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PO Box 407, Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean, Phone 786-6518, 786-6125, Email P. O. Box 407, Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean, Phone 786-6518, 786-6125, www.bonairereporter.com email: [email protected] Since 1994 he government health insurance This year, United Airlines is continuing its This Week’s Stories T will continue to cover physio- Bonaire-Houston-Bonaire service with weekly Slagbaai air view 3 therapy and one-time dental care. nonstop flights during late August and through- Game Gear Donation 3 The coverage which was to expire next out September. First Bonairean meeting Royals? 3 Tourism History #9-The Airport and month was restored following extensive Airlift -part 2 6 negotiations driven by the BES island’s The US Consulate Gen- Air Travel Update 7 dentists and physiotherapists. There is a eral in Curacao announced Goat Cheese Recipe (Courgette) 7 catch, because the islands must show the appointment of James Chefs to Miami & Blast from the that their plan provided the same results R. Moore as the US Consul past 8 as the now revoked austerity package. General to Curacao and Chief Open House at the Park 9 The cuts now have been postponed until of Mission to Aruba, Bonaire, Bonaire Remembers-Obituaries: January 1, 2015. Curacao, Saba, Sint Eustatius, (Captain Art Lamour, Polly Burge) 9 That may be a year and a half away, and Sint Maarten. Saturday Farmers’ Market 9 Art Day is Sunday 9 but the €1 million euro savings target Young Talent-SGB Art 10 must be met every six months. Last week Chinese authorities gave courts Bonaire Kite Board Events 11 Minister Edith Schippers (VWS) the power to hand down the death penalty in Letters to the Editor-2 –First Waste agreed with the island’s plan and the serious pollution cases, state media said, as the Warriors 12 previously proposed measures will be The annual calendar is an important fund- government tries to assuage growing public an- Mivabo Vacancy 13 postponed till January 1st, 2015, under raising project for the Youth Center. The ger at environmental desecration. Bonaire Voices-Woman’s Image the condition that the alternatives gener- calendar is an effort to offer something of value In Bonaire, polluters are asked nicely to stop, if (Helen Thode) 15 ate the projected saving of 1 million instead of just asking for a donation. E-mail the they don’t usually nothing happens. But that is Summer Camps 15 euro every half year. Furthermore Bestuur of Jong Bonaire at: to change. But we don’t think “death penalty.” Editorial—Hannes Minnaar- Concertgebouw 16 Schippers instituted a workgroup [email protected] and tell Student Concert 16 (consisting of local governments, health them how many you would like to purchase. CIEE Research Station Bonaire has been 25 Years of Service 16 care suppliers, the Chief of the Health- Delivery is expected September/October and involved with lionfish research since the very Departments care Office BES - Zorgverzekeringskan- cost is $12.99 each with discounts for purchases first lionfish was confirmed on October 26, Flotsam & Jetsam 2 toor BES – and a representative of the of 25 calendars or more. 2009. To date, almost 5000 lionfish have been On the Island Since VWS), who are to develop a plan for analyzed from Bonaire, most likely the largest, (David Molina) 4 future public healthcare on the islands. A very much needed Food Bank, Sticht- long term lionfish dataset in the Caribbean. Bonaire On Wheels (Simca Aronde)5 The budget of the health care costs in ing Voedselbank Bonaire, has been set up on They are continuing their work. Helmets on Wheels (Sherdeuna the Dutch Caribbean was 30% over- the island (See story in The Reporter Feb. 22- Bernabela) 5 Picture Yourself– Panama Canal 12 run (€20 million ) in 2012. It was not Mar. 8, 2013). Founded by by Marjon Kranen- Holland America Line is basing eight ships Sudoku, Sudoku Answer 13 mentioned that BES island tax collec- burg and Nolly Oleana, the foundation distrib- in Fort Lauderdale and Tampa for its 2013-2014 Classifieds 13 tions also were a lot more than antici- utes food parcels to needy families. Every last Caribbean season. Two will call at Bonaire. Tide Table, Sunrise & Sunset pated. Saturday of the month the foundation has a The only ship sailing round-trip from Tampa, Times, Moon Phase 13 table set up in front of the Van den Tweel Ryndam, will call as will the Maasdam from Fort Shopping & Dining Guides 14 Supermarket from 10 am to 4 pm. You may Lauderdale. What’s Happening, Masthead, 17 donate items either you buy in the market or Did You Know? Coral Odor 16 bring from home (oil, rice, flour, washing pow- A restaurant guest for the BBQ at Harbour Pet of the Week (Monique and Pup- der, sugar, toilet paper, juice and milk in car- Village’s La