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37 ANGUILLIAN ATHLETES TO COMPETE IN C.U.T. GAMES IN BVI
Thirty-seven boys and girls, ages 7-14, from all the primary schools, and Campus B of the Albena Lake-Hodge Comprehensive School, will represent Anguilla at the Caribbean Teachers’ Union Games to...
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MRS. CLARA ISABELL GUMBS
The Central Baptist Church at Rey Hill was filled to capacity for the Thanksgiving Service for the late Mrs. Clara Isabell Gumbs of Long Ground on Saturday, June 18. Mrs. Gumbs was a foundation...
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TEACHER AVERIL ANETTE CARTY
One of Anguilla’s former long-serving and respected school teachers, Ms. Averil Anette Carty, of Sandy Ground, was laid to rest on Saturday, June 18, following a moving Thanksgiving Service at...
View ArticleAsk Your Doctor: EXCESSIVE VOMITING IN PREGNANCY (HYPEREMESIS GRAVIDARUM)
Almost every pregnant woman experiences some nausea and vomiting in pregnancy. In most of these cases the symptoms do not result in serious complications, but excessive vomiting in pregnancy is a...
View ArticleHon. Cora Richardson-Hodge, Minister of Home Affairs and Gender 3rd Annual...
Greetings to one and all. It is my pleasure to celebrate with you our third annual Men’s Week 2016 under the theme “Men in the Arts: Purpose-Passion-Power” from 19th June to 26th June. We’ve seen...
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MEN’S WEEK CELEBRATED AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Governor Christina Scott with celebrated Anguillian men On Tuesday June 21st, Her Excellency Governor Christina Scott hosted an elegantly casual evening at Government House to celebrate Men’s Week...
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FRIENDS OF THE HOSPITAL MAKE ANNUAL CONTRIBUTION TO PRINCESS ALEXANDRA HOSPITAL
L-R: Director of Nursing Services Mrs. Colvette Coley, Dialysis Unit Manager Mrs. June Rynes-Christopher and President of Friends of the Hospital Ms. Audrey Brooks On Monday June 20th, 2016, the...
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GLOBAL QUALIFICATIONS FOR ANGUILLIAN STUDENTS
Come September, this year, the Anguilla Community College expects to commence the Pearson BTEC (Business and Technology Education Council) training programme – offering persons opportunities to...
View ArticleEDITORIAL: WHITHER ANGUILLA & SISTER OTS?
By the time this edition of The Anguillian is put into circulation the results of the United Kingdom’s referendum, whether to remain in, or exit the European Union, will be known. Notwithstanding...
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THIRD PROTEST MARCH IN ANGUILLA: MAY/JUNE Another Communiqué Read & Presented
Protesters against the banking resolution in Anguilla have marched for the third time, during the months of May and June, so far, to the entrance of the Ministry of Finance for an audience with...
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SCHOOL LEAVERS IN ANGUILLA SEEKING JOBS
The conference room at Dorack’s Place, Katouche, was crowded with upwards of 160 fifth and sixth formers from the Albena Lake-Hodge Comprehensive School on Monday, June 20, the majority of whom,...
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LEGALISING MARIJUANA – TOPIC OF PANEL DISCUSSION
Executives and Members of the Anguilla Bar Association Whether or not to legalise marijuana for medical purposes was the first formal panel discussion in Anguilla on the subject on Wednesday this...
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Chamber President: “FIXING LITTLE THINGS CAN HELP GROW THE ECONOMY”
The suggestion has been made that if the little things in Anguilla were properly addressed, this would go a long way towards assisting the growth of the island’s economy. It was a suggestion...
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CANCER SURVIVORS CELEBRATE LIFE WITH DINNER
Cancer survivors and their supportive families and friends joined in celebrating life with their Second Annual Survivors Dinner at CuisinArt Golf Resort and Spa on Thursday, June 30. The event was...
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ANGUILLIANS, AMERICANS ENJOY VICEROY’S JULY 4TH PARTY
Spectacular fireworks lit up the western sky over Viceroy Anguilla in the vicinity of the Sunset Lounge Pool where a mass food and music party was held on Monday, July 4th. Hundreds of people gazed...
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CIRC, “Your Family Dentist”, Welcomes Dr. Alicia Montrose to Dental Team
Dr. Alicia Montrose The Caribbean Implant Restorative Center is happy to announce the addition of Dr. Alicia Montrose, DDS, to our dental team. Dr. Montrose joins us from the twin-island republic...
View Article“KNOW THE PAST” PART II
We are once more at a crossroads, and if we’re not careful, can lose it all. There are those right now who would like to see Victor get his comeuppance and fall flat on his face. Even though, it...
View ArticlePOSITIVE LIVING – OVERCOMING DOUBT
“Jesus answered and said unto them, Verily I say unto you, If ye have faith, and doubt not, ye shall not only do this which is done to the fig tree, but also if ye shall say unto this mountain, Be...
View ArticleAsk Your Doctor: CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTL) is a relative common disorder of the hand and fingers that appears to be on the rise in recent years. The symptoms can cause much discomfort and suffering. Individuals...
View ArticleLegal Maverick Dr John Anthony Roberts QC CBE has died By David F. Roberts
Dr John Anthony Roberts QC CBE who has died, age 88 was a man credited with many firsts, the most notable being the first person of African ancestry to be appointed by the British Government to...
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