Grenada News

Then there are strange and weird holidays that really have no meaning besides the mere purpose to have an excuse to celebrate something.

Today is Saturday, July 4, the 185th day of 2009. There are 180 days left in the year.

June 16, 2009 -- To my most pleasant surprise, there you were on the screen, Bronco.

Experience the Isle of Spice Grenada's greatest natural assets are, well ... its natural assets.

Prosecutors in Grenada say their corruption case against a former prime minister hinges on a videotape they are trying to obtain as evidence.

The Grenadian parliament has approved a measure that will allow the Tillman Thomas-led administration to borrow EC$20 million from local commercial banks as part of a plan to stimulate the economy.

Then there are strange and weird holidays that really have no meaning besides the mere purpose to have an excuse to celebrate something.

Chicra Salhab, the owner of the Island Queen with his cousin, on board the ill-fated vessel.... ON AUGUST 5, 1944, an inter-island auxiliary schooner, The Island Queen, travelling between Grenada and St ...

Sun 3-1 There are probably twenty five chefs in San Francisco who could have made that meal we ate Saturday night at the Round House on Carriacou, or maybe even seventy five.

It is Friday, 3pm on the island of Carriacou,nation of Grenada. Days like this, when the weather is calm and the winds are not making you crazy, and the sun is shining, and fish are jumping out of the water in ...

The Saint Lucia Development Bank was officially re-launched on Independence Day.

We're back in Dominica. It's just as lovely as ever. We're going exploring tomorrow, or at least Anne is with Geoff and Jo from "Sutton Hoo". Alan's not feeling too good, so he may just stay on the boat and let ...

Today is the Feast of St. Romuald in the Western Christian tradition. St. Romuald, a desert hermit, symbolizes the rejection of murder.

"Look," I say to my daughter, pointing up the height of the waterfall to the place where the mountain splits and the water seems to pour from the sky.

We arrived in Carriacou yesterday, after a short sail north from the island of Grenada, although Carriacou is still part of Grenada.

Inhaling bowls - shallow vessels with two adjacent spouts - are artifacts found on many Caribbean islands.