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Vol 01, Issue 14

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MONDAY, APRIL 22, 2019

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NEWS

HISTORIC H A N• ELECTRIC DO V E R CAR CHARGER AT Mr. Kendall Lee, Managing Director MUL

Hon. Paul Lewis, Minister of Energy

MCWEL...PG 2 • SOLAR ENERGY A REALITY...PG 8

• Featured Artist - Dominic ‘Deebzlenuz Lee’...pg 12 • Premier says don’t worry...pg 5

ALLIOUAGANA EXPRESS

Monday, April 22, 2019

Public Accounts Committee launches inquiry into Davy Hill government constructed house

By Staff Reporter Thursday April 18th, Brades—The PAC has scheduled a public evidence session for Wednesday 24 April, at the

Brades Arts and Education Centre following the launch of an enquiry last week. According to a brief press statement from the Public Ac-

First electric pump set up at MCWEL grounds

counts Committee (PAC), the group has launched an inquiry into the government- constructed house in Davy Hill which was erected for the purpose of rehousing a household from the Little Bay area. Committee Chairman, the Honourable Joseph Farrell MLA said the purpose of the inquiry is to, among other things, establish why the house on Davy Hill remained unoccupied for up to four years after construction, and to make recommendations on how this sort of occurrence could be avoided in the future. MONTSERRAT THE REGISTERED LAND ACT (CAP. 8.01) REGISTRATION SECTION

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PRESCRIPTIVE TITLE

Electric car charging port By Staff Reporter Tuesday April 16th, Brades— With the recent completion and hand over of the Solar PV project, Montserrat will soon see its first electric car as the island boasts its first electrical car charger at the Brades Ministry of Communication, Works, Energy and Labour (MCWEL) office. The Honourable Minister for Energy, Paul Lewis in a speech last week, announced plans to conduct testing and exploration on the benefits to be gained from solar energy production. As part of the testing the first electric charger was installed and the first electric vehicle was purchased from Mega Power, a company out of England. He said, “The installation of electric chargers in the 250kw projects at the main MCWEL headquarters building and the mechanic workshop is in preparation for the charging of our first electric car the Nissan LEAF expected to arrive on

island as part of the pilot program.” He said, “The Pilot will allow and inform on the performance and savings using an electric car for transportation. There is a key interest given 47% of fuel imported is consumed by the transportation sector.” In addition to the minister also revealed that they are expected to benefit from a series of workshops which are expected to prepare them for handling incidents associated with the new solar production system and its apparatuses. He stated “mechanic students and first responders can look forward to participating in knowledge exchange training workshops on maintaining and responding to incidents.” Just weeks earlier, electricians and students received training on the installation of the solar 250kw panel from Salt Energy Company to be prepared and equipped to manage the new solar energy system.

TAKE NOTICE that an Application was filed on the 28th day of February 2019, by virtue of section 135 of the Registered Land Act, (Cap. 8.01), by Marcelle E. Watts, Attorney-at-Law of Watts & Associates Ltd., Old Towne, Montserrat, for and on behalf of Peter Adolphus Samuel, the Applicant herein for Prescriptive Title of the above-mentioned parcel of land more particularly described in the Schedule hereto and presently registered to Frances Samuel. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that if you object to the granting of the application you must within six (6) weeks of the First Publication of this notice in a newspaper published in and circulating in Montserrat lodge an objection setting out the grounds of your objection. The said Application may be inspected by any interested party at the Land Registry Department from Monday to Friday between the hours of 8:00am – 2:00pm. SCHEDULE THAT a portion of the land, approximately 14,810.4 sq. ft., or 0.34 acres of the parcel registered as Block 14/06 Parcel 036 in the St. John’s Registration Section in Montserrat and butted and bounded as follows: On the Northwest to east north-east by Block 14/02 parcel 002 registered to Alice Piper, James Piper, Catherine Piper, Mary Piper; and the Administrators for the Estates of John Piper (deceased), Mathilda Piper (deceased) and Elizabeth Piper (deceased); On the East by the Public Road; On the East south-east by Block 14/06 parcel 037 registered to Ralph Remi; On the Southeast to southwest by the remainder of Block 14/06 parcel 036 registered to Frances Samuel; and On the West south-west to west north-west by Block 14/06 parcel 061 registered as Unclaimed land. Dated the 16th day of April 2019. Sgd., Shelley Isles-Hillocks REGISTRAR OF LANDS

