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Wednesday 23rd January 2008- St. George’s: All persons who have applied for training under the Government of Grenada- Grenada Training and Employment Project GTEP are asked to attend registration by parish at the following training centers:
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Wednesday 23rd January 2008- St. George’s: It appears that young Grenadians know quite a lot about ‘Traditional Childhood Games’.
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Tuesday 22nd January, 2008- St. George’s: The Ministry of Education invites applications from teachers to fill the post of Guidance and Counselling Assistants, within the Student Support Services Unit at the following Secondary Schools:
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Tuesday 15th January, 2008- St. George’s: The Ministry of Education is pleased to announce a proposed visit by representatives from MidWestern State University (MWSU) and Stephen F. Austin University, both from Texas, USA.
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Wednesday January 2, 2008, St. George’s: The Government of Grenada has met its commitments to pay allowances owed to Police Officers. The Ministry of Finance today confirmed that Government had paid one million 112 thousand dollars to police officers in back pay owed for 2006. Under an agreement which was negotiated and signed with the Police Union, Government had agreed to pay this back pay by the end of 2007. The salaries of Police Officers were also adjusted in November 2007 to reflect the negotiated and agreed salary increases.
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Wednesday 28th November 29, 2007: The Ministry of Social Development began its School Sensitization Campaign on Domestic Violence on Wednesday November, 28th 2007 at the Westerhall Secondary School.
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Thursday 6th December. 2007. St. George’s. The curtains came down on the Festival of the Arts competition organized by the Division of Culture within the Ministry of Tourism. Acting Chief Cultural Officer Mr. Thomas Mathew deemed the competition, which started approximately three months ago very successful.
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Monday 3rd December 2007- St. George’s: The Government of Grenada wishes to announce that based on the recommendation by the Caribbean Examination Council, the following persons have been awarded Island Scholarship for 2006- 2007:
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Friday 30th November 2007- St. George’s: The People of St. David turned out in their numbers at the La Sagesse Natural Works on Thursday 29th November 2007 to witness the closing of the UNESCO Youth Path Project and the Official Opening of the St. David Museum.
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Thursday 29th November 2007- St.George’s- The CARICOM Secretariat working with the Ministry of Education on Thursday 29th November 2007 began a two day workshop on HIV/AIDS and Life skills for persons within the education sector.
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Wednesday 28th November 2007- St. George’s: The Government of Grenada is pleased to announce that it has received a cheque in the amount of One Hundred Thousand US. Dollars from the Embassy of the Republic of Turkey to assist with the reconstruction of a hurricane-damaged facility.
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Library Week
Date Posted: Wednesday, November 28, 2007
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Wednesday 28th November 2007-St, George’s: The Ministry of Education wishes to advise the general public that Library Week will be observed from December 2nd to 08th 2007 under the theme Libraries Equip Individuals: Individuals Build Nations.
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Monday 26th November 2007- St. George’s: The people of Carriacou turned
out in their numbers on Friday afternoon to witness the official
handing over of the newly built Hillsborough Government School.
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Thursday 22nd November 2007. St. George’s. The Reno Cinema and Cultural Entertainment Centre was on Thursday 22nd November 2007, transformed into a Cultural Village where the sounds of sweet melodious voices of primary and secondary schools filled the air. The occasion was day two of the Festival of the Arts Competition.
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Thursday November 22, 2007- St.George's: At the time of European discovery, Grenada was inhabited by the Kalinagos, referred to as the Caribs.
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