daily Market Watch
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- CMMB hosts seminar ‘doing more with less”
- World Domino Championship in St. Lucia 1st -10 oct...
- UNATTENDED FRIENDLY ENCOUNTER
- Top Grades for SKIF St. Lucia
- It’s Knock – out Stage for CFC Youth
- EC Global/Mabouya Valley Football Off to Good Start
- 4 Matches for Belair playing Field this weekend
- When should you make a new will
- What a Wick: the last 7 days in 19 (21st – 27th Au...
- UWI Open Campus, St. Lucia Welcomes New Student Co...
- Surveyors assist St. Jude Hospital Rebuilding
- New Executive elected for the NYC
- International Year of Biodiversity Symposium
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- Expanded and Transformed St. Lucia Campus
- Community leaders were told: Use you knowledge to ...
- Carib Travel did it again, now Wedding Business...
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- 190 benefit from Soufriere Foundation’s scholarshi...
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- Kids Again!
- The Ugly Truth
- Brace Yourself
- Throwing Red Herrings
- Saint Lucia -A Prayerful Nation
- It’s law caricom needs: Not a committee
- Individual greed versus national needs?
- Cooking a “Black” Goose
- An Open Letter to Fellow CARICOM Citizens/National...
- A lurking double dip recession
- What the fuss is all about
- Who Really Pays?
- Man sentenced to 4 years imprisonment for possessi...
- LET’S CELEBRATE SESSENNE
- Calypso to hold General Meeting
- Piton Beer is Calling All Girls
- Lottery Winner Receives Two Major Prizes in Summer...
- Heineken Green Synergy Finals On!
- For starting the new school year with Smiles – LIME
- Another LIME Customer Rewarded
- St. Lucia’s Cocoa Industry on the Rebound
- DECBO launch
- Chamber participates in two workshops
- WLBL Promotes Woulélaba
- St.Lucia to take on Trinidad and Tobago in footbal...
- Gus Logie to coach at 10th Sandals cricket academy
- Time to open our eyes to what we’re seeing in fron...
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- Playing the racial card for political expediency
- Dengue Fever Campaign
- Whither St. Jude’s?
- Sesenne’s Funeral Plans
- Digicel’s Big Brother Big Sister Gives 30 Scholars...
- BOMB SCARE!
- Daily Markets Wrap Up – Friday, August 20th, 2010
- Kiwanis School Book Project Assists Forty Students
- Digicel customer wins a trip to New York at Pinehi...
- Are You Ready For Arthur Day?
- 4th World was a Hit
- “Quotable Caribbean”
- Camp Lajwa 2010-National Council of & for Persons ...
- YOUTH FOOTBALL AT VIGIE
- Tough going for St.Lucia athletes in Singapore
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5 comments:
Truly disappointing. I'm a joker however I find it is truly in poor taste to make such threats. God forbids but if police were to be conducting a search and then something major occurs we would not have the sufficient personnel to meet the needs of this occurence.
Jail the fool, if you find him/her.
What are the authorities doing about this. This has been going on every since 9/11 in 2001. Why are they not getting proper equipments to track/trace these calls. I would hate to think that St. Lucia is so backwards and has no means of obtaining modern technological equipments in the 21st century.
I feel that when the next call comes and it is not a fake call, and lives and properties are lost, then they will think of putting equipment in place, and I'm afraid that it will be too late.
and I will do some research up here in New York to find out what equipments are needed, the cost etc. and will forward it to the police department in St. Lucia. That sh*t has to stop.
has anyone noticed that the other buildings went on with business as usual. Is that the plan that the police has in place, roads were kept open in the waterfront, pedestrian traffic was never controlled in the area, employees were still on the compound at the front of the buildings.
Just imagine if there was an actual bomb and it went off. Debris can still do damage to people and no one knows the size of what may not be a hoax one day
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