ALLIOUAGANA EXPRESS

Monday, April 22, 2019

Cpl Melvin Lindsey completes Skills at Arms Training Course

Monday April 15, 2019—Corporal (Cpl) Melvin Lindsey of the RMDF was adjudged as one of the top trainees at a recent two week Skill at Arms Training Course held at the Price Barracks, Ladyville British Army Training and Support Unit Belize (BATUB), in Belize. According to a Royal Montserrat Defence Force (RMDF) press release, the course occurred from March 25 to April 5, 2019 with thirty (30) participants from different military branches within the Belize Defence Force. Lindsey was the only international student present. His attendance was made possible through support of the British Defence Adviser’s Office based in Jamaica.

The Skill at Arms Course was designed to train soldiers to plan and conduct Skill at Arms lessons, plan and conduct battle lessons and exercises as well as acting as coach/safety supervisors on live firing on a gallery range. The programme is geared towards Junior NonCommissioned Officers to develop their leadership as well as to plan and execute lesson plans. It is also aimed at increasing the training capabilities as the participants would be better able to train other members of the Force. The release stated, “Commanding Officer Major Alvin Ryan is very happy at the results of the training opportunity that has been afforded to the force. He is

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pleased at the accomplishments of Cpl. Lindsey and is confident that the recently completed training course would be highly beneficial to the Force and the country of Montserrat on a whole.” “In addition he is extremely grateful to the Brit-

ish Defence Advisor Lt. Col. Anton Gash for the work he and his office has done in allowing the RMDF to be a part of this and other training opportunities during his tenure in office,” according to the release.

Dear Kate Reprinted from antiguanewsroom.com

Should I betray my sister? Dear Kate,

My sister and I have always been very close. I have done things with her, that no one knows to this day it was her. She is my best friend, my partner in crime. She had a baby last year for a well known older guy in Antigua. We found out that he had a girlfriend all the time and was lying about it, but he seems to be really into my sister. The girlfriend (now ex) is a young professional person in the medical field. Anyway, however it all went down, the relationship between this guy and his girlfriend ended badly after the discovery by the girlfriend that my sister was pregnant and expecting his child. My sister called the girlfriend anonymously and broke the news to her, then covered it up and pretended it wasn’t her. My sister made the call to create an upset between him and the girlfriend, as would be expected. To this day, he doesn’t know it was my sister who made the call and the many other underhanded, and manipulative things she has done to him. She has sent photos etc. to the ex-girlfriends home of him and her. She has keyed the girls vehicle. She spies on him constantly and has even gotten her hands on his call records, of course without his knowledge. It was fun to me at the time. My sister now, believe it or not, has been cheating on this guy for some time now. Even through her pregnancy, to which he has no clue. My sister pretends very well to be an innocent, sweet girl, that doesn’t talk much, but trust me Kate, she can kill, as people would say. At one point, she was not even sure, if this guy was the father of her child, or her secret lover. The secret lover has a woman and children who he lives with. So they are both very secretive. They argue and fall out, but they always make back up. With neither of their partners knowing. Kate, I happen to like my sister’s boyfriend as a person, although most of the family doesn’t trust him, but I think he is a cool guy. He also treats my sister very well financially too. However, he is seen as a joke to the few persons that know the double life my sister is living. Should I stay loyal to my sister, or let him know he should not have let his woman go for her? Should I tell him he is being played, or let the chips fall where they may? Or should I just stop helping her cover things up, and leave her to live her life and mind my own business? Guilt Ridden Hello Guilt Ridden Your sister seems to be in a messy situation and while I understand your predicament, you should probably stay out of it, lest you end up being burnt. Nothing stays the same forever and dirty secrets have a way of coming out somehow. If you feel you need to talk to someone then it should be your sister. Let her know the detriments of her double life on herself and especiall6y her child. And if she doesn’t listen then leave it alone. Let the chips fall where they may. She will suffer the consequences of her actions and when it happens make sure that you are blameless. Kate

