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- West Indian Dictionary
| Friday March 12, 2010 | |||
| Gayle anxious to sink Zimbabwe [read] | |||
| Bert family re-settled [read] | |||
| Triple CU appoints new general manager [read] | |||
| Preparations for welcoming teams,VIPs on front burner [read] | |||
| Use prison as last option for first offenders says Wigley [read] | |||
| PM Douglas heads federal delegation to Caricom inter-sessional [read] | |||
| International community not involving Caricom: PM Douglas [read] | |||
| New insurance company set to open [read] | |||
| ONE DAY DEPUTY: Skerrit reinstated as tourism minister during solemn ceremony [read] | |||
| Uprisers on top! [read] | |||
| Conaree blazes on in Digicel Premier League [read] | |||
| Fatisha Imo enters Miss Caribbean World Pageant [read] | |||
| St Kitts-Nevis government reviews anti-crime strategy, plans upgrades [read] | |||
| International community not involving CARICOM on Haiti's future, says St Kitts-Nevis PM [read] | |||
| Taiwan official assures Nevis of continued assistance [read] | |||
| Thursday March 11, 2010 | |||
| Lightning Bolt tops the world again [read] | |||
| Yorke tips Spain to win FIFA World Cup [read] | |||
| Weak finances cripple federation [read] | |||
| Woman speaks of her sister committing suicide after she acquired AIDS [read] | |||
| Food security linked to criminal activity [read] | |||
| Ten honoured for International Women's Day [read] | |||
| SKERRITT RESIGNS: Former tourism minister now deputy speaker [read] | |||
| Prime minister sues opposition leader for slander [read] | |||
| Sammy bowls Windies to victory [read] | |||
| Daddy, please don't touch me there [read] | |||
| All powerful politicians [read] | |||
| The white lie [read] | |||
| Kartel and Ryno to meet with police [read] | |||
| ICT plays important role in disaster recovery [read] | |||
| Commentary: Nevis national security agenda fell between the cracks [read] | |||
| Wednesday March 10, 2010 | |||
| Hodge and Ponteen depart for World Indoor Championships [read] | |||
| Lawyers donate EC$10 000 to single parents [read] | |||
| Economic recovery delayed in ECCU [read] | |||
| WI eyeing series lead today in Kingstown [read] | |||
| Smith leads flurry of Caribbean wins at NAIA [read] | |||
| Vegas, Lyons unleash T20 tourney song [read] | |||
| No plans to secede says Campbell [read] | |||
| Federation sports awards presented [read] | |||
| Clubs battle for dominance [read] | |||
| Men urged to put away stigma in prostate check-ups [read] | |||
| Agricultural meeting addresses food security in SKN [read] | |||
| Nationals participate in seminar in Florida [read] | |||
| Men participate in free health care fair [read] | |||
| SKN recorded second highest crime increase [read] | |||
| Women power! [read] | |||
| Women of St. Kitts-Nevis celebrate International Women's Day 2010 [read] | |||
| Cuban International Women's Day celebration in St. Kitts & Nevis [read] | |||
| Ten women honoured on International Women's Day [read] | |||
| Market-driven agriculture is key to food security says Minister Harris [read] | |||
| Two Nationals participate in RSS Telehealth and Diabetes seminar in Florida [read] | |||
| Tuesday March 09, 2010 | |||
| Local truckers demand more work from foreign projects [read] | |||
| LIME advisory: repair work on ECFS completed [read] | |||
| Four receive Inside Edge Sportsman/Sportswoman of the year [read] | |||
| Victory has lifted Windies mood, says Deonarine [read] | |||
| No Sarwan for final ODIs as Bravos return [read] | |||
| Gayle relieved as Windies break winless streak [read] | |||
| Hoffman edges Kittitian Norford for T&T Open title [read] | |||
| National records for Smikle, Bernard at CARIFTA trials [read] | |||
| Windwards players shine in T&T [read] | |||
| Guyana beat SVG in qualifier [read] | |||
