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ADVISORY ON THE IMPORTATION OF ROMAINE LETTUCE INTO ST. KITTS AND NEVIS FROM THE USA FROM MINISTRY OF HEALTH

Published 21 December 2018

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ADVISORY ON THE IMPORTATION OF ROMAINE LETTUCE INTO ST. KITTS AND NEVIS FROM THE USA FROM MINISTRY OF HEALTH

Please find press release from Ministry of Health Re: Advisory on the Importation of Romaine Lettuce into St. Kitts and Nevis from the USA.

https://gallery.mailchimp.com/f9c18edcb5e81ee00df9977e6/files/f6c1b9fb-68cb-4a6e-a1f2-0616c136fb52/Advisory_from_MOH_regarding_Romaine_lettuce_December_21_2018.pdf

Entertainment, Events

RESULTS || NATIONAL CARNIVAL (SUGAR MAS 47) FEMALE CALYPSO FINALS

Published 21 December 2018

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RESULTS || NATIONAL CARNIVAL (SUGAR MAS 47) FEMALE CALYPSO FINALS

CALYPSO QUEEN: Miss Independent ( 246 points)

1st runner up: Queen Brown Sugar (243 points)

2nd runner up: Queen Kibie (229 points)

3rd runner up: Charis D (221 points)

What a fantastic show by the female calypsonians! Sugar Mas 47 is off to a great start.

Local news, News

TRAFFIC DIVERSION NOTICE

Published 21 December 2018

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TRAFFIC DIVERSION NOTICE

The motoring public and all road users on the island of Nevis are hereby advised of a number of traffic diversions that will be put in place from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Friday, December 21, 2018, to accommodate the Miracle on Main Street Christmas Programme taking place in front the Nevis Tourism Authority.

During the event, the section of the Island Main Road from the First Caribbean International Bank to Main Street Supermarket will be closed;
Vehicles travelling from the Cotton Ground direction will make a left turn unto Chapel Street and vehicles travelling from the Charlestown Police Station direction can either make a left turn unto Government Road or Happy Hill Drive, respectively; and
Motor omni buses will be given permission to drop off passengers in the vicinity of the Bank of Nevis and pick up passengers at the bus stop situated along Samuel Hunkins Drive.

Respectfully,

Lyndon David

Superintendent of Police

NEVIS DIVISION

Local news, News

PM HARRIS AND SENIOR GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS SPREAD GOOD TIDINGS AND CHEER AT THE MARY CHARLES HOSPITAL IN MOLINEUX

Published 21 December 2018

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PRIME MINISTER DR. THE HON. TIMOTHY HARRIS PRESENTS A CHRISTMAS GIFT TO A PATIENT

PM HARRIS AND SENIOR GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS SPREAD GOOD TIDINGS AND CHEER AT THE MARY CHARLES HOSPITAL IN MOLINEUX

Basseterre, St. Kitts, December 20, 2018 (SKNIS): The spirit of Christmas filled the air at the Mary Charles Hospital in Molineux, today Thursday (December 20), as senior government officials and hospital staff went from ward to ward singing songs of good tidings and cheer to patients and visitors as the hospital hosted its annual Christmas Programme.

The senior government officials that joined the hospital staff were the Prime Minister, Dr. the Honourable Timothy Harris, Minister of State with responsibility for Health, Honourable Wendy Phipps, Permanent Secretary in the Office of the Prime Minister, Andrew Skerritt, and Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Health, Delores Stapleton-Harris.

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Prime Minister Harris’ Christmas Message to the Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force

Published 21 December 2018

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PDF link to full text of PM Harris’ Christmas Message to the Police Force
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Prime Minister of St. Kitts and Nevis,
Dr. the Honourable Timothy Harris’ Christmas Message to the Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force
Published in Special Force Order
December 2018

Christmas is, for many of us, the favourite time of the year; it certainly is mine. The enchantment and wonder of the season can be seen, heard and felt all across our beautiful nation – in its churches, homes, stores, and streets.

The bright, cascading lights of the season not only warm our hearts, but also offer the assurance of safety and security as we go about our lives, celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ and enjoying the Carnival activities in the company of family and friends.