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SCHOOL HERITAGE FAIRS BRING ANGUILLA’S PAST TO LIFE FOR A NEW GENERATION

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LEADING MUSIC EDUCATOR TURNS 90

Music Teachers pose with Mrs. Ashby and Mr. Marshall, Music Examiner at retirement programme, May 2010 Mrs. Joycelynne...

ANGUILLA SEEKS TO SOLIDIFY THE ISLAND’S POSITION IN THE CONSUMER AND TRADE MARKETPLACES The first half of 2014 shows significant results with focus in targeted niche markets

ANGUILLA, B.W.I. – October 1, 2014 – In order to introduce new travelers to Anguilla and entice return...

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Omololu International School Students Take Writing Into the Kitchen

Excitement filled the air as Grade 5 and 6 students of the Omololu International School left their desks...

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Cricket Anguilla Hosted St Kitts in their second match of the 2014 Leeward Island tournament at the James...

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CALL FOR MORE CHURCHES IN THE BATTLE AGAINST HIV/AIDS

Chief Minister Hughes, other Government Ministers, Mrs Kim Cutler (Governor's Office), ACAN and Church Officials Church Service launching...

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METHODIST MINISTER WANTS UNITY, TRAINING TO FIGHT HIV/AIDS

Rev Dr Wycherley Gumbs Rev Dr Wycherley Gumbs, Superintendent Minister of the Anguilla Methodist Circuit, and Chairman of...

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WOMEN SHOW SOLIDARITY WITH MEN ON PROSTATE CANCER

Gathering in preparation for awareness walk One of the features of a four-mile walk, which promoted awareness of...

SEVEN THEFTS REPORTED

Seven thefts were reported in Anguilla during the period September 24 to October 1. The offences were committed...

ANGUILLA RECORDED SECOND MURDER FOR 2014

The following release was issued by the Royal Anguilla Police Force on Wednesday this week: “At about 10.30...

JET SKIS: YES OR NO? Haydn Hughes: “If the Public Says No, It’s No. If Yes, It’s Yes”