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In a tightly contested showdown at Victoria Park on Sunday, July 7th, the Senior Panorama of Vincymas 2024 culminated in a thrilling display of musical prowess. Only four steel orchestras vied for the prestigious title, highlighting the competitive spirit that has long defined this annual event. Hennessey Starlift Steel Orchestra, renowned for their consistent excellence, clinched their third consecutive victory with a commanding performance of Touch’s ‘Puss man’, meticulously arranged by Trinidadian maestro Dante Pantin. The judges’ tabulation awarded Starlift an impressive 255 points, securing their place at the pinnacle once again. Their arch rivals, Sion Hill Euphonium Steel Orchestra,…

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In the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl’s devastating impact on Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, the Royal Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force has issued a plea to relatives of the deceased for their cooperation in the identification process at the Kingstown Mortuary. The hurricane, which swept through the region with destructive force, has tragically claimed lives, prompting authorities to urge families to visit the mortuary with identification to expedite post-mortem examinations. This compassionate approach aims to ensure that all procedures are handled with the utmost care and efficiency during this difficult period.

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The Royal Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force (RSVGPF) has announced the launch of two dynamic summer programs aimed at engaging and educating youth during the vacation period. According to a release from the RSVGPF, the SVG Coast Guard Summer Program will commence on July 15, 2024. This program, tailored for teens aged 14 to 18, offers hands-on training in seamanship, navigation, maritime safety, and boat handling. Participants will also explore the history of the Coast Guard Service in SVG and gain essential life skills such as communication, problem-solving, and financial literacy. The program is sponsored by the Bank…

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By Kimani WisemanBatteries and light bulbs helps to power St. Vincent and the Grenadines, without batteries and light bulbs, we would be living in a “dark world”. If we were to take a look around our house, school and workplace, we would observe that there are light bulbs and devices that use a lot of batteries. For example air conditioner and TV remotes in our homes and work place, toys for our children, cell phones, laptops, vehicle battery, flash lights, hand held video games, digital cameras, etc. Batteries are used to store chemical energy. Placing a battery in a circuit…

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In a significant leap forward for law enforcement capabilities, the Royal Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force (RSVGPF) is set to launch an advanced forensic training program. According to an official release, this initiative, crafted in partnership with the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Consulate in Canada and Mr. Peter Gendi, a Detective Sergeant from the Toronto Police Service, aims to elevate the forensic proficiency of the force. Detective Sergeant Peter Gendi, a distinguished expert in forensic science, will lead 40 officers through an intensive curriculum focusing on critical aspects of crime scene investigation. As outlined in the release,…

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In a concerted effort to combat beach pollution, the Sandals Saint Vincent and the Grenadines resort’s environmental conservation group, the Earth Guardians, recently spearheaded a beach clean-up at Buccament Bay. According to a release, the initiative saw enthusiastic participation from both resort team members and local community residents. This collaborative effort resulted in the removal of approximately 200 pounds of garbage, with additional waste materials buried in two deep holes dug by local volunteers. The Central Water and Sewerage Authority (CWSA) played a critical role in ensuring the proper disposal of the collected waste. The Earth Guardians, comprising 40 dedicated…

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Sandals Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) opened its doors to the public on March 27, 2024, and it has been ‘all systems go’ since then. As team members settle into their new roles, several of them have begun to stand out – proving that the team assembled at Buccament Bay is shaping up to be the new generation of exceptional hospitality in SVG! Sandals SVG continues its presentation of brief features on outstanding team members with Denika Cox and Inikar Laidlow! Denika Cox – Butler Services (Butler Services Manager) Originally from Canouan but now residing in New Montrose, Denika…

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Kingstown, St. Vincent and the Grenadines — Leader of the Opposition and President of the New Democratic Party (NDP), Dr. Godwin Friday, has called on the government to accelerate its recovery efforts following Hurricane Beryl and to enhance communication with those affected. In a press release issued today, Dr. Friday emphasized the critical need for clear information on when and where people can access essential supplies, citing significant gaps in the current communication strategy. “The government must act urgently in setting out the recovery plan as well as a plan to support local businesses and farmers who have been affected…

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by Michael Bascombe St Vincent and the Grenadines Olympic Committee (SVGNOC) General Secretary Keith Joseph has been nominated for President of Panam Sports. The nomination will be voted on during the General Assembly in Paraguay this October. Mr Joseph, currently the second vice president of Panam Sports, boasts a rich career dedicated to advancing sports throughout the Caribbean and beyond. He is also the President of the Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committees (CANOC). The Panam Sports Executive Board meeting is scheduled for October 1 at the Gran Bourbon Hotel in Asuncion. Following this, the 62nd General Assembly will occur…

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Police have arrested and charged Andtocs Lavia, a 30-year-old Mechanic of Fairbaine Pasture, with the offences of Taking Conveyance and Damage to Property. On July 8, 2024, Lavia was charged with the offence of damage to property, the accused is alleged to have unlawfully damaged the front left tire of motor vehicle PV-468, valued at $2000.00ECC, by slashing the tire against and unknown object. The offence was committed on June 6, 2024. Additionally, Lavia was charged with the offence of taking conveyance. According to the report, the accused allegedly unlawfully used motor vehicle PV-468, a silver Toyota Noah minivan, without…

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