Charlestown Nevis ( September 25, 2006)
Following the opening ceremony of the Nevis Amateur Football Association League that was held at Grove Park on Saturday afternoon, the inauguration of a “˜Legends Cup’ competition was introduced by the association’s management led by Mr. Raymond Smith.
The competition saw the top four teams of the last season, namely, Caribbean Cable Communications Bath United, Slybo Stoney Grove Strikers, Bronx United and Harris’ United competed over a two-day period for the Legends Cup, dubbed “The Lester Blackette Trophy”. Harris’ United was the overall winner.
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Nevis Cultural Administrators Participate In CARIFESTA 2006
Charlestown Nevis (September 21, 2006) Three of Nevis‘ Cultural Administrators, Mr. Halstead Byron, Mr. Antonio Liburd and Mr. Chesley Davis departed Nevis earlier today to participate in the Caribbean Festival of Arts (CARIFESTA) slated for September 22 to October 2, …
Nevis Artisans Attend Workshop In St. Lucia
Charlestown Nevis (September 21, 2006)
One of the Nevis Island Administration’s thrust is to improve the development of its human resources. To this end, the Ministries of Trade and Industry and Human Resources sponsored two of the ten local business persons, who are currently attending a workshop in Management Techniques for Skilled Artisans and Small Contractors.
The workshop is currently being held in St. Lucia and according to Minister of Trade and Industry, the Hon Hensley Daniel, “Caribbean Development Bank paid for eight persons, but we wanted as many persons as possible to attend, so the Nevis Island Administration added two persons so that they could benefit from the workshop.
Senior Citizens of Bath Village Were Honoured
Charlestown Nevis (September 21, 2006)
Bath United Sports and Social Club on National Heroes Day held a cocktail reception in honour of its senior citizens of the Bath Village Community at the Bath Community Centre.
The Club, which was recently formed, staged the event as the first of many activities planned for the ensuing year. President of the Club, Mrs Karen Claxton Amory expressed her profound gratitude to the organisers of the event as she welcomed all to the gathering.
Canadian High Commissioner Visits Premier Parry
Charlestown Nevis (September 20, 2006)
Canadian High Commissioner to Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, His Excellency Mr. Michael Welsh on Tuesday 19, paid a half-day visit to Nevis, where he met and held discussions with Premier, the Hon Joseph Parris and Deputy Governor General, His Hon Mr Eustace John.
The Barbados based Diplomat sought to establish linkages with the new Premier of the Nevis Island Administration and to improve on the existing relations between both countries during the meeting which was held at the Conference Room at the Oualie Beach Hotel.