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March 01, 2012
A troubling jobs report

n the United States on February 3, a jobs report revealed that unemployment in that country fell to 8.3 percent in January. U.S. President Barack Obama was reservedly pleased with the data.
In the fall of 2008, the U.S. and the world feared a second Great Depression resulting from the financial crisis, which originated in the U.S. The U.S. unemployment rate went as high as 10 percent in October 20...

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March 11, 2014
Businesses 'treat cars better than computers'

Most people don't wait until they are stranded by the roadside to consider taking their car in for a tune-up.
Yet when it comes to information technology (IT) - the engine of any modern business - it seems common sense is far less common, according to a leading provider of hardware, software and IT services.
Though much neglected, maintenance is a vitally important aspect of any healthy IT system,...

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March 11, 2014
Businesses treat their cars better than their computers

Most people don?t wait until they are stranded by the roadside to consider taking their car in for a tune-up...

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February 13, 2014
Take time to dance and worship the Lord

When you dance and worship the Lord, good things will flow. But if you sit by the roadside always bitter and always complaining, you stop your blessings and you stop the flow of the Holy Spirit, the membership at Calvary Deliverance Church heard recently from Senior Pastor James Newry. During the church's three-day Breakthrough Healing and Deliverance Crusade, Newry told his congregants that the...

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February 03, 2014
Unlicensed stores fueling crime

Dear Editor,
I write this letter as a matter of utmost urgency to help pinpoint and explain to the powers that be one of the major causes of neighborhood crime problems facing lower and middle-class communities in The Bahamas for decades.
Illegal, unlicenced 30-days house stores are responsible for fueling neighborhood crimes in all of the major islands in The Bahamas. There are four to nine (dep...

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January 29, 2014
State of Emergency: Bahamas Consul General Randy E Rolle Advises Bahamians

Bahamas Consul General Randy E Rolle Advises Bahamians In Georgia To Remain Home During Snowstorm...

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September 30, 2013
Governance and the small things

When we elect governments we all hope for transformative change. We hope that longstanding and deeply entrenched problems will be met with solutions.
While we dream of tax reform that lessens the burden on the people, and education reform that helps lift the standards of achievement of our struggling students, the day-to-day small things of governance are what we encounter most.
We want our garba...

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July 30, 2013
Police await DNA tests in armed robbery probe

Investigators are awaiting DNA results from evidence that could point to a suspect in the attempted armed robbery of an armored truck in January.

Superintendent Paul Rolle, head of the Central Detective Unit, told The Nassau Guardian that those test results would determine the direction of the pending investigation. He said, "We've done all we can do with the investigation..."

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July 01, 2013
Going Green: Party with pride not plastic

By Cheri Wood
Summer has arrived again and with it comes all those wonderful holiday celebrations, family get-togethers, beach days and barbecues. This means more fun for all of us, but for the environment it can mean more plastic cups, plates, water bottles, forks, knives, and beer bottles that end up as waste with nowhere to go except in our landfill or strewn on our beaches and roadsides. It i...

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June 19, 2013
Bahamas Striping installs quality road safety markings in Exuma

Bahamas Striping recently gave roads in George Town, Exuma a road safety overhaul with new traffic control markings.
For years, Exumians have been calling for the markings to lessen traffic confusion and to help guide the island's many visitors who are unfamiliar with local road system. Over several days and two trips, the Bahamian striping company laid down stop junctions, a zebra crossing, and ...

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