AGP Executive Report
Last update: 38 minutes agoUnderwater Heritage: A 31-piece sculpture park celebrating Saint Lucians’ history is expected to open to divers at Anse La Verdure in November, with sculptures designed to support coral growth. Castries Traffic: WASCO sewer works on Sunday are prompting diversions: southbound traffic from the John Compton Highway should use Peynier Street, while northbound drivers should take Brazil Street and Chaussee Road. Netball: Saint Lucia’s Piton Sparks head to Barbados for World Cup qualifiers after community, corporate and government support helped secure the team’s participation. Regional Leadership: Export Saint Lucia CEO Sunita Daniel has been elected chair of Caribbean Export, giving the island a leading role in regional trade and investment efforts. US-Caribbean Talks: Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre led a delegation in Washington, calling for cooperation that delivers affordable energy, jobs, safer communities and disaster support. Food Security: Farmer Andre De Caires warns that a prolonged dry spell threatens local food production and is urging investment in micro-dams and desalination. Public Safety: Police are investigating the Dennery shooting that killed 57-year-old Francis Ford; two other men were wounded.
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