MSS Students Turn Trash into Garden
SALEM – Students from forms one to three at the Montserrat Secondary School are learning first hand about recycling and
SALEM – Students from forms one to three at the Montserrat Secondary School are learning first hand about recycling and
ST. PETER’S – There is diversity in the textures and the context of the artwork now on display at the
BRADES – Nurse Educator Naomi Foster, on Thursday encouraged parents at the St. Augustine Primary School to provide healthier meals
ST. PETERS – Five artists will have their works on display at JavaLava Coffee House starting this evening, Friday May
NEW YORK – Sharissa Ryan, Miss Montserrat 2014/15 is slated to speak and perform at an upcoming Caribbean Week event

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ST. JOHN’S – The Department of Statistics has made significant progress in developing a database which will see multiple local
BRADES – The Montserrat Children’s Society is hosting a Children’s Fun Day this Sunday, May 31, 2015 at Moose’s Place
LITTLE BAY – Children staying on island for the summer holidays will have another option for whiling away those long
BRADES – Last Friday, four residents of Montserrat became British Citizens. According to information from the Governor’s Office, present at
BRADES – Local sports groups are being encouraged to register with the Sports Department so that support for the sector
BLAKE’S ESTATE – Montserrat will soon be able to attract more international football tournaments once a planned 24-room hostel is
BLAKE’S ESTATE – More than 40 girls and women participated in the Girls/Women Football Festival hosted by the Montserrat Football
OLD TOWNE – More than 20 children and adults took advantage of the Whit Monday holiday to attend the Coral
See the other side of EVTV’s host Sharlene Lindsay in this episode of Emerald Vibes TV. We learn about her
From a winding ghaut in the small village of Trials, Montserrat, came a small piece of white chalk. Simple, some
SALEM – Parents of secondary school students were encouraged recently to be more proactive in supporting their preparation for the
BRADES – With the coming new school year, will come more support for the education ministry’s efforts to protect the
BRADES – A team of archaeologists will be adapting technology used in volcanic monitoring to help them find the island’s
BRADES – Representatives of several Early Childhood Centres gathered with colleagues from statistics and health to discuss the importance of