Published 4 December 2018
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Weather forecast 7am 4/12/18
SKNFA RESULTS SAT 1ST & MON 3RD DECEMBER 2018
Published 4 December 2018
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SKNFA RESULTS SAT 1ST & MON 3RD DECEMBER 2018
SATURDAY 1ST DECEMBER 2018
DIVISION 1
AT DIEPPE BAY PLAYING FIELD
TGE DIEPPE BAY EAGLES 6 – 0 MOLINEAUX PUTBULLS
SCORING FOR DIEPPE BAY
Mirico Cranston struck twice 28th & 48th min
Shawn Dorsette hat trick 54th, 73rd & 88th mn
Rodell Wattley 86th min
RED CARD
Kezon Edwards (dieppebay) 40th min
*** OFFICIALS were Stedroy Douglas, Shane Browne & Delandra Levine
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH INCREASES FOGGING
Published 3 December 2018
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DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH INCREASES FOGGING
Basseterre, St. Kitts, December 03, 2018 (SKNIS): The Ministry of Health has been increasing its fogging efforts due to a large presence of the Aedes Taeniorynchus mosquito, which lives in the brackish waters of ponds and mangroves.
The Environmental Health Department has disseminated fogging schedules for major areas of concern for the mosquito breeding, which include Molinuex, Phillips, Christ Church, Mansion, Parsons, Dieppe Bay and St. Paul’s.
MINISTER PHIPPS STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF KNOWING ONE’S HIV STATUS
Published 3 December 2018
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OWNERS OF DERELICT VEHICLES ENCOURAGED TO UTILIZE AMNESTY PERIOD UP TO DECEMBER 31
Published 3 December 2018
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OWNERS OF DERELICT VEHICLES ENCOURAGED TO UTILIZE AMNESTY PERIOD UP TO DECEMBER 31
Basseterre, St. Kitts, December 03, 2018 (SKNIS): Officials from the Solid Waste Management Corporation (SWMC) are encouraging owners of derelict vehicles in St. Kitts to use the remainder of the amnesty period December 01-31, 2018 to dispose of such vehicles at the Conaree Landfill, free of charge.
“We are hoping that persons would take advantage of this programme. Derelict vehicles are really a problem for the country,” said Inita Lake, Collections Manager at SWMC, noting that they provide a home for rodents, mosquitoes and stashes of illegal items. “People do all manner of evil in those derelict vehicles, and so we are really trying to do our best to combat this.”