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May 14, 2012
The 1970s showcased speed demon Turner

There is a long list of speed merchants of Bahamian baseball. In the early decades, players like Tyrone McGregor, Lou Adderley and Basil 'Slick' Burrows set the pace on the base paths during Bahamas Baseball Association (BBA) games.
The 1970s however produced a special set of artists, skilled in getting from first to second, to third and home plate very quickly. It was a fearless lot, those speeds...

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February 04, 2012
PLP urges gov't to scale back on stadium opening ceremony

The Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) yesterday urged the government to pull back on the $600,000 grand opening planned for the National Stadium and instead have a "soft opening".

"We urge them instead to spend that money on programs to heal, assist, empower our youth and the needy in our Bahamaland and provide a modern ambulance service in The Bahamas," the party said in a statement.

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December 24, 2011
A reasonable assessment by the court

Senior Justice Jon Isaacs has issued a ruling that has significant implications for the electronic monitoring system.  He has ruled that officials responsible for tracking people out on bail with ankle bracelets have no authority to impose additional restrictions on accused criminals without further court approval.
The ruling came after Melvin Maycock Sr. (who has since been convicted on drug...

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December 20, 2011
Downtown Freeport Businesses Offering Discounts

Freeport, Bahamas - Only three days remain before the Christmas Holiday and stores, located in the newly refurbished downtown, are offering up a smorgasbord of bargains to entice patrons to shop at home, especially downtown.

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November 25, 2011
A Reasonable Assessment By The Court

Senior Justice Jon Isaacs has issued a ruling that has significant implications for the electronic monitoring system.

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November 24, 2011
Electronic Monitoring Firm Faces Restrictions

In a ruling that has significant implications for the government's much-touted electronic monitoring program, a judge has ruled that officials responsible for tracking people out on bail with ankle bracelets have no authority to impose additional restrictions on accused criminals without further court approval.

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November 16, 2011
5.3M Solomon's 'Breaks Out Of Box'

The new $5.3 million Solomon's Fresh Market, an anchor for the Old Bay Bay Town Centre development, is scheduled to open in a matter of days.

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November 02, 2011
NAD targets 'affluent foothold'

Nassau airport is seeking to capitalize on its strategic pre-clearance system and will commence a new direct flight this month to create "a foothold that is affluent".
Vernice Walkine, the vice president of marketing and communications at Nassau Airport Development Company (NAD), told Guardian Business that jetBlue will begin daily flights on Nov. 15 from the domestic terminal in Westchester Count...

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October 28, 2011
D'Aguilar inspects progress at Solomon's

AML Food executives toured the site of the new Solomon's Fresh Market yesterday, with the company's Chairman reporting "the progress is encouraging".
Dionisio D'Aguilar told Guardian Business the shelves are in, the freezers are installed and the air conditioning is working.
Although the company still expects the new supermarket to open in November, customers shouldn't expect it to happen overnigh...

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October 17, 2011
'Smarter airlines' will consider China direct flight

China Construction America's top executive in The Bahamas says "smarter airlines" would consider a direct flight from China to Nassau over the next few years. Tiger Wu, the company's Vice President - a subsidiary of the largest construction firm in China - believes the creation of the $2.6 billion Baha Mar resort will spark considerable foreign interest in the region.

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