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McKenzie Architectural and Construction Services Inc. will partner with M & J Covering and Dragon Windows to conduct a series of Shelter Clinics aimed at educating and informing homeowners on the best approaches to undertake the rehabilitation, reconstruction and retrofitting of houses affected by Hurricane Maria on September 18th, 2017.
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ANNOUNCEMENT: Shelter Clinic for Homeowners
The Dominica Festivals Committee has announced the awardees for Mas Domnik 2018. Samantha Letang, Marketing Executive at Discover Dominica Authority said, “From the participation of the various ole mas bands, t-shirts bands, groups, costume bands, children bands and especially the…
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Mas Domnik winners announced
Several months passed since the hurricane Maria has wreaked havoc across the Caribbean islands. Relief efforts will be required for some time after this tragedy, not just in the immediate aftermath. Closely working with people and officials in Dominica, Range…
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Range Developments continues to assist Dominicans displaced by Hurricane Maria
The UK government has reaffirmed its commitment to support Dominica to build back better following the destruction caused by Hurricane Maria. British High Commissioner to Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, Janet Douglas, recently visited areas around Pichelin and Geneva which…
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UK stands by Dominica to build back better after hurricanes
President of the Dominica Association of Industry and Commerce (DAIC) Kira Thompson-Aird has said that absence of businesses operating at full capacity has greatly affected the country’s economy in the wake of Hurricane Maria. She was speaking at the DAIC’s…
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Economy suffered due to full capacity business after Maria says DAIC
ONLINE NEWS FROM DOMINICA AND AROUND THE CARIBBEAN
DOMINICA (BRADT TRAVEL GUIDE) – Dominica, though diminutive, is one of the most naturally dramatic and beautiful islands of the Lesser Antilles. Self-proclaimed ‘Nature Island of the Caribbean’, its verdant mountains, lush valleys and dense tropical rainforests are a delight for those looking to discover a Caribbean island that can still claim to be off the mass-tourism trail. Buy Bradt Travel Guide (Dominica) to learn more about Dominica.