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A 44-year-old man fell back into old habits which he had given up for more than a decade and found himself facing a court this week for stealing from his employer. Kish Prince apparently knew his victim, Adolphus Adams of Campden Park very well. Adams had employed him as a labourer at his place in Lowmans Bay. Adams has a storeroom in his business place where he keeps equipment and … ....
Evidence of the illegal slaughtering of an endangered sea turtle was found on a beach on the Leeward side of the island recently. The find was made by one of the monitors recording data for the St Vincent and the Grenadines’ Environment Fund’s (SVGEF) Leeward and South Coast Sea Turtle Monitoring Program. The monitors are looking for nests of the Green Turtle, and Leatherback turtles which are endangered, and the … ....
An elderly man who stole five bags of pigtail from Coreas Distribution Limited was lucky to avoid jail time yesterday, September 8. Elias Lawrence of Questelles was charged that on September 7, at Lower Bay Street he stole five bags of pigtail equivalent to 3.42 lbs valued at $38.13 from Coreas Distribution Food Market at Lower Bay Street, Kingstown. When the defendant appeared in the Serious Offences Court on September … ....
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Three Vincentians have been honoured for their contribution to culture. Ann Jones, Cecil “Blazer” Williams and David “Darkie” Williams were recognized last Friday for their work in culture and the creative arts. The awards were presented at a rally at Heritage Square to mark the beginning of activities for Emancipation month. [caption id="attachment 161630" align="aligncenter" width="1000"] Ann Jones (right) receiving her award from Minister of Education Curtis King. (photo credit - … ....