What does CC stand for?

Byline: pinto03 The developer of a proposed BJ's Wholesale Club in Quincy has modified plans for the big box store after turning to nearby buildings in the Crown Colony office park for inspiration.

Byline: Cathy Hawker History Originally inhabited by Arawak Indians, the islands changed hands between theFrench, the Spanish (who established salt production), and the British beforebecoming a Crown Colony in 1962.

But the extraordinary development of the sport in what was once the Crown Colony and is now, since 1997, the Special Administrative Region of China, is also a great tribute to the foresight of those who've controlled its administration over the years.

Kenya, during the glory days of Britain's Crown colony, was the setting for Ricciardi's improbable childhood, the contradictions of which are best summarized by an innocent childhood picture showing the author and her sister playing dress up in billowy, oversized white silk gowns and painted lips against the backdrop of an encroaching dark forest and mountain skyline.

Chris has launched the O Group with Hong Kong entrepreneur Jeremy Ng, a member of a leading property family in the former Crown Colony, and their first project is a group of three villas on the Indonesian island of Bali.

Our Hong Kong colleagues are rather dispirited,'' Endo said when asked about his impression of the former crown colony.

Crown Colony status for Trinidad meant that its government was appointed by the Crown and, until 1925, the citizens of Trinidad and Tobago were almost entirely excluded from the political process.

Nepal now operates services to Hong Kong under a ''confidential memorandum of understanding'' reached in July 1996 between the kingdom and what was then the crown colony.