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Eleuthera residents pick up pieces after Irene
Eloise Thompson sat under a tree outside her Palmetto Point home with her daughter and grandchildren to escape the summer heat yesterday, a day after Hurricane Irene slammed into Eleuthera and tore off part of the house.
AvStar Aviation Group, Inc. Announces Dedicated Freight Flights Into the Bahamas
HOUSTON, TX - AvStar Aviation Group, Inc. (AvStar) (Pink Sheets:
AAVG) today announced that beginning
Wednesday, March 16, 2011 its wholly owned subsidiary, Twin Air Calypso Limited, Inc., will operate three weekly dedicated freight flights into the
Bahamas "Family Islands." Wednesday afternoon an aircraft will serve the island of Abaco with stops in Marsh Harbour and
Treasure Cay.
Two flights will be operated on Thursday to the island of Eleuthera.
The morning flight will serve North Eleuthera while the afternoon flight
will serve Governor's Harbour and Rock Sound. Further details of the
expanded freight programs are being finalized and will be released at a
later date...
Airline expanding following 20 percent revenue increase
Following a 20 percent increase in business in 2011, AvStar Aviation Group will launch three new freight flights into The Bahamas targeting Family Island destinations.
The new routes will offer three weekly freight flights into Abaco and Eleuthera through the Twin Air Calypso service, which is a wholly owned subidary of AvStar Aviation Group. CEO of the company Clayton Gamber told Guardian Business yesterday that the additional freight routes are being reintroduced to its consumers, indicating that there is a great market for it.
“We’ve been operating freight services for some time,” Gamber said. “We started doing freight flights along with the passenger servic ...
Prime Minister Ingraham's Address to the Nation
Continuing my practice of addressing you at the beginning of each year, I am pleased once again for the opportunity of sharing with you my outlook for the New Year.
We were fortunate over the last year not to experience the ravages of any natural disasters, in particular hurricanes to which we are annually exposed and which many scientists suggest are becoming more powerful due to climate change. Sadly and tragically for our neighbours in Haiti, this year has begun with one of the worst
Residents of Current Island pleased about new docks to be built
Eleuthera, The Bahamas
- Geleta Turnquest looks forward to the day when boats will be able
to dock at the main Government docks in Current Island.
It's not been easy for Ms.
Turnquest and the other 50 residents who live in Current Island since
the old concrete freight dock and the wooden ferry dock were damaged
as a result of normal wear and tear and the passage of hurricanes.
The Government awarded a contract
for $214,959.30 on March 14 to Complete Marine Services to reconstruct
and refurbish the docks...
Prime Minister Ingraham Delivers Annual New Year's Address to the Nation
My Fellow Bahamians:
On behalf of my colleagues in Government, my wife Delores, and on my own behalf, I extend to you and your family warm wishes for a blessed and happy New Year. I also extend these wishes to visitors to our country and to those listening to this broadcast overseas, especially Bahamian students and public officers in the service of The Bahamas.
FNM Convention - Former Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham
Ladies and Gentlemen:
Twenty-two years ago when you first elected me at age 42 as your Party Leader, I could best have been described as an improbable choice having previously been Chairman of, Member of Parliament for, and Cabinet Minister in, the PLP Government.
Dealer: Scrap Metal Debacle Was Avoidable
A formal association to represent scrap metal recyclers could have averted the export ban and ensuing economic hardship on thousands, according to a sector entrepreneur.
Ronny Etienne, owner of scrap metal trading firm Ronny's Auto, told Guardian Business yesterday that the lucrative industry has experienced participants who know just where the focus should be to address theft issues and effectively regulate the industry. It's been a 'free-for-all' in the industry, with greed on the buyer side fueling scrap metal theft he said, a situation an association would have addressed.
Gold Rock Digs up Arawak Cay Contract
In a year that many businesses would like to forget, a quiet and assuming concrete structure firm has capitalized on choice contracts through honesty, tenacity and good-old-fashioned hard work.
Guardian top stories - Wed Mar 3
Minister hits back over Saunders Beach 'erosion' concerns
U.S. calls for judicial reform locally
U.S. report: 5% of drugs come through The Bahamas
Bankers arraigned in connection to shares scheme
Minister: American Eagle should resume Governor's Harbour flight
Union head: No ZNS staff cuts this month
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