| Windsor University donates to Haitian earthquake relief [read] | |||
| Women still vulnerable says businessman [read] | |||
| Fleming urges Minister Liburd to champion cause [read] | |||
| Federation, Australia sign tax agreement [read] | |||
| Debate a success, says principal of CSS [read] | |||
| SKN to sign TIEA's with six Nordic nations [read] | |||
| GG to deliver speech at opening of National Assembly [read] | |||
| New minister promotes empowerment of women [read] | |||
| LIME Launches MYLIME Customer portal [read] | |||
| Fatisha Imo to represent Federation in Miss Caribbean World [read] | |||
| Governor General to deliver Speech from the Throne at Wednesday's Opening of the National Assembly [read] | |||
| St Kitts-Nevis and Australia sign tax agreement [read] | |||
| Tony Matterhorn, Bass Odyssey, Mighty Crown to compete in ‘The Final Warr' sound clash [read] | |||
| St. Kitts juniors one and one against BVI [read] | |||
| Minister Liburd, former Canadian MP urge Federation's women to pursue ambitions unabashedly [read] | |||
| Monday March 08, 2010 | |||
| TDC – LIME Karaoke Idol off to a start [read] | |||
| Bailey signals intention ahead of World Indoors [read] | |||
| Brooks gets a warm-up victory [read] | |||
| Time to embrace Antigua again, says Warner [read] | |||
| Gayle, Deonarine ensure WI break winless drought [read] | |||
| Collins, Browne, Douglas, Nisbett – SKN sportspeople [read] | |||
| Security company prepares for Women World Cup in St. Kitts [read] | |||
| 'PARA'S BODY FOUND: Denzil Williams shot multiple times [read] | (1) | ||
| Junior basketball explodes into action [read] | |||
| The answer starts at home says parent [read] | |||
| Team Operation Future pushing on [read] | |||
| Get ready for Best of the Best [read] | |||
| Newtown, St. Peters top weekend football [read] | |||
| Sunday March 07, 2010 | |||
| Four make Carifta qualifying standards [read] | |||
| Dr. Harris says government committed to ensuring peace for all [read] | |||
| Stability assured despite 2.3% economic decline [read] | |||
| Green House dominate at Maude Crosse Preparatory School Sports [read] | |||
| Friday March 05, 2010 | |||
| Windies crash to new low with Zimbabwe loss [read] | |||
| Jamaica stays top of CFU ratings [read] | |||
| Missing key players behind T&T struggles, says manager [read] | |||
| Sandy Point seek fifth straight title [read] | |||
| Employees pay tribute to Alexander Hodge [read] | |||
| Nettleford reminded us that 'without self-respect, freedom is empty,' says PM [read] | |||
| International Women's Day marked by weekend of activities [read] | |||
| PM congratulates opposition leader [read] | |||
| St. Kitts displays its warmth at New York Times Travel Show [read] | |||
| Old Road residents encouraged to 'know your status' [read] | |||
| New agriculture minister outlines plan [read] | |||
| Regional nursing body meets in St Kitts [read] | |||
| Additional ground water helping Nevis during drought [read] | |||
| St Kitts-Nevis PM and other CARICOM leaders to meet World Bank president [read] | |||
| Thursday March 04, 2010 | |||
| IAAF announces biggest ever World Indoor Championship [read] | |||
| No Cook for England's Caribbean T20 campaign [read] | |||
| Windies looking for Gayle boost to topple Zimbabwe – 1st ODI [read] | |||
| Operation Future goes TV [read] | |||
| All-star Steel Orchestra impresses audience [read] | |||
| New doctor's office opens equipped with pharmacy [read] | |||
| Crisis management exercise begins [read] | |||
| Taiwan Embassy gives to historic museum [read] | |||
| St. Kitts, St. Maarten, Jamaica leads region [read] | |||
| Security is challenge for businesses [read] | |||
| What makes a man go ‘WOW' at his first glance of a woman? [read] | |||
| Nevis public urged to conserve water during drought-like conditions [read] | |||
