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    Super Bowl XLIV Facts & Fun

    Winning their first Super Bowl, the New Orleans Saints beat the Indianapolis Colts 31-17 Sunday.

    After the surprising but decisive win from the Saints, the word at the top of most news stories is "aggressive". It's the word of choice for New Orleans' strategy, which included a never-before-seen play at the start of the second half.

    The risky play was the

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    Walking for Cancer raises $8,000

    More than 400 supporters walked their way to $8,000 for the Abaco chapter of the Cancer Society.

    Organized by Leah Pinder, a breast cancer survivor of six years, the Breast Cancer Awareness Walkathon in Abaco included 415 registered participants.

    The event was sponsored by

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    Support for Bahamian artisans

    Bahamian artisans are “on the cusp of a revolution in the handicraft industry,” Agriculture and Marine Resources Minister Lawrence S Larry Cartwright declare.

    “More people are being trained, organized and prepared to be symbols of our creativity and genius,” he said.

    Mr Cartwright was speaking during graduation ceremony for 150 Eleutherans from Princess Cay to Harbour Island who took the Bahamas Agricultural and Industrial Corporation’s courses in shell, coconut, straw and sisal craft, last Friday

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    Students and faculty of Universit..

    Students and faculty of University School paid a courtesy call on Governor General His Excellency Arthur D Hanna (front row center), Tuesday, January 26, 2010. To his right are teachers Jealem Hapkinson and Bishop Jean Gelin and to his left are Dr Glendon Rolle, Principal and Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions, Cheryl Grant Bethell and the school’s guest

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    New Single from NCity

    NCity released their new single ' Dancing in the Rain' to a packed crowd at the Bambu Nightclub last Thursday. Check out the video and links to the artists.

    The club was packed sith supporters including singer/songwriter Terneille “TaDa” Burrows and Leah Eneas.

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    Parents Agree to Return Children to School

    Parents that have kept all 203 students of North Eleuthera High for more than a week said they would return them in time for a visit from the Minister of Education scheduled for today.

    Since Education Minister Desmond Bannister ordered changes throughout the island's public schools, parents have kept their children out of class.

    Parent Teachers Association President Garnell Bethel said on Tuesday she

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