


Police intensify search for missing man
With a quick command from trainer/handler Detective Brian Penn from the Police Canine Department, Ciro, recently acquired canine, scaled a short wire fence on Monday to comb a dense forested area in Pockwood Pond to find Bernard Forbes who disappeared from his family home on September 18.
Cellular tower ban lifted -Legislative considerations being reviewed
Ninety-five days after the Government imposed a stop order on the erection of cellular towers throughout the Territory, Minister for Communications and Works, Julian Fraser announced on Monday, a decision to lift the ban with immediate effect.
Indian Vegetarian tofu recipe
Ingredients:
1 1/4 c long grain brown or white bhasmati rice
1 Tblsp cooking oil
1 lb firm tofu, drained
Ways to make your home 'lighter and brighter'
"It is quite possible that not only does the way we decorate our homes reflect who we are, but the shades and tones of hue within our walls also does the exact opposite. Instead of reflecting our moods, they may help cause them."
Tackling counterfeit drugs - Minister Penn disclosed initiatives
“The problem that we face as small islands operating in the midst of an extremely interconnected global community, is that, the chances are extremely high for counterfeit drugs to penetrate our communities” - Minister for Health and Social Development, Dancia Penn-Sallah acknowledged this at the opening ceremony of the 22nd OECS Pharmaceutical Procurement Service (PPS) at Long Bay beach Resort.
The Dotted Line: Turn the page
To those who are new to the Territory or are just getting involved in community affairs, the excitement may be high when there’s a big turn out and excerpts are featured in the media. Our own leaders who have been doing this for decades never seem to grow weary of the protocol and it is a bit sad that the wheel seems to be in need of invention over and over again. This does not mean that new efforts are not timely and appreciated.
Vendor crackdown looms
About 50 percent of the vendors operating in the vicinity of the cruise ship pier obliquely opposite Captain’s Table could face eviction as government seeks to regularise the vending situation before it spirals further out of control.
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