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COMMISSIONER’S PARADE On Tuesday 16th December 2008, the monthly Commissioner’s Parade was held on the parade square at the Police Training School. This was the third such parade to be held for the year with the first and second held in Sandy Point and Cayon on 12th March and 27th November, respectively. The decision to hold these parades in the various communities was made as a result of recommendations made by residents, at town hall meetings held throughout St. Kitts. The High command therefore decided to spread the monthly parades throughout the island.

Nevisians are Urged to Know Their Status.
(CHARLESTOWN,NEVIS-MONDAY, DECEMBER 15TH, 2008) Residents of Nevis are urged by the Nevis HIV/AIDS Coordinating Unit to find out their status.
A Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT) Day will take place on Wednesday, December 17th at the Ministry of Health Parking Lot from 7:00am to 4:30pm.
Nevis HIV/AIDS Coordinator, Mrs. Nadine Carty said it is very important that the general populace know their status.
“Once persons with the disease are aware that they have it, they can receive medicine to control their body from rapidly deteriorating and they can also refrain from passing the disease on to others,” articulated Mrs. Caines.

Parents urged to take hold of their children for the Yuletide season and beyond CHARLESTOWN NEVIS (December 10, 2008) -- Minister responsible for Community Development on Nevis Hon. Hensley Daniel pleaded to parents to commit to ensuring that their children take part in programmes tailored for youth development as they celebrate the 2009 Christmas season.

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Educator proposes mandatory “re-orientation camp” to curb juvenile crime BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS, DECEMBER 5TH 2008 (CUOPM) – Prominent educator, Mr. Washington Archibald Friday proposed tough legislation to make it mandatory for persons leaving school at 16 years to continue their education by attending a “re-orientation camp.”

Government receives report on crime, will invite all
stakeholders and political parties to discuss a National Plan BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS, DECEMBER 2ND 2008 (CUOPM) – The Government of St. Kitts and Nevis has received a comprehensive report on crime from a top United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) official.
Prime Minister and Minister of National Security, Hon. Dr. Denzil L. Douglas during his weekly - “Ask the Prime Minister” radio programme on ZIZ Radio and Sugar City Rock on Tuesday said the report, is a comprehensive study of the root causes of the problem of crime, especially gang violence among young people.

Over EC$140,000 spent on assisting families affected by Hurricane Omar BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS, NOVEMBER 27TH 2008 (CUOPM) – Government has been assisting families in the Half Way Tree, Old Road and Verchilds communities, who were affected by last month’s passage of Hurricane Omar, which also destroyed or severely damaged homes.

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