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A WORLD CLASS BEACH IN ANGUILLA →

Tourist numbers building up at Shoal Bay Beach, one of Anguilla’s world class beaches
 

Shoal Bay Beach, on the north coast of Anguilla, is one of the island’s thirty-plus beaches which regularly attract many visitors particularly around this time during the tourist season.

 
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Helping Our Tourists To Visit Us →

 

One of the drawbacks to travel to the Caribbean, and particularly small islands like Anguilla, is what appears to be a growing problem of access.

 
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POLICE VOW TO CATCH THIEVES Appeal For Public Assistance As Crimes Continue →

Detective Inspector Sinclair, Deputy Commissioner Illidge Richardson and Acting Inspector Emris Rogers
 

Police in Anguilla vowed on Wednesday this week to catch the burglars and thieves who are targeting various business and residential places on the island and making off with their ill-gotten means at the expense and worry of victims.

 
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Anguillians Urged To Seek Mediation Than Litigation →

Mr. Francis Compton
 

“If you have a matter in dispute, speak to your lawyer about mediation before you speak about litigation (going to court)”. The advice has come from the St. Lucia-based Regional Mediation Coordinator, Francis Compton, who was in Anguilla this week conducting a workshop for twelve Anguillian Mediators appointed by the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court.

 
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First Annual Anguilla National Table Tennis Successful →

Game in progress
 

The 1st Anguilla National Table Tennis Championship was held on Saturday 15th November 2008 at the Campus B Auditorium. It began with an opening ceremony which was chaired by Mrs. Celestine John, who is the president of the Anguilla Table Tennis Association, a prayer by Pastor Welcome, remarks by Mrs. Wilma Proctor on behalf of the Honourable Evans Rogers, greetings from the Trinidad and Tobago Table Tennis Association by Mr. Aubrey Edwards and the vote of thanks by Mrs. Mona Fleming who is the Public Relations Officer of the Anguilla Table Tennis Association.

 
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'Magic' At Cap Juluca Aron: "You Aint See Nothing Yet" →

Mr. Aron at the newly refurbished Blue restaurant
 

Cap Juluca’s new owner and developer, Adam Aron, led the way through a network of winding feeder roads, many upgrading and refurbishing areas and groups of busy workmen everywhere on the up-market property and pointed out how fast the work was proceeding.

 
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APANY Donates Equipment To Anguilla Diabetic Association →

Seymour Hodge presenting machines to Nurse Lynette Rogers
 

A generous donation from the Anguilla Progressive Association of New York (APANY) will assist the Anguilla Diabetic Association in encouraging persons with diabetes in self care.

 
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Dengue Fever →

 

Dengue fever also called “break bone” fever is a viral condition that is presently occurring in many of our neighbouring Caribbean islands. This flu-like illness can affect many individuals when there is an epidemic. The first reported epidemics of dengue fever occurred in 1779-1780 in Asia, Africa and North America. Dengue fever is usually considered to be a mild illness but when individuals develop haemorrhagic dengue fever the condition can become life threatening.

 
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All Things Educational →

Peter Wolinsky
 

Greetings. This is the first of what I hope will be a weekly column in The Anguillian focusing on children, parents, teaching, learning, and schools…in essence, all things educational. I am the Educational Psychologist, and I hope that in this position I can effectively share my experience and knowledge to help the students in Anguilla.

 
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Prophecy Playschool Receives Generous Donations From Greenwood Elementary And Other Friends →

The Prophecy Playschool children and teachers on the new rug
 

Readers may recall a previous story published in The Anguillian about the Prophecy Playschool being one of the pioneers in pre-school education. It was also mentioned that the Edwards family and office staff from Sunset Homes made a donation to the children in the form of various learning materials.

 
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Soroptimists Import Re-usable Bags →

Reusable bag
 

The Soroptimist Club has imported re-usable bags that are now on sale in the grocery stores. The members are urging the public to purchase the bags and use them when shopping to save on the use of plastic bags.

 
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Why Me? Why Not? →

Rukeya Jeffers
 

Rukeya Jeffers, a Grade 5 student at the Orealia Kelly Primary School, at Stoney Ground, is continuing to aim high in the hope that one day she may reach the great heights that some of the persons she admires as role models have attained through education, sheer willpower and commitment to the goals they set for themselves.

 
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Cooper Union College Visits ATA →

The ATA players along with The Cooper Union representatives on the left and Mr  Steven Seligman on the far right
 

The ATA received a very special visit by three separate parties on Saturday, November 15. After receiving an e-mail and phone call from Stephen Baker, Dean of Students at Cooper Union College, Jason Allen and Mitch Lake extended an invitation to a group of eight people to tour the facility and participate in the children’s programme. Dean Baker, who is also the Athletic Director of the college, brought the university’s basketball team to Sint Maarten to compete against local teams.

 
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Key Changes In Managerial Positions →

Mr. Thomas Hodge
 

ANGLEC is embarking on a new phase of growth for energy development and most important providing excellent quality service for our consumers. ANGLEC is pleased to announce the appointments of two Senior Management employees.

 
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ANGUILLA'S RACE AGAINST AIDS LIME Contributes USD$1,000 →

L-R Jerome Roberts Soerida Kalmera Emma Ferguson Christonie Fleming and Giesel Francis
 

The Anguilla Optimist Club is putting on its 6th annual Race Against AIDS to promote awareness of the disease that is rampant in the region. Members of the media met with representatives of the Optimist Club of Anguilla and management of LIME on Tuesday, November 18, at the Telecoms House.

 
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Cheddie Opens Klassik Cafe & Catering →

Cheddie (2nd from right) and brothers with Mother’s Memorial
 

Famed local multifaceted sculptor, artist and businessman, Cheddie Richardson, has added another enterprise to his growing line of successful endeavours. On Wednesday, this week, he officially opened his new Klassik Café & Catering service just outside his Driftwood Haven Gallery at The Cove, West End.

 
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Cap Juluca Staff Now Trained In First Aid →

Members of Cap Juluca’s Staff and Red Cross Volunteers
 

Twenty-four staff members drawn from several departments at Cap Juluca resort completed a two-day First Aid Training Workshop on Tuesday this week, delivered by trainers from the Anguilla Red Cross.

 
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NBA's Tourney Ends: Big Win For Adrian T. Hazell School Boys →

Cheering football winners from the Adrian T. Hazell School
 

Crowds of supporting children and adults stormed onto the fenced playground at Coronation Park on Monday, November 17, where the male members of the young football team from the Adrian T. Hazell Primary School were leaping in the air after winning the National Bank-sponsored Primary Schools Tournament.

 
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JAZZ KICKS OFF TOURIST SEASON More Local Performers Join Visiting Artistes →

Lennox Vanterpool leading ALHCS Orchestra in Jazz Music at NBA’s Parking Lot       Photo courtesy Ivor Hodge
 

Unlike some of the previous events, Anguilla’s 6th Annual Tranquility Jazz Festival, was basically uninterrupted by inclement weather conditions that usually result in rain showers early in November when the musical function gets underway. Thus, with no rain to worry about, the November 6-9 festival, under the regular theme “Straight Jazz No Chaser”, went very well at the locations at which the events were held.

 
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Claims By Man In Anguilla Found To Be False →

David Emmatuel Moisa
 

Police in Anguilla now know that the information given to them by a suspicious man found at Little Harbour, on October 28, on the island’s south coast bordering French St. Martin, is entirely false.

 
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