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Grand Anse, Haiti

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Results 1 - 20 of 23 in Grand Anse, Haiti

  1. Forget the invasion: Grenada's all about the beachRead the original story

    Sunday | CourierPostOnline

    Grenada. Mention the tiny spice island in the Caribbean to any American who remembers Ronald Reagan's presidency, and the inevitable question you'll get is, 'Isn't that the country we invaded?' Yes, the United States did invade Grenada on Oct.

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  2. Hundreds drowned in Haiti disaster

    Tuesday Dec 29 | The Independent

    IN ONE of the worst sea disasters in recent history, many hundreds, and possibly as many as 1,800 Haitians are feared drowned after an overloaded passenger ferry bound for the capital, Port-au-Prince, capsized and sank in a storm off southern Haiti early on Wednesday.

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    Related Topix: Haiti, World News, Central America, Boat Disaster, Jeremie, Haiti, Agriculture, Science, US Coast Guard, US Military, US News, US Coast Guard

  3. Beaded bracelets sale means help for Haitian babies

    Wednesday Dec 23 | Dorchester Reporter, Dorchester MA

    Many holiday shoppers took advantage of a local event in recent weeks to buy gifts and donate to a worthy cause at the same time.

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    Related Topix: Haiti, World News, Central America, Jeremie, Haiti

  4. Grenada's beaches still make historyRead the original story

    Thursday Dec 17 | USA Today

    Natural wonder: Christopher McDonald guides a visitor to the Seven Sisters waterfall, in Grenada's interior.

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    Related Topix: Travel, Outdoor Recreation, Snokerling

  5. St Lucia's endemic reptile population on the verge of extinctionRead the original story w/Photo

    Thursday Dec 10 | Caribbean Net News

    Fer-de-lance CASTRIES, St Lucia -- A nationwide scientific study of St Lucia's reptiles and amphibians, completed this month, has uncovered that the island's endemic reptile populations are approaching critically low levels.

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    Related Topix: National Geographic, Vocal

  6. The brutal life of Haiti's child slavesRead the original story w/Photo

    Dec 4, 2009 | BBC

    As soon as dawn breaks in Port-au-Prince the first children appear, staggering under the weight of five-gallon buckets of water.

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    Related Topix: Haiti, Central America, World News

  7. Grenada official says region must treat security as priority

    Dec 3, 2009 | Caribbean Net News

    ST GEORGE'S, Grenada -- Grenada and other Caribbean countries must be proactive in setting up mechanisms to detect fraud, protect their citizens and the country borders and ports of entry from terrorism related activities, according to Grenada's Cabinet Secretary, Jemma Bain-Thomas. Bain-Thomas made the call while addressing more that 70 ...

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    Related Topix: Haiti, World News

  8. Why not give a goat this Christmas?

    Nov 13, 2009 | Houma Courier

    For the past 10 years, a local nonprofit group has been raising money to buy farm animals for Haitian families.

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    Related Topix: Life, Holidays, Christmas, Haiti, World News, Central America, Agriculture, Science, Schriever, LA, Jeremie, Haiti, Houma, LA

  9. Getting ready to sail to Los Testigos in VenezuelaRead the original story

    Nov 3, 2009 | Boatbumms Log

    Diane on Jabulani moved over to Grand Anse, had her over for a nice dinner she cooked, yes she brought dinner to us and it was wonderful.

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    Related Topix: Haiti, World News

  10. The big news arrived, but a little late

    Oct 30, 2009 | MyCentralJersey.com

    In this month's Reader's Digest, November 2009, there is a great story by Michael Meyer about the Fall of the Berlin Wall.

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    Related Topix: Haiti, Jeremie, Haiti, World News, Central America, Travel, Haiti Travel

  11. Plans are written in sand at low tideRead the original story

    Oct 28, 2009 | Boatbumms Log

    The weather was really benign and will last until the end of October and so we decided to take the opportunity and head back to Grendada, shop for two days and then head for the Testigo Islands in Venezuela before the Xmas winds start up again.

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    Related Topix: Sports, Swimming

  12. Crawling Caricom bad for business --

    Oct 13, 2009 | Trinidad & Tobago Express

    THE tongue-lashing Caricom heads of government got from the leaders of the region's two major social sector umbrella organisations last week was more than well deserved.

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    Related Topix: Haiti, World News, Trinidad and Tobago, Central America, Opinion

  13. A seed grows in Haiti: Pacifican Michelle Lacourciere joins hands with a community in need of support

    Oct 8, 2009 | Pacifica Tribune

    The jatropha plant is tough-skinned and inedible. It grows well on areas of land that are unsuitable for farming.

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    Related Topix: Haiti, World News, Central America, Pacifica, CA, Agriculture, Science, Biofuel, Alternative Energy, Renewable Energy (Green Energy), Energy, Jeremie, Haiti, Sud, Haiti, Les Cayes, Haiti

  14. Waiting for test results and mailRead the original story

    Sep 24, 2009 | Boatbumms Log

    Sid's foot was getting better until he stubbed his toe again not just that he also stepped on a bee with that food ouch.

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  15. Admiral Brown's escapades

    Sep 19, 2009 | Trinidad Guardian

    I met Wayne Brown 30 years ago through English prof, Ken Ramchand, while I was at University of the West Indies , St Augustine, doing an MA in English.

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    Related Topix: Travel, Grenada, Central America, Grenada Travel, World News, Haiti

  16. A family gathering like no otherRead the original story

    Aug 8, 2009 | The Victoria Star

    Last year, Rolande O'Connell was watching all the growing excitement as the countdown began for this year's World Acadian Congress, when she realized one family was not part of the mix.

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    Related Topix: Richibucto, NB, New Brunswick, Canada, Canada, Moncton Area, NB, North America, Canada, World News, Life, Hobbies, Genealogy

  17. A family gathering like no otherRead the original story

    Aug 4, 2009 | The Victoria Star

    Last year, Rolande O'Connell was watching all the growing excitement as the countdown began for this year's World Acadian Congress, when she realized one family was not part of the mix.

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    Related Topix: Bathurst Area, NB, Tremblay, NB, New Brunswick, Canada, Canada, Richibucto, NB, Moncton Area, NB, North America, Canada, World News, Life, Hobbies, Genealogy

  18. Delaware Days: Aug. 8, 2009Read the original story w/Photo

    Aug 1, 2009 | OnMilwaukee.com

    Stay for dinner, enjoy live music or just hang @ the bar. www.hectorsonhenderson.com about 3 days ago PaperChaser101 : @QueenIsis8 there's no t in chaser n u better get hector or jesus or one of them to clean ur room about 4 days ago In Festival Guide Briefs Delaware Days: Aug.

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  19. Bel Air Plantation ResortRead the original story

    Jul 30, 2009 | WIAT-TV Birmingham

    On arriving in Grenada we were picked up by a roomy air conditioned taxi which delivered us to the Bel air about 40 mins later .

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  20. CG keeps looking as Haitian death toll rises

    Jul 29, 2009 | Navy Times

    Rescue teams scanned the clear blue waters off the Turks and Caicos Islands Wednesday with fading hopes of finding dozens of Haitian migrants whose sailboat struck a reef and shattered in the waves.

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    Related Topix: Haiti, World News, Central America, Boat Disaster, Turks and Caicos Islands, US Coast Guard, US Military, US News, US Coast Guard, Jeremie, Haiti