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Fences erected as Tomlinson's Cemetery prepares for first burial | Antigua Observer Newspaper

Local Facebook dispute raises question of free speech rights

ECHO — A recent heated Facebook exchange escalated to suggestions from an Echo volunteer firefighter that emergency services could be withheld from two women she was arguing with over an

We cannot stand on their promises | Antigua Observer Newspaper

AC gov't to expand existing crematorium, public cemetery

Second postmortem on Dinesh Schaffter at Karapitiya Hospital

COLOMBO (News 1st); The second postmortem examination into the death of Colombo-based businessman, the-late Dinesh Schaffter, who died under mysterious - Get the latest breaking news and top stories from Sri Lanka, the latest political news, sports news, weather updates, exam results, business news, entertainment news, world news and much more from News 1st, Sri Lanka's leading news network.

Plans for new public cemetery gather pace | Antigua Observer Newspaper

By Latrishka Thomas Latrishka.thomas@antiguaobserver.com The construction of the new public cemetery looks set to finally move forward after years of delays. Plans for the Tomlinsons public cemetery were revealed more than five years ago but to this day they have never come to fruition. The delays were previously blamed on…

Authorities renew move to lease public cemetery

Residents of Bumali Zone in Masaka District occupying part of the cemetery petitioned the council seeking to legalise their occupancy on the land

Cemetery booths support relocations

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APUA's Water distribution schedule for Monday

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Pocket parks, mixed-use spaces bring relief in Metro Manila's car-centric concrete

“The World Health Organization says that, ‘liveable cities are walkable cities’, and the Philippines should prioritize pedestrians because it's our human right to walk."