ALLIOUAGANA EXPRESS

Monday, April 22, 2019

Your weekly Horoscopes

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21- Feb. 19) Your reputation is at stake, especially at work. You should make your ideas public and pursue them any way you can to secure professional promotion or acquire power in your community. This is more important than money. You have learnt an important lesson, always put people before profit. PISCES (Feb 20 - Mar 20) A bunch of planets suggest that distant parts are calling. If you have to stay where you are, you can do no worse than introduce a healthy dose of good old-fashioned fun and pleasure. ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20) : Fortunately, a close partner now comes round to your way of thinking at home. One of your current problems at work is that you just have too many irons in the fire. There’s a great deal you can achieve if you want to, but it’s essential that you have all your priorities properly worked out. TAURUS (Apr 21 - May 21) Your stars are moving this way and that, making all sorts of promises. The fact that you have been feeling neglected, at least as far as one particular person is concerned, has more to do with your own deep feeling that you should be the centre of attention. GEMINI (May 22 - June 21) Be practical, work hard and be scrupulously honest. Avoid the tendency to criticise or judge others too harshly, though. Romantic relationships work best if you enjoy shared activities and the person of your dreams should also be your best friend. Cancer (June 22 - July 23) It’s an ideal moment for a business venture or two. Go for long-term investments and serious purchases rather than luxuries or immediate gains. In love, passions remain high, expectations even higher. LEO (July 24 - Aug 23) Your stars are in two minds, unsure which way to go. Irrational desires vie with reason and logic for your attention and you must make your choices. You have to realise that even way-out ideas can be put into practice if you have sufficient commonsense. Don’t be taken in by false promises. VIRGO (Aug 24 - Sep 23) It’s a moment for serious thought, tough questions and hard talking. Cut away the frills and concentrate on what is truly important. You’ll even take your pleasures seriously. LIBRA (Sep 24 - Oct 23) You’re in a mood to gamble – cautiously of course. If you compute the odds very carefully and go for safe options, the pay-off could be magnificent but not for a few years. It’s up to you to think ahead. Children and younger relations rely on your support, so please give it freely. SCORPIO (Oct 24 - Nov 23) You may ponder long and hard on home and family questions. It’s your material security which requires attention, and you should avoid the tendency to get into an emotional state. After current feelings have passed, you’ll be able to tackle domestic questions with a clear head. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 24 - Dec 23) The Moon will be exerting its emotional sway over your house of marriage, so you have a chance to settle outstanding matrimonial questions. It’s practical arrangements which seem to matter most, and it may be a close partnership which counts more than an emotional one. CAPRICORN (Dec. 23 - Jan. 20) Your social skills are often underestimated, even by you. Yet your ideas are currently a great deal more interesting and entertaining than anyone else’s. The only snag is that you may have to subsidise them, and you’ll have to find extra cash from somewhere.

