Daily Archive: Sunday, September 1, 2013

Articles published on Sunday, September 1, 2013

A couple returns from the
goldfields surrounding Mahdia.

Mahdia

By Gaulbert Sutherland Photos by Arian Browne At the RH Hotel in Mahdia, it is easy to believe that you are on a Caribbean island.

Tenisha Morgan

Where in the world is Tenisha Morgan?

It has been five years since Tenisha Morgan mysteriously vanished and many still believe that she is the key to the alleged murderous rampage of the now dead Rondell ‘Fineman’ Rawlins and execution style killing of his sister, which occurred in the months following her disappearance.

Brazil miner dies in ATV crash

At about 0115h yesterday, police say that Brazilian miner Jose Alves Silva, 43 years, was driving an ATV along the trail at Buckhall, Essequibo, when he swerved from an oncoming vehicle and crashed.

Meditation on sadness

One might have thought that as time passes the heart might harden as arteries harden and the sense of loss grow less acute as the five familiar senses most certainly tend to do.

Pet paediatrics

Continued It is important that we understand the physiology and behavioural patterns of newborn puppies, so that steps can be taken to provide an environment which is conducive to the flourishing of the pups.

Misbah ul-Haq

All-round Pakistan hit back to take series

(Cricinfo) – A lot of expectations were heaped on Zimbabwe as they sat on the threshold of a rare series win against a top side, but they couldn’t summon the temperament to beat Pakistan, who came from behind to win the series 2-1.

Ms Simona Broomes

Strange things happen in Guyana. Imagine that a woman who has been a miner in the interior for many years, and is familiar with the lawlessness which is part of life there, joins with other women to form a women miners’ organisation.

Bones unearthed in search at former Florida reform school

MARIANNA, Fla (Reuters) – Teams of searchers recovered human bones from the sands of Florida Panhandle woodlands yesterday in a “boot hill” graveyard where juveniles who disappeared from a notorious Old South reform school more than a half-century ago are believed to have been secretly buried.