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$50M therapeutic spa, recreation facility for Linden waterfront
By Nicosia Smith | Monday, November 3, 2008 | 13 Comments
Linden is about to add to the range of services on its waterfront as one investor seeks to establish an approximately $50M multipurpose therapeutic spa and recreational facility.
Dr. Joseph Haynes
Nutritionist Dr. Joseph Haynes, a Lindener …
German’s to open NY eatery Investing US$130,000
By Nicosia Smith | Friday, October 24, 2008 | 82 Comments
In a country that cries out for investment and amid the global financial meltdown that has hit New York hard it would seem strange that local restaurant German’s would invest in a restaurant in the …
Hopetown Carifesta soiree not the genuine article, but good enough
By Nicosia Smith | Saturday, August 30, 2008 | 0 Comments
Hopetown on the West Coast Berbice, the home of the annual pre-Emancipation Day soiree for over 50 years, on Wednesday night presented less than the genuine article the village is renowned for, after financing for …
Kwakwani residents say main access road impassable
By Nicosia Smith | Monday, August 11, 2008 | 2 Comments
Kwakwani residents say transporting basic commodities like cooking gas and kerosene is being hampered by the deplorable state of the Kwakwani to Linden road and they are being forced to pay 100% more to be …
Wiruni farmers target manicole, crabwood oil to make ends meet
By Nicosia Smith | Thursday, August 7, 2008 | 0 Comments
Berbice River farmers are moving away from traditional farming and delving into harvesting the heart-of-palm fruit and crabwood seed oil production as an alternative source of income as continual rainfall and flooding prevent them from …
Berbice River residents migrating for opportunities
By Nicosia Smith | Tuesday, August 5, 2008 | 0 Comments
Residents of several Berbice River communities say the lack of employment and educational opportunities is the impetus behind migration to New Amsterdam, Georgetown and overseas and if changes aren’t made soon the communities will soon …
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