Comment: COMPLIMENTS TO THE CHARLESTOWN CONTINGENT OF POLICE OFFICERS FOR THEIR VIGILENCE! I AGREE THAT THE COMMUNITY KNOWS THE "BAD BOYS" AND WOULD NEVER SAY IT TO SOME POLICE OFFICERS, FOR THEY LACK TRUST AND CONFIDENCE ESPECIALLY THOSE IN THE COMMUNITY OF COTTON GROUND. WE ARE CALLING ON AN URGENT COMMUNITY FORUM WITH THE TOP BRASS OF THE POLICE FORCE TO DISCUSS THE SAFETY OF PERSONS, THE PREVENTION OF CRIME, THE ATTITUDE OF THE POLICE IN THE COTTON GROUND AREA WITH REGARDS TO REPORTS AT A PUBLIC FORU

Comment: am happy for you but a wish it was me

Comment: Congrats. Am glad for you. Just please be careful on the road.

Comment: Though this doesn't relate directly to the article,.. this island really needs to focus on a recycling program. Water bottles are a huge waste of space, easily blown by wind, and end up floating out to sea. What can we do to reduce these platics bottles that are filling the landfill? Also, we use way too many grocery bags,... I don't need double bags for 2 items at the grocery store! We should try to remember to bring our extra grocery bags back to reuse them at the store!

Comment: I agree the governments of the U.S. and Caribean Countries must work together to stop the flow of eligal hand guns.One of the problem here in the States is that one State would have strick gun laws but others do not so if all the states were to get on the same ban-wagon only then they will be able to get a handle on eligal guns.This is a big problem everywhere not just in S.K. it's even worst in Jamaica.By the way the gun manufacturers here are well protected just like the tobaco companies.

Comment: I AGREE WITH SKNVIBES 190% THE COURIER SERVICE SHOULD BE MADE TO ANSWER THE RELEVANT QUESTION AS THE BOXES USED TO SHIP THE CONTENTS WERE THAT OF FEDEX SO THEY HAD TO HAVE KNOWLEDGE OF IT CONTENTS. MS. ZAKERS MAY WELL BE INNOCENT AS SOMEONE SENDING A GIFT TO YOU DO NOT ALL TIMES STATE THE CONTENTS. I DONT THINK THIS YOUNG LADY WERE AWARE OF THE CONTENTS AND IN HER RIGHT THINKING MIND WOULD GO TO CLEAR SAME AT CUSTOMS KNOWING FULLY WELL THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE LAW.

Comment: Except in employee satisfaction, workers are grossly underpayded and to top it off there is no pension plan in place. Mr. Douglas and other excutiveS need to get on top of it, to many workers are unhappy at work and struggle day and night to surrport there family.

Comment: Congratulation Carol!...I remeber growing up with Carol during the time she lived in Nevis and the struggles she had...good to know Stacy made you proude....I remember her only as a baby..Kudos to both of you....one love - Brown Hill Massive!

Comment: Suggestion: Customers are required to pay for their goods in the office then the goods are delivered. Then businesses post on the delivery trucks "No cash on board". I sure dem stupid thief can read. Customers would (well should) understand that this would be a safety measure for all.

Comment: In this day and age, there is no need for human lives to be exposed to risk because of cash handling. The merchants can invest in a different method of doing business, e.g. using point of sale systems similar to how Cable and Wireless has the top-up thingy. This reduces the target opportunity of the delivery drivers. St. Kitts-Nevis lives are worth more than a few thousand dollars. What is the Chamber doing on this? Where is the voice of the Small Business Associations?