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Read of Fete Isidore 2008 in Grand Bay on the Current News page. 
 
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Sunday, May 4, 2008

 

M. Jno Bapiste (MJB) Berricans are Maxroy 20/20 Champions

 

On a bright and sunny Sunday afternoon, MJB Berricans emerged champions of the MaxRoy Trading 20/20 cricket competition  when they soundly defeated Urban Baron Rivals of Petite Savanne before a sparse crowd at the Geneva Playing field. Batting first, MJB Berricans posted a healthy 150 runs led by captain Bonnel Henderson with 47. Rivals replied with a paltry 71 runs. Read the full details on the SPORTS page.

 
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Check the Current News page for results of the cricket matches played last weekend in the Lambert Henderson Cricket League.
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Good News about the Pierre Charles Secondary School
 
Read about it on the Current News Page.
 
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FIRE IN HAGLEY - check the Current news page.
 
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Cricket in Grand Bay Resurrects on Easter Sunday.   ...... 
...........................Read about it on the current news page.
 
 
The feast of St. Isidore this Reunion year falls on May 12. Look on the Current News page for the proposed program of activities.
 
Valentine Day dinner fund raising for benches project .....Read about it on the Current News page.
 
Breaking news:  Prime Minister Skerrit hands over $300,000 to Grand Bay Village Council for Housing repair for those in need. -- Read all about it on the Current News page.
 
 
See Photos and read of Carnival 2008 on the Current News page.  Then go to Photo Gallery for more photos.
 
 
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Strange things happen at the Pierre Charles Secondary School. Get details on the Current News page.

A view from Zandoli Inn at Woche Case, Pt. Carib.
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True Natural Beauty - Morne Defous (left), Palmiste (horse back), cloud covered Morne Plat Pays.

 
Grand Bay, also called South City, the cultural capital of Dominica, is a vibrant community located along the Atlantic ocean coast in the south-east of Dominica. To its immediate south across the sea is the island of Martinique.
 
The village is surrounded by several scenic mountain ranges including Bois Den to the south, Palmiste to the west, Morne Plat Pays to the north-west, Morne Anglais and Morne Watt to the north, Foundland range to the north east and east. Nestled along the slopes of these mountains are the villages of Bellevue, Pichelin, Montine, Tete Morne, Grand Coulibrie, Dubique and Stowe. The main community of Grand Bay is characterized by its long narrow street called Lallay, on both sides of which the largest population resides. In addition there is Mabouchay, Back Street, Hagley, Wavin Banan, Powell and Beikua, making up the older residential area. Since Hurricane David in 1979, the village has extended to include the new communities of Geneva, Highland,Bala Park and Bolom. The total population is about 3000.
 
The people of Grand Bay are known to uphold the cultural heritage of Dominica in dance, music, art & craft and language. The Cadence music, the creole language and many other traditions are part of the daily life of the community.
 
The economy is based manily on agriculture with the production of a variety of root crops, bananas, other fruits and vegetables for the local and overseas market. There is a small furniture manufacturing  industry and many small shops and snacketes. Some people engage in the production of craft items for tourists and locals alike and recently, a small cottage soap making plant was established at Geneva.
 
The Grand Bay Village Council is the local government authority in the community. The coucil is made up of five elected and three nominated members. The clerk of the council is the only full-time employee.
 
You are welcome to surf this website using the menu to the top left.
 
To contact the village council, you may call (767) 446 3307 or send an email to dppa@cwdom.dm
 

View of Grand Bay Proper
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Taken from the hills of Grand Coulibrie

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