'Tropical depression no immediate threat' Trinidad & Tobago Express, Trinidad and Tobago - 10 hours ago ... officials at the Met Office in Piarco said, "This tropical depression poses no immediate threat to Trinidad and Tobago, Grenada and its dependencies. ...
South Panola (3-0) extended the nation's longest winning streak to 63 games with Friday's 41-13 win against Grenada. Darius Barksdale scored twice in the first quarter (3, 62) for the Tigers, who are off until a Sept. 28 date at Horn Lake.
has provided the government of Grenada with 1.7
million EC dollars, for business development.
This comes on the heels of the signing of a 1.5 billion dollar Port
Louis project, where Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell said this
indicates that Grenada is a safe place for investors.
The funds will be managed by the Grenada Industrial Development
Corporation under the Grenada Business Gateway Project.
Christmas Caroling:
is
still a strong tradition today. Small chorals of five to eight people
are formed and travel house to house singing Christmas Carols.
This is
done when the owner of the house is asleep and the group will walk up
close to the house and sing.
Dogs will sometimes try to keep singers
away, but the beautiful singing of these Christmas Carols usually keeps
the dogs in good behavior. The house awakens to the singing, and the
group is offered drinks or money.
Send off party: is
when someone from the community is going to somewhere "foreign" (United
States, Canada or England); all the family and friends gather.
This
event usually takes place at the end of the afternoon, and there is a
blessing of the person departing, accompanied with songs and prayers.
Sadness for those leaving melds with the joy of seeing the person
embarking on a fresh future. Food and drink are prepared by friends and
family.
This event lasts until quite late at night, and it is common
for it to still be going on the next day.
Members of the Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard have made a $2.5 million marijuana haul off the coast of Point Lisas.
Coast Guard officers got a tip-off from the Customs and Excise
Division that a cargo vessel in the Pt Lisas area was suspected of
having a device attached to its hull, the Trinidad and Tobago Defence
Force said yesterday in a statement.
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