Zipcar Launches New Partnership with the City of Boston
Posted on: February 9th, 2012 Posted by Sharon Miller
Just recently, Zipcar has announced a brand new partnership with the City of Boston. This latest announcement was made just this week for the launching of FleetHub. For those that do not know FleetHub is a new fleet sharing program. Reports show, under this new deal, several of the city’s fleet vehicles will be fitted [...]
Sheila Nabb Wakes Up from Coma after Hotel Attack
Posted on: February 1st, 2012 Posted by Sharon Miller
Just this past weekend, Sheila Nabb, who was found beaten in a hotel elevator, woke up from her medical induced coma. This 37-year-old Canadian national has come a long way since she was beaten and left for dead in a luxury hotel in Mexico while holidaying with her husband.
When Sheila was found, she was laying [...]
American Airlines Turbulence Leaves 6 Injured
Posted on: January 24th, 2012 Posted by Sharon Miller
Just recently, on a flight from Brazil to Florida, passengers were shocked by turbulence that ended up leaving at least six people injured. Panic erupted on an American Airlines flight after many passengers assumed they were about to die.
Reports show that there were at least 145 people on board Flight 980. When the turbulence hit, [...]
Rail, Maritime and Transport Union Members to Take Part in Strike
Posted on: January 16th, 2012 Posted by Sharon Miller
Every time people turn around, there is another strike. This time it appears that the railway signal workers from the Rail, Maritime and Transport union will walk out for a another 24-hour strike. This strike is going to start as of 5:59am on January 23 and run until 5:59 on January 27.
This news follows [...]
HiGear Car Sharing Service Closes Down
Posted on: January 6th, 2012 Posted by Sharon Miller
Reports now show that HiGear, which is a luxury car sharing company based in California, has been shut down just recently, This was due to several thefts of their members’ vehicles. Apparently. A ring of professional car thieves could not pass up the temptation of stealing the wide range of luxury and classic cars. The [...]
Cuba Will Not Relax Travel Restrictions
Posted on: December 28th, 2011 Posted by Sharon Miller
According to new reports, Cuba will not be relaxing its travel restrictions. The President of Cuba, Raul Castro, said that his country would not be pushed into moving too quickly to ease travel bans on Cubans. He went on to blame the continued hostility from the United States for his approach.
Recently, Cuba has been alive [...]