| Additional ground water helping Nevis during drought–like conditions [read] | |||
| 34 new mentors inducted in Big Brothers/Big Sisters Programme [read] | |||
| PM Douglas upbeat on nation's membership in OAS-substitute [read] | |||
| St. Kitts and Nevis debaters receive congratulations from PM Douglas [read] | |||
| Nevis public urged to conserve water during drought-like conditions [read] | |||
| St Kitts displays its warmth at New York Times Travel Show [read] | |||
| St Maarten, St Kitts and Jamaica head region for conference facilities, says CCCU official [read] | |||
| Wednesday March 03, 2010 | |||
| “St. Kitts Music Festival has lost its original concept,” says Ivan Berry [read] | |||
| Haiti Endorses Art & Fashion Project [read] | |||
| WAHS coach expects “level playing field” at Sports Day [read] | |||
| Busy schedule for ICC Venue Office in St. Kitts [read] | |||
| Joseph continues rehabilitation in Antigua [read] | |||
| Darling awarded title after Durrant's disqualification [read] | |||
| Campbell-Brown leads Jamaica squad to World Indoors [read] | |||
| Gayle returns but Sarwan, Bravo still sidelined [read] | |||
| Muralitharan to end Test career against West Indies [read] | |||
| Laffy refutes Joylyn Ross' accusations [read] | |||
| Condor and Brantley welcome Byron's appointment [read] | |||
| Montserratians to affirm their heritage during St. Patrick's Week [read] | |||
| Basseterre High holds athletics championships [read] | |||
| Activity club promises active, packed year [read] | |||
| Operation Future calling for support [read] | |||
| Cruise passengers up 33%, air arrivals drop [read] | |||
| PM expects parliamentarians to show maturity [read] | |||
| PM Douglas commends debaters [read] | |||
| Busy schedule for ICC venue office in St. Kitts [read] | |||
| All races welcome: PM calls for meaningful dialogue [read] | |||
| Cruise passengers up 33 percent, air arrivals drop four percent in December [read] | |||
| ECCB Monetary Council's 66th meeting begins Friday [read] | |||
| Nevis Premier proud of Special Olympian's achievements [read] | |||
| PM Douglas wants NEMA to review disaster plans to deal with earthquakes [read] | |||
| Cruise passengers up 33 pct in St Kitts; air arrivals drop 4 pct in December [read] | |||
| St Kitts-Nevis PM wants NEMA to review disaster plans to deal with earthquakes [read] | |||
| Tuesday March 02, 2010 | |||
| COURTS donates beds to the Burt family relief effort [read] | |||
| LIME Telethon Raises US $260000 [read] | |||
| C-Money's ‘SK Sweet' to premiere on PEP TV tomorrow night [read] | |||
| SKN continues trade agreement discussions with Brazil [read] | |||
| Searles' hundred in vain in Sunday League [read] | |||
| James' knock earns Windwards first innings points [read] | |||
| Gibson endures tough first day as Windies coach [read] | |||
| Police and Defence Forces want NGO report withdrawn [read] | |||
| Conaree rack up victories [read] | |||
| Security chief responds to NGO coalition report [read] | |||
| Vincent Byron Jr. selected to be opposition senator [read] | |||
| Walwyn hopeful Condor can do better job [read] | |||
| Team St. Kitts record second 3-peat win for LIDC [read] | |||
| New ministers get update on regional issues [read] | |||
| St. Kitts wins LIDC [read] | |||
| DRIVE-BY SHOOTING: Teenager killed, three injured [read] | |||
| Wedding at the Temple [read] | |||
| Zimbabwe spin gives WI loss and lowest T20 score ever [read] | |||
| Monday March 01, 2010 | |||
| Michael Morton named new chamber president [read] | |||
| LIME customers thrilled to see Beyonce live [read] | |||
| Zionshaw Joseph crowned Miss Back 2 Roots 2010 [read] | |||
| The Joylyn Ross saga; more questions than answers [read] | |||
| President urges creative, innovative approach [read] | |||
| SKNYPA still going strong [read] | |||
