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    Point Village Cries Out For Competition

    December 30, 2022Updated:December 30, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The regularity with which Point Village has been champing the National Lighting Competition, has triggered a call from one of its major contributors – Floret Daniel, for other communities to provide them with “some competition.”

    The Point Village production, themed ‘Christmas on Point; We celebrating in Style’ and under the coordination of Daniel, captured the 2022 title, making it the tenth straight year it had done so, pushing Daniel to declare that they were a cut above the other entrants.

    She fingered the other communities for their lack of passion and commitment.

    “People are not taking the time out and put the effort in… Even at short notice we still put the effort in,” Daniel suggested.

    According to Daniel, “Deslyn Daniel was the one who came up with the theme and we knew that we were going to make it ten years in a row.”

    She reasoned, though, that it was their teamwork that made the difference.

    The production team id comprise of three designers and five persons who tape the lights.

    Daniel gave the assurance that Point was not ready to renege on their commitment, and stated boldly that come 2023, Point Village was once again going to be crowned National
    Lighting champions.

    Second to Point Village in the 2022 edition was the Sion Hill Intersection, with Rose Hall Works placing third and Top Belair fourth.

    On the way to retaining their national title, Point Village topped Zone Four ahead of Diamond Village and Owia in that order.

    Winning Zone One was Rose Hall Works took Zone One with Rose Bank Village Square taking second and Layou at Velox Corner third.

    Sion Hill Intersection topped Zone Two, ahead of Town Hill, with Chauncey Junction and Vermont docking in third and fourth respectively.

    In Zone Three, Top Belair was first, Richland Park at Davis’ Square was second, Biabou was third and Cotton Ground fourth.

    Best Lit Garden Category

    Villa Top Christmas Gardens located at the Hull’s Residence, with their theme ,’Christmas in Perspective’, topped that category. Second was the Recreational Park in Roseau and third- Richmond Hill Gardens.
    Best Lit Commercial Building

    Retaining the title of Best Lit Commercial Building was Coreas City Store. Their immediate neighbours- Jax Enterprises Ltd. was second and third was the Bank of St Vincent and the Grenadines.

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