ALLIOUAGANA EXPRESS

Monday, April 22, 2019

Premier urges public to remain calm in midst of budget delays

By Staff Reporter Tuesday April 16th Davy Hill—Premier Donaldson Romeo urged the public not to worry about the delayed budget, assuring that provisions were made to ensure the continued operation of government. The Honourable leader made the statement last week during an interview with the media. During the last sitting of Legislative Assembly and the days following, the government has come under harsh criticism from opposition members for not presenting a budget to the honourable house on time. The criticisms were mainly directed at Premier Romeo who is the Minister with responsibility for Finance. In an effort to clear the air on the issue, Romeo said in the interview, “—I signed a provisional warrant for the fiscal year 2019/2020. This allows government to draw down on monies on the consolidated fund to carry out the service of government—that means the monies will cover services up until the 30 of June 2019 or until the Appropriation Bill is passed in the Legislative Assembly— I’ve announced the date to be the 7th of May. So Premier Donaldson Romeo there is no real reason to panic or worry,—it does not hinder the capital program, it’s not holding up any projects or limiting any spending within (File Photo AEx) public service and government.” The Finance Minister informs that there are monies curMONTSERRAT rently available for spending until the budget is ready. He REGISTERED LAND ACT, CAP 8.01 said, “There are about 3.2 million that rolls over into the new year,—on a few projects, those to do with the port, youth proSECTION 34 grams— so that continues. The provisional warrant or the deNOTICE OF APPLICATION TO REPLACE LOST LAND lay in the budget does not hold that up. Also monies approved CERTIFICATE from the EU, the 18.5 million that I mentioned in the previous TAKE NOTICE that applications were filed in the Land Registry budget that was not held up as well. That is already approved Department in respect of the following persons, for the replacement and we are working on getting the projects associated with of their Land Certificates which have been reported as lost: that to the procurement stage. By getting it to the procurement REG. SECTION/ NAME DATE ISSUED stage as soon as possible, the sooner we could start spending REFERENCE those monies.” Alicia F. Bramble Beachettes – 12/07/035 June 13, 1986 Romeo explains the reason for the delay of the budget, James Bramble “There are two issues before us—on the recurrent first of all, Erica M. Wilson Salem – 11/01/082 August 31, 1999 I said in the assembly on both the capital program, the 30 miland Curthsula lion capital program, we’re actually still in negotiation over Beachettes – 12/04/204 May 8, 1981 Anika Wilson them. We have agreed on a figure on the recurrent budget, it Eunice S. Skerritt Beachettes – 12/04/127 November 19, 2008 had not been finalized when I was in the assembly but it’s basically finalized.” TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that any person who objects to the He explained, “However there are some new insertions to issuance of the new Land Certificates or who has knowledge of the lost Land Certificates must within the period of fourteen (14) days the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), that’s the agreefrom the date of publication of this notice in the newspaper inform ment associated with the budget, that are still not finalized the Registrar of Lands in writing. which affects both budgets. In fact all of the other overseas territories are facing this new insertion and we’re trying to TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that in the absence of an objection or information as to the existence of the lost Land Certificates within resolve final wording for the MOU. I’ve been waiting for sevthe time specified, the Registrar of Lands may proceed to cancel the eral weeks, we’re ready to sign and that would form part of original Land Certificates and issue new Land Certificates in their the budget details and speech. So until we resolve the MOU place without further notice. for the budget as well as for the capital program, there is no Dated this 17th day of April 2019. point in me jumping to a budget speech.” The 2018/2019 fiscal year came to a close on March 31st, Sgd., Shelley Isles-Hillocks the new fiscal year started on April 1st. REGISTRAR OF LANDS

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Monday, April 22, 2019

Huge fire breaks out at Notre-Dame Cathedral in paris

French officials said they were doing all they could to tackle the blaze. However they said that water-dropping aircrafts could not be used as they posed a threat to the building’s structural integrity. This form of action was suggested by US president Donald Trump on Twitter. “Perhaps flying water tankers could be used to put it out,” he wrote. If destroyed, it would be possible to rebuild the cathedral. Thanks to the work of art historian Andrew Tallon, who passed away in late 2018, laser scans have been used to map the entire structure of the building. Main image is by AFP/Getty Images. MONTSERRAT THE REGISTERED LAND ACT (CAP. 8.01) REGISTRATION SECTION ST. JOHN’S

