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One man suffered "minor injuries" as he attempted to separate the animals as police arrived on the scene on Wednesday.

When the bridge goes up, the anticipation starts to grow. Crowds line up on both sides of the Blynman Canal to see what will happen. “I would like to say I have seen everything, but I know I haven’t,” said John Stevens, a Gloucester resident, Thursday as he watched boats passing through.  The canal, built in 1643, is just 35… Boston Sep 26, 2019 Boston Duck Tours, one of the city’s most iconic tourist attractions, was expected to give a ride to its 12 millionth customer, Thursday. “We want to thank our loyal patrons, and also invite those who have not yet taken o...

Social Share The Ministry of Health and Wellness’ Immunisation Unit will hold open days for first doses of the Sinopharm COVID-19 vaccine, starting tomorrow, Friday, July 16. This allows people 18 years old and over, who are desirous of getting the vaccine, to walk in without an appointment. The venues for Friday are the Art Gallery, Queens Park, Constitution Road, St Michael; Building No.2, Harbour Industrial Park, St Michael; the church hall of the Christ Church Parish Church, Church Hill, Christ Church; and the Masonic Centre, Salters, St George. On Saturday, July 17, there will be on...

Open days for Sinopharm vaccine begin tomorrow Article by July 15, 2021 The Ministry of Health and Wellness’ Immunisation Unit will hold open days for first doses of the Sinopharm COVID-19 vaccine, starting tomorrow, Friday, July 16. This allows those persons 18 years old and over, who are desirous of getting the vaccine, to walk in without an appointment. The venues for Friday are the Art Gallery, Queens Park, Constitution Road, St. Michael; Building No.2, Harbour Industrial Park, St. Michael; the church hall of the Christ Church Parish Church, Church Hill, Christ Churc...

Article by Social Share The Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) took a battering from Hurricane Elsa yesterday. Sections of the roof were lifted, windows damaged, departments flooded and trees fell in the car park. However, executive chairman Juliette Bynoe-Sutherland said the Martindales Road, St Michael hospital was still providing services. “We have been impacted by damage to uprooted trees, the most significant of which was at our Constitution Road entrance. This damaged a guard hut, a vehicle and a gate. Our security team normally stationed there had been pulled inside earlier for saf...