| Meals on Wheels extends appreciation to airline [read] | |||
| Principal says youths need more guidance [read] | |||
| Recent job fair deemed a success [read] | |||
| Winair pilot dies in freak car accident [read] | |||
| No real Labour [read] | |||
| Jamaicans repeat as champions [read] | |||
| Leewards end season strongly with victory over CCC [read] | |||
| Doctrove calls for foreign national coach [read] | |||
| Humiliation for Windies, new coach Gibson [read] | |||
| Forget Aussie debacle, urges new coach Gibson [read] | |||
| Modern facility in pipeline for Beausejour Cricket Ground [read] | |||
| Unflappable Gomes honoured by UWI [read] | |||
| Latapy to know future as T&T coach soon [read] | |||
| Sunday February 28, 2010 | |||
| St. Kitts Marriott honours outstanding employees [read] | |||
| Blue House retains rule at BHS Sports Day [read] | |||
| Friday February 26, 2010 | |||
| Top athletes prepare! [read] | |||
| National Carnival winners receive prizes [read] | |||
| MD urges parents to look for vision problems in children [read] | |||
| Condor heads five-member delegation to CONSLE [read] | |||
| Charlestown Sec. confident of successful LIDC staging [read] | |||
| Non-nationals should be involved in decision making of govt: JamKit PRO [read] | |||
| IKE DIAS WANTED...Boyds' man escapes lawful custody [read] | |||
| Public invited to apply for Taiwan scholarships [read] | |||
| Govt facilitates free plastic surgery for local children [read] | |||
| Red Cross receives cheque [read] | |||
| Thursday February 25, 2010 | |||
| Ramdin to captain Windies in Zimbabwe T20I [read] | |||
| Gibson bracing for long road ahead with Windies [read] | |||
| Durrant stripped of CAC title after drug use [read] | |||
| Luckless Windies no easy target, Zimbabwe warn [read] | |||
| Junior League ready to start [read] | |||
| Observers say police, security forces displayed appropriate behaviour [read] | |||
| Stop blaming administrations for crime: Youth ambassador [read] | |||
| Phillip highlights priorities [read] | |||
| Commonwealth recommends enhancing electoral process [read] | |||
| St. Kitts in spotlight for ICC promotional campaign [read] | |||
| Water system stretched to limit in Nevis [read] | |||
| Company offers assistance to fire victims [read] | |||
| Brazilian ambassador calls on PM [read] | |||
| Man escapes with life after fiery crash [read] | |||
| Wednesday February 24, 2010 | |||
| Wyclef Jean to receive NAACP Award [read] | |||
| We Are The World remade for Haiti [read] | |||
| Federation signs onto OAS-substitute regional community [read] | |||
| Reggae superstar Buju Banton nominated for trio of 2010 International Reggae & World Music Awards [read] | |||
| Cayon, Basseterre High ready for highly competitive Sports Days [read] | |||
| Aussies claim final T20, Windies dejected [read] | |||
| Zimbabwe to arrive for ODI series [read] | |||
| Life of Charles Maynard penned into region's history [read] | |||
| Newton on top [read] | |||
| Chippie here to stay says managing director [read] | |||
| Feeding centre to open today [read] | |||
| Premier defends appointment of AG [read] | |||
| PM tackles youth empowerment issues at Mexico-Caricom Summit [read] | |||
| Taiwan delegation completes successful visit to Federation [read] | |||
| The police can police themselves says Liburd [read] | |||
| Individual assisting police with break-in at business place [read] | |||
| Minister condemns breach of privacy [read] | |||
| Drought Worsens [read] | |||
| SKTA and OAS partner to improve customer service quality [read] | |||
| Non-Nationals Appreciation Day marked; leaders say migration is inevitable [read] | |||
| Nevisians benefit from job openings at wind farm [read] | |||
| St Kitts-Nevis PM tackles youth empowerment issues at Mexico-CARICOM Summit [read] | |||
| Reggie rules in Nevis Brick Kiln Classic [read] | |||
