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DEU arrest male for possession of firearm and ammunition in Grand Bahama
Freeport, Bahamas - On Sunday 6th January 2013, around 12:25pm, Officers from the Drug Enforcement Unit, executed a search warrant at a home on Moor Drive and discovered a brown and black unlicensed Remington Wing Master 870 shotgun, with the barrel sawed off, along with three(3) 12 gauge shot gun shells.
Nassau Police Arrest Men for Indecent Exposure - Make Firearm Arrest - Seek Armed Robbery Suspects
Nassau, Bahamas -
Police Make Firearm Arrest: A 34 year old male is in police custody after being found in possession of a shotgun and a quantity of shotgun shells...
Police Arrest Men in reference to Indecent Exposure: In keeping with the Commissioner of Police
2013 Policing Plans, Tackling Crime & Enforcing the Rules of the
Road, police in New Providence conducted an island-wide operation...
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Police Seek Armed Robbery Suspects: Police are requesting the public's help in
locating six (6) males' responsible for four (4) separate armed
robberies over the weekend...
RPPF Crime Report - Police Confiscate Shotgun
Nassau, Bahamas - A shotgun along with a quantity of shotgun shells was confiscated by police from a property at Wilson Track off East Street.
Officers of the Mobile Division confiscated the items around 9:15 pm on Wednesday 6th June, 2012.
No one was arrested. Active police investigations continue...
Art Design Unit hosts 14th Visual Arts Exhibition Awards Ceremony
The Art and Design Unit of the Department of Education hosted the 14th Visual Arts Exhibition Awards Ceremony on Thursday, February 16, 2012 at the Mall at Marathon.
Junior and senior high school students from both government and private schools showcased their competencies in the areas of art and design under the theme "All Things Bahamian". Among the items on display were paintings, sketches, jewelry, handbags, decorative mirrors and souvenir items made from various indigenous items such as jumbey pods, thatch and coconut straw, sand and shells.
Present to welcome attendees to the ceremony was Tanya McCartney, managing director RBC Finco. RBC Royal Bank and RBC Finco have sponsored the Visual Arts Exhibition for the past six years. McCartney expressed her delight at viewing the inspiring, exceptional artwork produced by the students. She pointed out the benefits of art education, which include its ability to enhance other subjects, promote individuality, bolster self-confidence and foster better attitudes towards school. McCartney also thanked administrators, teachers and parents for supporting the students in their endeavours.
Cornelius Clyde, vice principal at the S.C. McPherson Junior High School and former business studies and art and design teacher was the guest speaker for the occasion. Clyde shared his passion for the area of art and design and encouraged the students to use their God-given talent to the fullest potential. He challenged the students to embrace the artistic spirit within and produce their own style and designs.
Clyde admonished the students to constantly practice and perfect their work in the various media because the market for Bahamian artwork is open now more than ever. He advised the students to become knowledgeable of ways to market their artwork locally and internationally as a means to become gainfully employed upon leaving school. Clyde congratulated the teachers and encouraged them to keep up the good work that they are doing with their students. He reminded them that artists must be developed in the classroom for country and world recognition.
Trophies and cheques were awarded to winning schools in each category of the competition. Abaco Central High School was the winner of the Family Island Division. The Harbour Island All Age School won second place and the Mangrove Cay High School won third place. T. A Thompson Junior High School emerged as the winners in the Junior High Division, with C.H. Reeves Junior High School winning second place and Queen's College winning third place. In the Senior High Division, Government High School won first place, while Doris Johnson Senior High School was second and C.C. Sweeting Senior High School won third place.
Performances at the event were done by Woodline Joseph of T.A. Thompson Junior High School, the R.M. Bailey High School Band, the Government High School Dance Troupe and Alex Ulys of Abaco Central High School, who caused quite a stir with his mouth-to-hands blowing medley rendition of "My Heart Will Go On" and "I Will Always Love You".
Police involved shooting in Nassau - Shotgun uncovered by Central Division
Nassau, Bahamas - A
shotgun along with a quantity of shotgun shells was uncovered by
officers of the Central Division in Bain Town. Preliminary reports
indicate that around 10:00 pm on Wednesday 4th July, 2012 officers of
the Central Division acting on information conducted a search of an
abandoned building on Wilkinson Street, where they uncovered the
items.No arrests were made. Active police investigations continue. A 24
year old male of Brougham Street is in hospital after being shot by
police. The incident reportedly occurred shortly before 8:00 pm on
Thursday 5th July, 2012 in the area of Wulff Road and Market Street...
Murder suspect pleads guilty to weapons charge
The suspect in the murder of Francisco Hanna pleaded guilty to a weapons charge yesterday.
Dennis Mather, 20, of Lincoln Boulevard, was arrested for unlicensed possession of a shotgun and shells in 2009.
The case was transferred to the Gun Court, which opened in March this year.
Gun Court Magistrate Joyann Ferguson-Pratt sentenced Hanna to two years in prison.
Mather is accused of shooting and killing Hanna at Wilson Tract on July 10, 2011, just days after his release from prison on a causing harm charge.
Hanna had been accused of wounding Attila Leon during a shooting. But a magistrate discharged the case after Leon said he had no interest in pursuing the matter.
Mather was arraigned on the murder charge last month. Prosecutors intend to commit the case to the Supreme Court for trial on September 27 by a voluntary bill of indictment.
New Providence Police Police make firearm arrest - Conduct Operation Echo Sweep
Police make firearm arrest
- A 32 year old man of Nassau Street
is in police custody after being found in possession of an unlicensed
shotgun and a quantity of shotgun shells.
Police
reports indicate that the man was arrested around...
Officers of the mobile division conduct operation "Echo Sweep" - In
keeping with the Commissioner of Police 2012 policing plan "Enforcing
the Rules of the Road," officers of the Mobile Division conducted
operation "Echo Sweep".
The operation was conducted on Sunday 22nd April, 2012
Lillian Blades 'Elevates' art in Atlanta
Coming across public art is often a bizarre experience. Encountering sculptures or text or paintings we'd expect to find in a sterile gallery setting rather than a high-traffic outside area often causes us to stop and ponder not only the art but the environment we may often pass daily without taking notice. It enhances our experiences and perceptions of culture.
No More Conch Salad Bahamas Weighs Conch-servation
Elenakalis.com
Five centuries ago, the Amerindian inhabitants of the Bahamas lived in a completely different world from the one we know today.
Early
European explorers described flocks of parrots "darkening the sky",
dense hardwood forests, and sea turtles so numerous they kept sailors
awake by constantly knocking against ship hulls.
Seals and
iguanas crowded the shorelines; whales were a common sight offshore; and
lobster, conch and fish were abundant. Evidence for this are the large
mounds of discarded conch and other shells and fish bones that are a
ubiquitous feature of Lucayan archaeological sites.
Poached Eggs for Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner
The beauty of poached eggs is their versatility. Depending on what you pair them with, they can be breakfast, lunch or even dinner. So for this quick and easy weekday meal, I serve them with a bed of arugula, a scoop of ricotta cheese -- one of the most overlooked cheeses in the dairy case (it's good for more than just lasagna and stuffed shells!)...
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