Vol. XVIII No. 11 Friday,

21^st March, 2003

New Pottery Project Points To Business Opportunities
Kellogg Foundation Funds Region’s 1st Turning Point
Simeon Sealy’s Killer Draws Life Sentence

Scripture Today

• A Visitor Sounds Warning About a Tourist’s Delight
• Look Who’s Calling Whom Untrustworthy
• Belated Thank You For Festival 2002
• Web-site Reporter Helpful to Teacher

• Three Invested with Queen New Year Honours
• Kite Flying Contest Joins St. Patrick’s Day Events
• Search for National Dress Is Pared to Six Designs
• Mirror of Passing Car Knocks Pedestrian Down
• Off-island Support Group Donates Digital Phone Sets
• Montserrat Chamber Receives Positive British Press Notices
• Governor’s Office Vows Increased Aid for NGOs
• Owen “ Ezad Toure” Roach Gets Called To The Bar
• Information Technology Students Making Progress
• Junior Calypsonians Excel Again

REGIONAL NEWS

• Barbados PM Calls Island Equal to Anti-war Backlash
• ACP States Start Preparing For Legal Battle over Sugar
• St. Lucia's PM Says No To Cash for LIAT ‘Abyss’
• Trinidad Letter Promises Financial Help to LIAT
• Kyoto Forum Forebodes Regional Water Crisis
• House Speaker Roberts Steps Down in St. Lucia
• Caribbean, Pacific Join Forces On Small Islands Development
• U.S. Report Puts St. Lucia At Top in Cocaine Traffic
• OECS States Voice Concerns About Tapping Available Aid
• CAREC Alerts Region To Look for Flu-like Virus
• Grenada, EU Agree on Multi-million Credits
• Retired UWI Professor Sworn in As Trinidad & Tobago’s President

• Inter-Primary School Sports Shorteded by Heavy Rainfall

Youth Vibration

• Montserrat Installs Its First Youth Parliament
• Facilitator Hails Youth Policy Workshop a Succes

• Tourism Highlights
• When will Justice be done?

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