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Nevispages feature by Curtis Morton The way I see it, anyone can become affected by some form or other of mental illness. This week, the Mental Health Unit on Nevis, joined the rest of the world, in…

The way I see it, EDUCATION is a stressful process.  At this particular moment, many persons are breathing a sigh of relief.  Students across the federation, recently engaged in the TEST OF STANDARDS,…

The way I see it, death is only a moment away and it augers well for us to live lives that are meaningful and Christ centered. It was on Wednesday 19th June, I was in my office, having a brief…

The way I see it, having a disability does not necessarily prevent someone from excelling. Case in point: I attended the funeral service of the late centenarian, Miss Eileen Smithen, on Thursday 30th…

The way I see it, modern gadgets are not bad. The way in which they are utilized makes the real difference. In other words, they can be used for EVIL and they can be used for GOOD. So, I certainly…

By: Curtis Morton The way I see it, the biblical instructions as ordained by God himself in the 10 commandments are still very relevant today and if adhered to, we will have a more CIVIL society; less…

The way I see it, the song writer hit the nail on the head when he/she wrote: ‘I believe the children are our future Teach them well and let them lead the way Show them all the beauty they possess…

My first memory of Herman Liburd was in Form 2 at the Charlestown Secondary School. He had just graduated from the St Kitts-Nevis Grammar School and seemed somewhat shy, but even then you detected the…

The way I see it, we do not need to panic as much as we normally do, nor stress ourselves unnecessarily. The book of Matthew, in God’s word, gives great admonitions and if we should take them…

By Rev. Ron Daniel When Neil Armstrong landed on the moon on July 20, 1969 the phrase was coined “One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind”. Similarly Ricky Skerritt’s election to President…

The way I see it, I agree with the biblical admonition: ‘By the sweat of our brows, we shall eat bread.’ I had a look at day one of our annual Agricultural open day, on Thursday 28th March and I was…

By : CHARLES WILKIN QC Towards Life-Knowledge Lindsay Grant, Minister in the Unity administration, said last week that the Unity manifesto on which they were elected in 2015 was “a contract with the…

The way I see it, if we were to prepare for the second coming of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, with even a whisper of the energy we exerted in preparing for the visit of Prince Charles and his…

Greetings from Abu Dhabi!!! Today was our first full day of training for our two Triathletes, Robert and Ashton. We began our day with a great breakfast buffet, then stretching in the gym followed by…

The way I see it, people handle grief in a multitude of ways and everybody is different. I recently attended a funeral service of a family member and it was amazing at the show of grief in various…