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NLCL Community Cup adds U-15 division in March, plus U-19 round-up - Vimarsana News

NLCL Community Cup adds U-15 division in March, plus U-19 round-up

Midway through its third season, the NLCL Community Cup tournament has announced its imminent expansion, with the under-19 competition now spreading to also include an under-15 division.NLCL manag

NLCL 23: SMS better World Class, as Israel, Tinto and Faustin strike in Bon Air - Vimarsana News

NLCL 23: SMS better World Class, as Israel, Tinto and Faustin strike in Bon Air

World Class Soccer Clinic custodian Josiah Morris took a step to his left, behind his defensive wall, in anticipation of another curling and dipping free kick by Soccer Made Simple (SMS) captain and l

Local cyclists upbeat over UCI satellite centre status - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

Local cyclists upbeat over UCI satellite centre status - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

Local cyclists are upbeat over the recent commissioning of Trinidad and Tobago’s National Cycling Velodrome in Couva as an official Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) contintental development satellite centre. Elite cyclists Adrianna Seyjagat and Ryan D’Abreau, both of Arima Wheelers, agree the upgrade will create multiple opportunities for growth, not only for cyclists, but also for

How the Summerville arts community is managing with the COVID-19 pandemic - Vimarsana News

How the Summerville arts community is managing with the COVID-19 pandemic

SUMMERVILLE — In 1977, a group of local actors purchased a condemned downtown movie theater and turned it into a performing arts space. Now home to the nonprofit theater group the Flowertown Players, the organization has gone from aiming for one of its more successful show seasons to restructuring to survive the COVID-19 pandemic. Like other groups and businesses, the Summerville arts community has been hit hard with a pandemic that’s put a halt to one of its biggest revenue streams — live events. At the James F. Dean Theatre about this time last year, Flowertown Players was...