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PRESCRIPTIVE TITLE

Amy Frearson | 15 April 2019 Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris has caught fire, with flames visible from the roof and firefighters attending the scene. Images emerged showing the upper parts of the gothic cathedral engulfed by flames. The 90-metre-high spire and parts of the roof completely collapsed, and the fire spread to the bell towers. It took nine hours to bring it under control. The fire started at approximately 7pm local time and brought hundreds of people out into the street of Paris. A spokesperson for the cathedral told Associated Press that the cathedral’s wooden interior was ablaze and likely to be destroyed. Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo described it as “a terrible fire” on her Twitter page, and urged onlookers to respect the security boundaries in place while the fire brigade tackled the blaze. French president Emmanuel Macron cancelled a speech he was due to give so he could attend the scene. He also made a statement on Twitter, describing the situation as “emotion of a whole nation”. “Thought for all Catholics and for all French. Like all our compatriots, I am sad tonight to see this part of us burn,” he said. The cause of the fire is unconfirmed, but officials told BBC News it might linked to renovation. The historic cathedral had been in bad condition after decades of damage from weather and pollution. Large cracks and fissures had appeared in the structure, and many of its gargoyles were either damaged or destroyed. The restoration project was estimated to cost €150 million. It was being partially funded by the French state, but additional funds were being sourced from private donors. The building, constructed in the 12th and 13th centuries, is considered one the world’s finest examples of gothic architecture, thanks to its pioneering use of rib vaults and flying buttresses, as well as its striking stained-glass rose windows. Cathedral could be rebuilt

TAKE NOTICE that an Application was filed on the 9th day of April 2019, by virtue of section 135 of the Registered Land Act, (Cap. 8.01), by Kenneth Allen, Queen’s Counsel of Allen Markham & Associates, 100 Banks Estate, Montserrat, for and on behalf of Ann Allen of Davy Hill, Montserrat, the Lawful Attorney of Samuel Fergus aka Samuel Arthurton, the son and Executor of the Estate of Richard Fergus (deceased), the Applicant herein for Prescriptive Title of the above-mentioned parcel of land more particularly described in the Schedule hereto and is presently Unclaimed. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that if you object to the granting of the application you must within six (6) weeks of the First Publication of this notice in a newspaper published in and circulating in Montserrat lodge an objection setting out the grounds of your objection. The said Application may be inspected by any interested party at the Land Registry Department from Monday to Friday between the hours of 8:00am – 2:00pm. SCHEDULE ALL THAT a parcel of land, approximately 0.2 acres registered as Block 14/010 Parcel 012 in the St. John’s Registration Section in Montserrat and butted and bounded as follows: On the north north-east to the east by the northern main road; On the east south-east to the south west by Block 14/10 parcel 001 registered to Mary Locker, Gertrude Cooper & Iona Wilson-Wells; On the west south-west by Block 14/10 parcel 082 registered to John Joseph Fergus; On the west by Block 14/10 parcel 81 registered to Abraham Fergus; and On the west north-west by Block 14/10 parcel 034 registered to Abraham Joseph Fergus. Dated the 16th day of April 2019. Sgd., Shelley Isles-Hillocks REGISTRAR OF LANDS

ALLIOUAGANA EXPRESS

Monday, April 22, 2019

“Control Your Temper (Anger)”

There once was a little boy who had a bad temper. His father gave him a bag of nails and told him that every time he lost his temper, he must hammer a nail into the fence. The first day the boy had driven 37 nails into the fence. Over the next few weeks as he learned to control his anger, the number of nails hammered daily, gradually dwindled down. He discovered it was easier to hold his temper than to drive those nails into the fence. Finally, the day came when the boy didn’t lose his temper at all. He told his father about it and the father suggested that the boy now pulls out one nail Name this country!

for each day that he was able to hold his temper. The days passed and the young boy was finally able to tell his father that all the nails were gone. The father took his son by the hand and led him to the fence. He said

“you have done well, my son, but look at the holes in the fence. The fence will never be the same. When you say things in anger, they leave a scar just like this one.” Moral: You can put a knife in a man and

How do you say that in...?

draw it out. It won’t matter how many times you say I’m sorry, the wound is still there. Make sure you control your temper the next time you are tempted to say something you will regret later.