Balandra Restaurant pointed out pies) 18 Shelter News (Poodle/Disgusted) 18 tons, fruit and vegetables in jars or tins and the a fringe benefit of dining there is the walk Bonaire Sky Park (more) 19 meat and fish in tins). Any money raised goes through the verdant gardens of the plush re- The Stars Have It (Astrology) 19 toward supplementing the food parcels with sort. See their advertisement for the BBQ night items such as baby food and other items in on page 11 for more information. short supply. You can make a donation at Giro- How to contact us Find Bonaire Reporter on Face- bank Bonaire, Stichting Voedselbank Bonaire, The island’s culture department SKAL is book. Press “Like” Account #21101128. For more information call offering a series of lectures and workshops to Letters to the Editor: Marjon at 795-4007 commemorate 150 years of freedom from [email protected] WILLEMSTAD-- In the first offi- slavery. See page 17, Happenings, for more Story tip or idea: cial statement on the May 5 assassina- details. [email protected] tion in Curacao, police spokesman The Publisher: [email protected] Reginald Huggins said the killers of Popular Bonaire fitness Curaçao parliamentarian Helmin trainer Rosita Paiman has Box 407, Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean Wiels were hired by person(s) unknown. begun leading classes at Phone 786-6125, 786-6518 Police named two suspects, one of Bon Bida Spa and Gym. Available on-line at: whom has since been murdered. The She will lead the Balance, www.bonairereporter.com corpse of 30-year-old Raul Jacinto Pump and Zumba classes. Printed Every Fortnight, “Bolle” Martinez, missing head and Pass by the gym opposite On-line every day, 24/7 limbs, was found near the island’s wind Sand Dollar and chat with Next edition printing on turbines. Martinez was the renter and the friendly staff. Take a Sunday, July 7 driver of the car used in Wiels murder. One engine of an Insel Air Fokker 50 trial class, we bet you will Story and Ad deadline: Police believe he was liquidated by his burst into flames during take off. According to enjoy it. G./L.D. Friday, July 5 neighbor, L.L.F. (26), who was arrested witnesses at the Bonaire Flamingo Airport, in Zoetermeer, The Netherlands, last there was smoke and fire coming out of the week. He was subsequently flown to right engine of the aircraft. The passengers had Curacao and is in detention. Still an- to evacuate through the cargo door and were other, unnamed, suspect in the Wiels assisted by the airport fire department. - murder is still on the loose, but Huggins Courtesy of the Curacao Chronicle gave no further details. He could not Featuring Giant, Bikkel and Golden Lion bikes comment on who might have ordered the Cooperation between Fundashon Mariadal killing. The killing is the first murder of (FM) and the Health Insurance Office (ZVK) Parts and accessories for all brands an elected member of Parliament in the resulted in a solution for the waiting list for of bikes and scooters Antilles. Bonairean MRI patients caused by the defec- Beautiful Bike Clothes tive MRI machine in Curacao. FM and the All type of house and car keys "Kuminda Dushi -- Delicious ZVK have organized a Saturday air bus from duplicated Food" is the theme of the 2014 Jong Bonaire to Aruba. The flights are operated by Bonaire Calendar and we think you EZAir. The patients return the same day. The Kaya Grandi #61 will enjoy owning it and giving it to group is guided by Mrs. Antoinette Cicilia from “The blue building” others. The teens of Jong Bonaire the Bureau Kwaliteit & Veiligheid Fundashon Call 717-8545 learned to make 12 traditional local reci- Mariadal. Once the waiting list is cleared, pa- Open: 8:30-12:30, 2:00-5:30 pes and they share them with you in the tients will be sent for an MRI to Aruba again Owner Operated calendar. There is even a set of recipe through the regular commercial flights. cards included to make it an extra spe- Web: www.bonairefreewieler.com cial gift item. Email: [email protected] Page 2 Bonaire Reporter- June 24-July 8, 2013 ric Martig, Nolly Wil- E soe, and Luis Soon received 44 pairs of recycled soccer and baseball shoes, 22 baseball gloves and some new soccer outfits for the boys and girls of Bonaire. Tom and Becky Starkweather (Sandy, Utah) and Devon Arnold (Dallas, Texas) brought them down to the island. Nolly and Eric are starting a new TEE Boka Slagbaai, Seen From the Air ball league for girls and boys too. uring a special air-to-air photo flight, photographer Tim Peters took this beautiful Since 2001 Tom and Becky have donated over 400 pairs of clean and gently used ath- D picture of the Cessna N19842 with Boka Slagbaai and the Salina in the back- letic shoes, athletic gear, clothing, books and toys to Bonaire to benefit Maria Hoppner, ground.
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