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Government help for merchants of the Grenville Vendors’ Market fire |
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The Grenada Government is to expected provide cash grants, soft loans and other tax concessions amounting to about $540,000 to business people who lost merchandise in the fire that destroyed the Grenville Vendors’ Market on June 27.
The package of assistance, which has been discussed by Cabinet, followed the report of a specially appointed Taskforce that included Youth Empowerment and Sports Minister, Patrick Simmons; Social Development Minister Sylvester Quarless; and Senator Glen Noel, Minister of State in the Ministry of Housing, Lands and Community Development.
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CELEBRATIONS CONTINUE: FROM THE CARENAGE |
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St. George’s, April 25, 2010 – Back-to-back days of activities celebrating the 300thanniversary of the Town of St. George are continuing today, Sunday, April 25, with a special breakfast marking the occasion hosted this morning in Mt. Moritz. The day is being rounded off with a culture and entertainment into the evening in the Four Roads/Grenville Street area of the city.
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Grenada and Trinidad sign maritime treaty |
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Port of Spain, April 21, 2010 – The leaders of Grenada and the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago have hailed the signing of a maritime treaty between the two countries as symbolic of their historical bonds of friendship.
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Members of the National Democratic Congress have made changes to two key positions on the executive of the party. They have elected Bernard Isaac as the NDC’s new Treasurer and Vincent Roberts as the new Public Relations Officer.
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Using the Melville Street Basketball Court |
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One of the men responsible for negotiating an arrangement with the Royal Grenada Police Force (RGPF) for use of the Melville Street Basketball Court is expressing frustration that the police are not fully living up to the deal.
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