| Tuesday February 23, 2010 | |||
| Taiwanese delegation pleased with investment opportunities in SK [read] | |||
| Chanderpaul helps Guyana end drought [read] | |||
| Bailey finishes second at AVIVA Grand Prix [read] | |||
| Emergency maintenance behind three St. Peter's power outages [read] | |||
| Kittitian Superstar returns to Federation [read] | |||
| Electricity interruption throughout week [read] | |||
| Commonwealth commends Electoral Commission [read] | |||
| School receives timely donation [read] | |||
| PAM's attempt to politicise crime for power failed says Douglas [read] | |||
| Federation, Caricom leaders attend summits in Mexico:Exclusion of Canada, US in new group on agenda [read] | |||
| Manufacturing sector will survive challenging times says MD [read] | |||
| OAS scholarship awardees named [read] | |||
| Phillip promises development during inaugural speech [read] | |||
| St. Kitts-Nevis Bar Association donates to ‘Diamonds in the Rough' [read] | |||
| Commonwealth Games baton relay comes to SKN next month [read] | |||
| Beach Allen Primary School presents Mr. & Miss Sports [read] | |||
| Nevis continues to lead region in renewable energy development [read] | |||
| Monday February 22, 2010 | |||
| Sandy Point gives home and hope to Burt family [read] | |||
| ECCB Savings and Investment Course set for Thursday [read] | |||
| Businesses continue to give to Burt family [read] | |||
| Village and Conaree draw in thrilling shootout [read] | |||
| Lendra Webbe, Gabriel Howell set new records in Cross Country Race [read] | |||
| Barbados wreck high-riding Jamaica inside three days [read] | |||
| Chanderpaul takes Guyana to the brink [read] | |||
| Teachers' union mourns passing of former president [read] | |||
| No new H1N1 cases for flu season: CMO [read] | |||
| Pm Demands Retraction [read] | |||
| Police investigate shootings [read] | |||
| Woman police arrested, charged [read] | |||
| PAM chairman calls for unity in Federation [read] | |||
| Eye glasses collection drive kicks off [read] | |||
| Bishop refuses to comment on ‘derogatory remarks' by PM [read] | |||
| Constituency executive holds final celebratory activity [read] | |||
| Sunday February 21, 2010 | |||
| Functional Heads of ICC WT20 WI 2010 update stakeholders in St. Kitts [read] | |||
| Saturday February 20, 2010 | |||
| Commonwealth releases final report on St Kitts-Nevis general election [read] | |||
| Functional Heads of ICC WT20 WI 2010 update stakeholders in St Kitts [read] | |||
| OECS countries 'working towards a moving target,' says St Kitts-Nevis [read] | |||
| Friday February 19, 2010 | |||
| St Kitts PM blasts France in tax haven row [read] | |||
| Australians name Christian in T20 squad to face Windies [read] | |||
| Jones recommits to Sunderland after turbulent January [read] | |||
| France acted 'out of turn and prematurely,' says St Kitts-Nevis PM [read] | |||
| Nevis public urged to assist police with crime solving [read] | |||
| New AG targets efficiency in St Kitts-Nevis judicial system [read] | |||
| Opposition attempt to politicise crime failed, says St Kitts-Nevis PM [read] | |||
| Digicel supports local cricket in Nevis [read] | |||
| Opposition hits out over govt's hiring of consultants [read] | |||
| OECS countries ‘working towards a moving target' [read] | |||
| Residents give substantially to Haitian relief [read] | |||
| New attorney-general targets efficiency in judicial system [read] | |||
| NEMA continues to monitor Federation [read] | |||
| Nevis public urged to assist police with crime solving [read] | |||
| PM BLASTS FRENCH, says they acted '...out of turn and prematurely' [read] | |||
| Premier Parry deems national security a priority [read] | |||
| Peace Corps Day to be recognised [read] | |||
| Nevis saw overall decline in crime in 2009, says senior police officer [read] | |||