Solve the clues then translate

Christian celebration of the resurrection _______ A day on which ordinary work/business is suspended _______ A race between two or more teams (2 words) ______ The act of crucifying __________ English

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Haitian Creole/ Kreyòl Ayisyen

ALLIOUAGANA EXPRESS

Monday, April 22, 2019

250 Kilowatts Solar project handed over to Montserrat Utilities Limited

from left to right: Mr. Kendall Lee, Hon. Paul Lewis, Mrs. Beverley Mendes, Hon. Premier Donaldson Romeo, Mr. Kyle Walrond, Mr. David Kaul, Hon. Delmaude Ryan, Mr. Owen Lewis

Hon. Premier Donaldson Romeo

Mr. Kyle Walrond, EU Representative

Mr. David Kaul, Contractor

By Staff Reporter Tuesday April 16th, Brades— Montserrat has taken a major step on its journey to operating on 100% renewable energy in an historical handover ceremony of the recently completed 250 Kilowatts Solar project to Montserrat Utility Limited (MUL) at the MUL Brades power station parking lot. Making a brief statement at the ceremony, the Honourable Premier Donaldson Romeo said, “Today is a milestone for Montserrat as we formally commission our new 250kw Solar Photovoltaic (PV) type program. It is good news to know that it is now on grid and it represents 10% of our load demand. MUL now has a

Mr. Owen Lewis, Solar Project Manager renewable energy driven power plant.” He declared, “Plans are in place to add another 750kw of Solar PV capacity with some battery backup. When this is in place we will

Invited guests on hand to witness handover

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Monday, April 22, 2019

have 1Megawatt (MW) of Solar PV capacity which can supply about 40% of our current electricity consumption. We will not stop here— as we continue to explore greener energy like the rest of the world, we will keep an eye on wind, bio fuel, electric vehicles and of course geothermal— today we celebrate what our government can and must always do when it has adequate funding to execute a project.” Minister of Energy Paul Lewis, the visionary behind the Solar project, expressed gratitude for the completion and handover of the project, he said, “This is a proud moment for the government and people of Montserrat. MUL, our project partners to witness today our proud moment after 23 plus years post volcanic crisis, clean green renewable energy is once again on the national grid.” He revealed, “45% of fuel imported is spent on electricity generation, a yearly average of a whopping EC8.4 million all aided by us the cus-

tomer of MUL. After hearing those figures paid by you the consumers, I’m a 100% sure you are now all on board with this solar initiative and vision. —the vision to embrace various forms of renewable energy sources is reflected in the national energy policy, “The Power to Change”. He boasted that, “This government has demonstrated that working with local regional and international expertise and the European Union funding, Montserrat can boost of a world class energy policy, strategy, implementation plan and even more important implementation of actual energy projects. It is now evident that the energy projects financed by grant funds from the European Union as a part of our sustainable energy program are being ruled out successfully.” The 250kw utility scale project is anticipated to be able to generate electricity to approximately 250 average homes at a reduced fuel surcharge price.

Mrs. Beverley Mendes, Chairperson

Father Carlisle Vyphuis

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Monday, April 22, 2019

Fire and MSS One win 2019 Easter Monday Road Relay

MSS One Antigua (females)

By staff Reporter Monday April 22nd Little Bay— It was a bitter disappointment for the 2018 male champions, JA Stars who failed to successfully defend their title, falling to third place this year at the annual Easter Monday Road Race. New comer Statutory Force took the lead ahead of the Stars in second place, However it was Fire Department that out-matched them all, taking first place in the competition. In the female race MSS 1 girls outpaced their female counterparts claiming victory in first place. MSS 2 finished the race in second, while Defence Force came in third position. The race took the Salem to Little Bay route with participation from seven male teams and four female teams, which featured Antigua’s Hurricane Force male and female teams*. The top three teams were rewarded with trophies, medals and cash prizes. In addition MSS1 also won a cake, while both first place teams were awarded the “Road Runners Challenge Trophy” courtesy from Emerald Springs Water. All teams walked away with a participatory prizes. Minister with responsibility for Sports the Honourable Delmaude Ryan thanked all the teams who participated in the competition and welcomed the increases participation of team. In a brief statement at the prize presentation ceremony she said, “—It is cont’d. on page 11

Statutory Force

MSS Two Antigua (males)

J.A. Stars

Defence Force (Females)

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Monday, April 22, 2019

Gad Kòt Ameriken an entèEl caso de la pareja diksyon sou 33 imigran ayisyestadounidense que anteriormente faltaba en 35 mil nan nòdès Tortuga todavía está oscuro después de que la recuperación del vehículo plantea más preguntas

