Daily Archives: Jul 31, 2018

Get out! That was the message delivered by the eviction notice that arrived on our doorstep. It came out of the blue. The dispatch, sent by Attorney-at-Law Nicholette M. Doherty, on behalf of the joint liquidators of Stanford Development Company Limited (In Liquidation), Marcus Wide and Hordley Forbes, was dated 26th July, 2018 and delivered to the OBSERVER premises the very next day.  Not that there is anything particularly nefarious about the date but simply to point out the coincidence to the date foretold by the Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party (ABLP) talking heads earlier this month who loudly proclaimed that this July month-end would be the end of OBSERVER.

The Barbuda Rising Homecoming Committee has begun preparations for an archeological camp in Barbuda next year.

Young people should become more involved in volunteerism and seek to make a positive change in society.

The 2017 calypso monarch, King Zacari, says he has no allegiance to any political party.

The public is being called upon to assist the police and the family of 13-year-old

The High Commissioner of India, V. Mahalingam, has told the Government of Antigua and Barbuda that a formal extradition request will be forwarded to the authorities in the not-too-distant future in relation to fraud accused Indian investor Mehul Choksi.

The management of Observer Media Group will be seeking an extension of time to vacate the buildings which formerly housed the offices of Sun Printing and Publishing Limited. The media entity was given notice last week that it must pack up from the Pavillion Drive rental property and go by October 31.

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