Fogging schedule for March 1 – 5
Article by February 28, 2021
The Vector Control Unit of the Ministry of Health and Wellness will carry out its fogging exercise in the parish of St James, this week.
On Monday, March 1, the team will target Porters, Trents, Trents Tenantry, Jamestown Park, Greenwich Village, Morgans and environs.
The next day, Tuesday, March 2, they will fog Sunset Crest, Cherry Avenue, Violet Row, Hibiscus Avenue, Cemetery Lane, Cordia Avenue, Flamboyant Avenue, Alamanda Row, Poui Avenue and surrounding districts.
The Unit will focus on Paynes Bay, Laynes Road, Holders Hill, Chapel Road, Clarkes Road, Derricks and neighbouring districts on Wednesday, March 3.
January 7, 2021
The recent rise of Coronavirus (COVID-19) positive results has placed the Barbados Football Association, Barbados Netball Association and Barbados Amateur Basketball Association in a no-win situation, says veteran administrator Adrian Donovan.
During an interview with
Barbados TODAY, Donovan said as it is right now, the COVID-19 monitoring unit has made the right decision not to grant permission for any contact sports to resume.
“The pressure from the players now is enormous. It has been a long time that the participants of these particular sports have been unable to get any type of meaningful playing time.
“The players must understand that safety is priority number one. Not only for themselves but also for their families and likewise the country. The Barbados football association would be under the most pressure and would have to make some serious decisions going forward,” Donovan said.
Financial Literacy Bureau clinic at Christ Church Foundation cancelled
Article by December 14, 2020
The Financial Literacy Bureau (FLB) clinics slated for tomorrow, Tuesday, December 15, and Thursday, December 17, at the Christ Church Foundation School, Christ Church, to discuss Budgeting for your Household and Costing and Pricing for Businesses have been cancelled.
However, the clinics will continue at other venues for the week.
Using your Credit Card Wisely will be the topic for discussion during the clinic at Ellerton Community Centre, Ellerton, St. George, on Wednesday, December 16.
At the Frederick Smith Secondary School, Trents, St. James, Costing and Pricing for Businesses will be discussed. At the Gall Hill Resource Centre, Gall Hill, St. John, facilitators will educate persons on Using your Credit Card Wisely. All sessions will run from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m.
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