The Magic of Rob Lake Hosted by Atlantis Bahamas

Friday 29th June 2018  8:00 PM

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One of the world?s most celebrated illusionists, Rob Lake?s mindblowing illusions have dazzled and entertained millions across network television, in Times Square, on the Vegas strip, Atlantic City, and before sold-out audiences in casinos, arenas, and theatres worldwide.

His astonishing original illusions are uniquely presented as awe-inspiring storytelling on the gra...

$10 mil. in funding provided to Blue Action Accelerator

The Blue Action Accelerator - a funding program for Blue Action Lab (BAL), a Grand Bahama-based organization developing solutions for coastal communities and marine ecosystems to combat and adapt to climate change - now has a $10 million fund set up by Grand Bahamian Rupert Hayward that will help to support the development of technology that ...
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Aces put their program on display

Realizing the important decision of choosing a high school has changed over the years. Today, with more options and a lot more factors involved in making the choice of a high school, parents, along with their children, should not rely solely on word of mouth or other families' experiences but must do their own research when choosing a school that suits their child. This will allow the child to rea...

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Kobe's drive

Witnessing the state some people live in drove Kobe Forbes to want to make a change to help. He knew that the only way to do it was to become successful. That "fueled" his drive to stay committed to his academic studies.

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KidWind Challenge coming to The Bahamas

Father Shazz Turnquest, St. John's College physics teacher, with a wind tunnel in the background and samples of vertical axis wind turbine models built by students using 3D printers...

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Over One Hundred New Teachers Enter Public School System

During an orientation exercise on August 19 at Uriah McPhee auditorium, the Ministry of Education welcomed 102 new teachers to the public school system. The Minister, the Hon. Desmond Bannister, encouraged the teachers to assist students to the best of their ability.

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North Andros Teacher succumbs to injuries sustained in accident

The Bahamas Ministry of Education
is deeply saddened by the death of Mr. Alexis Loynas, a Chemistry and
Physics teacher at the North Andros High School.   Mr. Loynas,
a 41-year old national of the Republic of Cuba was involved in a traffic
accident while riding a bicycle around 9:30 pm on the Queen's Highway
in Nicoll's Town, Andros on Friday, 1st October, 2010.  
He was ...

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Andros teacher becomes latest road fatality

A North Andros High School teacher became the country's latest traffic fatality victim over the weekend.

Cuban national AlexisLoynas, 41, who taught chemistry and physics, was killed sometime around 9.30 p.m. on Friday while riding a bicycle on Queen's Highway, in Nicholl's? Town, Andros.

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North Andros Teacher succumbs to injuries sustained in accident

The Ministry of Education is deeply saddened by the death of Mr. Alexis Loynas, a Chemistry and Physics teacher at the North Andros High School. Mr. Loynas, a 41-year old national of the Republic of Cuba was involved in a traffic accident while riding a bicycle around 9:30 pm on the Queen?s Highway in Nicoll?s Town, Andros on Friday, 1st October, 2010.

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Cuban who taught at Bahamian school killed while riding bike

By DENISE MAYCOCK

Tribune Freeport Reporter

dmaycock@tribunemedia.net

FREEPORT - A Cuban teacher who taught at a Bahamian high school was killed in a traffic accident while riding his bicycle in North Andros on the weekend.

On Saturday, the body of Alexis Loynas, who taught chemistry and physics at the North Andros High School, was flown to New Providence.

The body was received by Ministry of...

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