New skate/apparel shop opens in Ocean City
WEST OCEAN CITY — When they were on their honeymoon in Antigua, Dani Pogge and her husband, Ryan, began talking about how maybe someday they'd like to open a lifestyle boutique store.
Fire hits school for special children, family compound
CEBU CITY — Two houses were destroyed and another one was damaged during an afternoon fire in Barangay Looc, Mandaue City on Sunday.An estimated P400,000 worth of infrastructure were destroyed when the fire broke out in three compounds owned by the Antigua family in Catalino Ouano St., Barangay Looc around 2:06 p.m.The fire also destroyed a house rented by the owner and facilitators of a school …
Shootings, Confrontation Mar Celebrations At West Indian Day Parade
The annual Labor Day parade celebrating the culture of the Caribbean islands is one of the city’s largest and most colorful, featuring dancers wearing enormous feathered costumes.
Hartford looks to boost ties to islands
Hartford Mayor Pedro Segarra says he wants to build on the connections of the city’s fast-growing West Indian population to boost economic ties with Caribbean nations.
Vienna government to erect memorial to deserters from Hitler’s army
VIENNA (AP) — Vienna will erect a memorial to honor deserters from Hitler’s army, the city council said Wednesday.
Kingstown, St. Vincent Graduate Successfully Completes Medical School
Dr. Enyinne Williams-Liquori, daughter of former Minister of Government the Honorable Burton Williams and retired Educator Mrs. Georgina Williams, recently graduated from American University of Antigua AUA College of Medicine. A graduate of the St. Joseph’s Convent Kingstown and the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Community College, Dr. Liquori earned her bachelors degree in Biology at the City…
St. Ray’s, Lincoln set for Prime Time
The stakes will be high on Sunday when St. Raymond plays Lincoln at the Prime Time Shootout in Union, N.J. Two of the city’s best teams will do battle on Sunday, the final day of a tournament jam packed with national talent. The winner of the Ravens-Rails.
From dawn to dusk in Guatemala
The massive earthquake that hit La muy Noble y muy Leal Ciudad de Santiago de los Caballeros de Goathemala on July 29, 1773 – collapsing tremor-weakened mansions, schools, hospitals and churches – actually saved the city, by forcing the Spanish to move their colonial capital.
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Two women receive awards for helping kids
CEBU CITY, Oct. 25 (PNA) –Two women involved in social work to provide less fortunate children with basic necessities such as food and shelter received accolades from a local church group.