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Congrats to St. Lucia and to our own Keacy Carty.

February 21, 2016

Congrats to St. Lucia and to our own Keacy Carty.
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PHILIPSBURG:---- The OSPP wants to congratulate the government of St. Lucia and its’ people with their celebration of 37 years as an independent country on February 22, 2016. This is a great milestone and should not go unnoticed. We also want to congratulate all the St. Lucians living here in St. Maarten and to wish them all the best for many years to come. We also want to acknowledge the many years of good service to St. Maarten from the St. Lucian community here on the island.
Your celebration here on St. Maarten was held at the Caribe Lumber Ball Park, where the government of St. Maarten and also the people honor our own Mr. Keacy Carty at the same time. This was a great activity as we the people were able to celebrate both events in grand style. Long live St. Lucia and long live Keacy Carty as greatness still awaits you both.

Congrats to St. Lucia and to our own Keacy Carty.

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Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/congrats-to-st-lucia-and-to-our-own-keacy-carty/

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