Las condiciones del vehículo recuperado del Mar Caribe, en el que la pareja de norteamericanos que habían sido reportados como desaparecidos, han provocado especulaciones sobre el evento. El Kia Rio que fue retirado con una grúa de las aguas, en el kilómetro 19 de la carretera Las Américas, estaba tan en ruinas que parecía más chatarra, una condición que no concuerda con el tiempo transcurrido desde el accidente. Según las autoridades, el vehículo solo permaneció tres días en el fondo del mar, lo que no explica cómo pudo haberse deteriorado tanto durante ese tiempo. Tampoco dejó de llamar la atención sobre el hecho de que en las operaciones de rescate se contrató a dos pescadores, a cambio de un "chiripa", para el trabajo de rescate. Es inconcebible que no haya un cuerpo especializado para tales tareas y que las vidas

de Alberto y Alison de los Santos estuvieran en peligro, ya que se lanzaron al fondo, desafiando las fuertes olas, para facilitar la recuperación del vehículo. La pareja estadounidense había estado en Samaná cuando se informó de su desaparición el 27 de marzo. Después de unos días, la policía llegó a la conclusión de que las identidades de dos personas que habían tenido un accidente en la carretera de Las Américas correspondían a sus identidades, en las que uno murió en el lugar y otro resultó herido, pero murió 8 días después en el hospital. Las especulaciones que rodearon el caso desde el primer momento en que desapareció la pareja no se han aliviado con la divulgación del estado del vehículo rescatado del Mar Caribe en el que supuestamente viajaban en el momento del supuesto accidente.

El estado de Kia Rio tres días después de estrellarse en el mar justifica nuevas preguntas

CaribbeanNewsNow MIAMI, USA - Gad Kòt kòm yon danje nan navigasyon. Ameriken an entèdi 33 imigran nan Yon fwa abò yon kouto Gad Lendi apeprè 35 kilomèt nan nòdès Kòt, tout imigran yo resevwa manje, Tortuga, Ayiti, eseye antre nan peyi dlo, abri ak atansyon medikal de baz Etazini ilegalman. yo. Apeprè 7:30 am, ekipaj Spencer Ekip Spencer a transfere 33 Cuter Cutter Gad yo detekte yon sitwayen ayisyen yo tounen lakay veso motè 25-pye twòp epi li te yo nan orijin Vandredi pou posib lanse yon ekipaj Over the Horizon pouswit jidisyè. ti bato. Pandan ke wout la, ekipaj “Gad Kòt la avèk dilijans nan bato ti refè sis softball ki gen patwouye Difikilte Florid yo ak gwosè pakè marigwana k ap flote Lanmè Karayib la pou asire sekirite apeprè 100 yad soti nan veso a. Ekip nan lavi nan lanmè ak sekirite nan bato a te monte ak veso a epi li te Etazini yo,” te di Lt Cmdr James dekouvri 27 gason ayisyen, sis fanm Hodges, Distri 7 ofisye repons. “Ni adilt ayisyen, twa pakè adisyonèl ilegal migrasyon, ni kontrebann de marijuana ak yon pake ki teste dwòg yo pral tolere, ak Gad Kòt pozitif pou anfetamin. yo ap kontinye ranfòse lwa federal Ekip ekip Spencer lan anbake pandan w ap kenbe yon prezans fò 33 imigran yo, transfere dwòg yo soti sou dlo a.” entèdi a abri kouto a ak detwi veso a

2019 Road Race results cont’d. from page 10

also a very great honour to be launching this run, this year under the department of Community, Youth and Sports Services which brings greater focus to these key elements under the Ministry. And so I thank all the participating teams, especially that we have increased in numbers, but more so to our team from Antigua, “Antigua Hurricane” for coming along to join Montserrat.” FEMALE RACE POSITIONS MSS 1 MSS 2 Defence Force

1st 2nd 3rd

52:44 55:16 01:01:03

MALE RACE POSITIONS Fire department Statutory Force JA Stars Police 2 Defense Force Police 1

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

01:37:58 01:39:10 01:47:42 01:51:05 01:51:55 1:52:19

* Both Antigua male and female teams were invitational teams and were not part of the official competition.