| ECCB responds to class action suit [read] | |||
| Youth symposium creates atmosphere of love [read] | |||
| LIAT suspends services to St. Kitts/Nevis [read] | |||
| Thursday February 18, 2010 | |||
| Deonarine keen on snapping losing streak [read] | |||
| Rookie leg-spinner to face Windies in final ODI [read] | |||
| Security fears hover over IPL after terrorist threat [read] | |||
| New legal suit targets ECCB [read] | |||
| Phase one of the Immaculate Conception building completed [read] | |||
| PM stands by promise of laptop to each child [read] | |||
| Digicel gives to special olympians [read] | |||
| Travel agent calls for establishment of regional body [read] | |||
| New Post Office Opens [read] | |||
| PM Douglas tackles overseas African trip controversy [read] | |||
| Nevis premier says national security a priority [read] | |||
| Commentary: A full circle moment for Nevisians or is Douglas just playing nice? [read] | |||
| Wednesday February 17, 2010 | |||
| Federation blacklisted by France as “uncooperative tax haven” [read] | |||
| DC releases new track ‘You Can Be' [read] | |||
| Special Olympians ‘anxious' for Latin American Games [read] | |||
| Gayle, Taylor, Tonge nominated for ESPN awards [read] | |||
| NGO coalition under fire from Harris and Customs Department [read] | |||
| Ken again warns about depleting marine resources [read] | |||
| Cross-country skier Murphy praised for performance [read] | |||
| T20 to mark opening of Brian Lara Stadium [read] | |||
| UWI introduces executive sports management programme [read] | |||
| Pompey, Henry, among Caribbean winners indoors [read] | |||
| Chanderpaul to coach in Florida [read] | |||
| Opposition leader dismisses call for MPs to pay their utility bills [read] | |||
| ALLEGATIONS FALSE...Ministry of Finance, Customs and Excise respond to Evangelical Association [read] | |||
| Man dies of gunshot wound after stop and search [read] | |||
| Telecoms promo winner off to see Beyoncé tomorrow [read] | |||
| YES Programme trainees learn culinary arts [read] | |||
| Tuesday February 16, 2010 | |||
| Jamaica to implement laws for sagging pants [read] | |||
| Windies go down by 50 as Aussies take series [read] | |||
| Craig Martin secures front row Beyonce seats thanks to LIME [read] | |||
| Community Cricket Sunday League wraps successful first season [read] | |||
| Campbell-Brown, Brathwaite win at Tyson [read] | |||
| Banks undermines Windwards to give Leewards full points [read] | |||
| Chanderpaul to coach in Florida [read] | |||
| Gayle's 165 against Aussies one of 2009's best [read] | |||
| Litter a sign of health and social decay [read] | |||
| Community initiates relief effort to aid fire victims [read] | |||
| SKNFA to attend CFU meeting in Trinidad [read] | |||
| Work in unity says victim of crime [read] | |||
| Anguilla officials use indelible ink used in SKN poll [read] | |||
| Another accolade for PM Douglas [read] | |||
| General-secretary says fisheries moving in right direction [read] | |||
| Jacobs succumbs [read] | |||
| Lord Karessah retains Calypso crown [read] | |||
| Machel Montano takes break from Trinidad Carnival [read] | |||
| Brown Hill to get international sporting facility [read] | |||
| St Kitts-Nevis PM says Federal government wants closer bond with Nevis [read] | |||
| New attorney general describes appointment as defining moment in Nevis history [read] | |||
| Monday February 15, 2010 | |||
| Committee seeks contestants for Miss BVI 2010 [read] | |||
| AG hands over Winfest donations to Pink Lily and Hope Nevis [read] | |||
| Portsmouth beauty crowned Miss Dominica Carnival Queen [read] | |||
| Banks sets up Leeward Islands for season's first victory [read] | |||
| Ponting's 29th ODI 100 sinks Windies [read] | |||
| Bolt, Fraser nominated for World Sports Awards [read] | |||
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