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LEGAL OPINION RECEIVED ABOUT SALARY REDUCTIONS
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It was confirmed by the Governor’s Office on Tuesday, January 24, that the legal opinion of Mr. Anthony Astaphan, S.C. of Dominica,on reductions from the salaries of public servants, had been received by the Anguilla Government.
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CRICKETER TURNS POLITICIAN
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Anguilla’s first professional cricketer in England and Australia, Cardigan Connor, has entered the island’s political arena as the Opposition Anguilla United Front’s candidate for District 7 (West End) in the next general election.
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FERRY OPERATORS QUERY SIMPSON BAY DOCK
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The docking facility to be built at the Simpson Bay Lagoon in Philipsburg, St. Maarten, by the Anguilla Government, with the cooperation of the Dutch Government there, has generated much discussion in Anguilla among operators of regular ferries to Marigot, St. Martin, charter boats and special shuttles to Philipsburg.
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CUISINART SIGNS MOU FOR FLAG/TEMENOS PROJECT Rizzuto To Pay Local Suppliers
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Owner of CuisinArt Golf Resort and Spa, Leandro Rizzuto, declared that Monday, January 16, was “a very special day for CuisinArt and also for Anguilla inasmuch as we worked out terms and conditions for the development of the 275 acres formerly the Temenos Property.”
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AG: VEHICLE BILL TO RAISE OVER $600,000 IN 2012/2013
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It is anticipatedthat the Vehicle and Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill 2012 will provide additional revenue to the Government of Anguilla in excess of $600,000 this year and over $680,000 in 2013.
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TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AREAS ON DISPLAY
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Anguilla’s Tourism Development Areas (TDA) as outlined in the recently-completed Tourism Master-plan.
A banner, featuring the map of Anguilla, divided into West End, Central and East End TDAs, has been erected on the main road opposite LIME. Three other banners, which will highlight each TDA in more detail, will be placed strategically around the island in due course.
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CHIEF MINISTER SIGNS PROVISIONAL WARRANT Osbourne Fleming Comments
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Chief Minister and Minister of Finance, Hubert Hughes, told reporters on Tuesday, this week, that he had signed the provisional warrant, thus enabling a number of Government workers to receive their weekly wages. He had delayed signing the warrant for one week, saying his action was “to bring pressure on the British Government” for not giving timely approval of the 2012 budget.
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TEACHERS ARE HURTING, PRESIDENT SAYS
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President of the Anguilla Teachers’ Union, Emma Ferguson, speaking on behalf of over 200 members, says that teachers, charged with the responsibility of educating the island’s children, are hurting badly as a result of the financial situation facing them.
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EC$40,000 FOR CHIEF MINISTER
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Anguilla’s Chief Minister and Minister of Finance, the Hon. Hubert Hughes, is to receive EC$40, 000 for telephone calls he made while serving in that position twelve years ago.
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CM DELAYS SIGNING PROVISIONAL BUDGET Governor Says It is Puzzling
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Anguilla’s Chief Minister and Minister of Finance, Hubert Hughes, told reporters on Tuesday that he would delay signing a Provisional Budget for a week. He claimed that this would jeopardise the Government’s chances of receiving budgetary support from the European Development Fund.
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WINAIR REFUELS IN ANGUILLA
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The Anguilla airspace was not only filled with increased passenger traffic due to the busy Christmas holiday period, but also by a number of the incoming flights, particularly by WINAIR, for refueling.
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GOVERNMENT SEEKING TO MAKE SALARY DEDUCTIONS PERMANENT
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The Executive Council has authorised the Attorney General’s Chambers to seek legal advice from Anthony Astaphan, a Dominica-based Lawyer, on behalf on behalf of the Anguilla Government, with regard to theimplications of discontinuing the deferred payments to public servants and other Government officials.
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ANGUILLA’S AIRPORT HOLDS MUCH POTENTIAL FOR JET TRAVEL
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Gleaming private Executive Jets whizzed in and out of Anguilla at the Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport, with a considerable degree of frequency over the holiday season, bringing in a number of high-profile visitors to the island.
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RINGING OUT 2011, RINGING IN 2012
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Anguilla’s leading religious singing group, the St. Augustine’s Chorale, returned to the stage after a short break to present a special Yuletideprogrammemarking the last week of 2011 and the first week of 2012.
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AN EARLY 2012 BUDGET AT CHRISTMAS Season’s Greetings
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Unlike at least three other occasions within some 18 months, during the current tenure of the AUM Government, when three budgets were not approved, the 2012 budget has won the approval of the British Government.
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HOPE CENTRE OPENS TO HELP PEOPLE TO EXCEL
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After operating for some time, H.O.P.E. Centre Ltd, at Nauson House, in the Sandy Hill/East End area, was officially opened on Monday afternoon, December 19. Its aim, as the founder, Mrs. Cora Richardson-Hodge, said, is: to Helping Our People Excel (HOPE).
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PROTESTERS DEMAND GOVERNOR’S RECALL
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After assembling off the George Hill main road from about 10 o’clock on Tuesday morning, December 13, between 60 and 80 persons, including Government political leaders, staged a protest march at about 3.45 p.m. at the Governor's Office, at Old Ta, demanding the recall of Governor Alistair Harrison by the Foreign Office in London.
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ANGUILLA FIRST CARIBBEAN TERRITORY TSUNAMI READY Mitigating Loss Of Life
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Anguilla is the first English-speaking Caribbean territory to be recognised as Tsunami Ready. The official status was accorded to the island at a special ceremony at the Wallblake Conference Centre on Monday, December 12. The event was chaired by the Hon. OthlynVanterpool, member of the Island Harbour community, and Elected Representative for that district where tsunami evacuation education has been a main focus by the Anguilla Department of Disaster Management.
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LAUNCHING OF ZEMI BEACH DEVELOPMENT, ANGUILLA
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The Goldstein Family, who have been responsible for the construction and management of thousands of residential units (and over three million square-feet of commercial and industrial property in the United States alone), are undertaking to invest in Anguilla. A press release, dated December 2, stated that the family will be launching their premier international development, Zemi Bay, destined to become Anguilla’s finest resort, with an open house on Friday, December 9, from 4.30 -7.00 p.m.
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GOVERNOR TRIES ON POSSIBLE TAG FOR PRISONERS
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Governor Alistair Harrison, who has responsibility for the operations of Her Majesty’s Prison in Anguilla, announced on Tuesday that he was considering the possibility of introducing an electronic taggingof prisoners during a period of release.
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