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Monday, April 22, 2019

6 2 Dominic O.8 Lee ‘Deebzlenuz’ to release new5 album 3 7

1 Deebzlenuz, also known as Dominic O. Lee, is an ambitious up and coming artist with a voice that transcends musical genres. Influenced by Bob Marley, Gregory Isaac, Dennis Brown, and Peter Tosh, his music represents the beat of his heart; the race of his pulse and the realities of his life. In short, Deebzlenuz is a force to be reckoned with within the musical space. A son of the soil, Deebzlenuz was inspired by a mixture of West African music, calypso, soca and reg-

gae. It was not long after he wrote his first song that his life changed forever. This amazing new single “Mama” by Deebzlenuz, is the follow up single to his previously released hit single “My Daddy”. In the song “My Daddy” Deebzlenuz expressed his love and respect for his dad, and gave due regard to all fathers around the world. As promised during an interview he did on ZJB Radio’s Rose Willock Show, Deebzlenuz is releasing his tribute single to his mother called “Mama”.

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smooth Reggae beat that’s sure to sooth the soul of every reggae purists out there. Mama is the first official single on Deebzlenuz’ soon to be released album titled “Outta Mi Soul 2” and “Outta Mi Soul Ep”. This will be a six song release of Outta Mi Soul 2.

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Monday, April 22, 2019

Montserrat Secondary School

By Staff Reporter Wednesday April 17th, Little Bay— A cloud of excitement filled the air as Blue house not only defended their title, but had several athletes set new records in the process, at the 2019 MSS Sports Day at the Little Bay Playing Field. The meet featured the four Montserrat Secondary School (MSS) Houses in a day of track events, a tug of war pull, house rally as well as several exhibition races. At the end of the event the house scores recorded were: • Lamacraft Blue House- 604 points • Carrington Green House – 565 points • Browne Red House- 488 points • Mckenzie Orange House- 461 points Blue house also won the Tug-of-war pull but lost to Orange house in the house rally settling for second place. Green house placed third followed by Red house. In addition, Aiden Livan and Anisha Turner of Blue house were named Victor and Victrix Ludorum with the score of 26 and 45 points respectively. One of the more defining accomplishments of the day was the setting of 11 new local track records. Dwight Lee, Kimari Kirnon, Adonyjah Daley, and Seigel Rodney all set new 4x100m Senior Boys record with a time of 48:43. Other new records include: • 100m Class I Girls

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Monday, April 22, 2019

annual Sports meet 2019

(new record) by Tiffany Weekes 12:75 100m C II G (new record) by Anisha Turner 13:18 200m C V Girls 28.44 (record maintained) by Tackera Anderson. • 200m C II Boys (new record) by Kimari Kirnon 23.84 • 200m C 1 boys (new record) by Jose Reynolds 23.74 • 200m C 1 girls (new record) by Tiffany Weekes 26.39 • Skipping girls c III (new record) by Anisha Turner 11:49 • 400 m c IV Boys (new record) by Sanjay Weekes 57.09 • 400m C III Girls (new record) by Anisha Turner 1.07.94 • 400m C II Boys (new record) by Ridge Samuel 57:00 • 400m C 1 girls (new record) by Ashaunte Fenton 1.09.54 • Sprint Medley mix (Jr & Sr) Aidan Livan, Nyack Webster, Kacia Allen, Ashaunte Fenton The male and female top athletes from the different class categories were also recognized as champions for their category. The class champions were: Class Names Points Class 1 Boy: Aidan Livan 26 Girl: Ashaunte Fenton 12 Class 2 Boy: Kimari Kirnon 15 Girl: Britney Patience 17 Class 3 Boy: D’Vaughny Browne 11 Girl: Anisha Turner 45 Class 4 Boy: Sanjay Weekes 21 Girl: Waynette Fenton 22 Class 5 Boy: Jemarie Lane 13 Girl: Tackera Anderson 18 • •

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