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Child rapist arrested
News Article
November 23, 2011
Child rapist arrested

By SANCHESKA BROWN

Tribune News Reporter

sbrown@tribunemedia.net

CONVICTED child rapist Andrew Bridgewater is back in police custody after allegedly attempting to rape a woman and abduct two primary school students.

Police have confirmed Bridgewater was arrested around 3pm yesterday at his residence on Marshall Road, after a two-week man hunt.

He is being held at the Carmichael Road Police St...

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November 21, 2011
DISRUPTION TO BLACKBERRY NETWORK

BLACKBERRY users can expect disruptions in their data service tomorrow, as BTC moves towards a 4G network, officials said yesterday.

The company had originally planned the disruption in mobile Blackberry service and data for Sunday, but for unknown reasons, postponed it until tomorrow.

BTC spokesman Marlon Johnson would not comment on why the scheduled upgrade was pushed back but did say it ...

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November 21, 2011
Christie Faces A Very Difficult Decision

Dear Editor,

I believe that the Ingraham administration has made a brilliant move in proposing to reduce the number of seats in Parliament from 41 to 38 for the 2012 general elections.

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November 16, 2011
(Photos / Video) Remembrance Day 2011 activities by The Bahamas Government

Nassau, Bahamas - See BIS photos of Remembrance Day activities in Nassau on Sunday, November 13th, 2011.

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November 07, 2011
Harbour Island Power Issues 95 Resolved

The Bahamas Electricity Corporation is 95 percent complete with resolving power issues that have plagued Harbour Island and North Eleuthera, according to its General Manager Kevin Basden.

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October 18, 2011
The changing nature of TV news

We publish today a letter on TV news in The Bahamas.  The writer compares the two dominant brands: NB12 and ZNS.  NB12 is a partnership between The Nassau Guardian and Cable Bahamas.  It started in January 2010 and has been a smashing success.
ZNS is a state broadcaster.  Its true leader is the minister responsible for broadcasting. The government appoints its board.  Beca...

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October 18, 2011
The good and the bad in TV news

Dear Editor,
 
Many Bahamians are now saying that NB12 is the best newscast in The Bahamas.  I have heard persons from Grand Bahama praising the private news organization for airing stories that don't even appear on the ZNS Bahamas Tonight newscast.  This is an indication that NB12 is one step ahead of ZNS in getting information.  I give NB12 credit for this.  I have seen ...

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September 09, 2011
Kerzner granted extension to repay 2.78bn loan

KERZNER International confirmed yesterday that is has been granted an extension to repay its $2.78 billion loan that is due next month.

This comes after Kerzner managing director George Markantonis said the company was in active and "constructive discussions" with their lenders.

Last month, Bloomberg News reported that Kerzner International Holdings, which is part-owned by Dubai World's Istithma...

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The Storm is Over!
News Article
August 29, 2011
The Storm is Over!

Earlier last week, Bahamians casually monitored Tropical Storm Irene, ironically a name derived from the Greek word for "peace" as it battered Puerto Rico.? On Monday, August 22, 2011 computer models indicated that if the storm overpassed the mountains of Hispaniola, which would weaken it, Irene would probably turn north towards the warm waters of The Bahamas where it would likely strengthen into ...

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August 23, 2011
D.C., N.Y. buildings evacuate as quake felt across East

Hundreds of thousands of people evacuated buildings across the East Coast on Tuesday after a moderate earthquake in Virginia that was also felt as far south as Chapel Hill, N.C. No tsunami warning was issued, but air and train traffic was disrupted across the East Coast.

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