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5,000 in prizes up for grabs at lionfish tournament
July 18, 2014
5,000 in prizes up for grabs at lionfish tournament
Fishermen start your engines, because with over $5,000 in prizes to be won, simply for removing a few invasive lion fish species from Bahamian waters, gassing up the boat will be more than worth it.
As the fishermen do their part, members of the public who aren't able to catch any lionfish can remain on the shore and sample delicious
lionfish offerings that will be prepared by Island Smokehouse. T...
Disturbed by treatment of surrey horses
January 08, 2014
Disturbed by treatment of surrey horses
Dear Editor,
I just returned from a cruise from The Bahamas. Our ship spent a day in Nassau (December 29). As we exited from the ship, we saw several horse buggies carrying tourists. The horses were in bad shape; some had foaming and twitching mouths, others were limping. They were all dirty and very thin. Some had skin conditions that looked like rain rot.
Between rides the buggies were lined up ...
Pedestrians need greater safety
September 03, 2013
Pedestrians need greater safety
Being a pedestrian in New Providence is not easy. Many lose their lives each year navigating our streets.
The Royal Bahamas Police Force (RBPF) keeps a watchful eye on tourists and local pedestrians downtown, but elsewhere Bahamians are largely left on their own...
State capitalism versus naked capitalism
July 23, 2013
State capitalism versus naked capitalism
A new ideological battle is taking place in the world today. Since the demise of communism in Russia, brought about by Ronald Reagan with the support of Mikhail Gorbachev, China has transmuted itself from a communist state into a state capitalist nation, challenging to the core the naked capitalism system practiced in the United States and in the rest of the world. Some definitions are in order.
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Reflections from Rome
June 10, 2013
Reflections from Rome
"... the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain."
- Khalil Gibran
I was fortunate to have spent this week in Rome, en route to Switzerland. During this Italian sojourn, I visited numerous prominent historical attractions that many only read about in school books, view in movies or see in tourist brochures. During my entire stay in the Italian capital, I was frequently reminded of Kha...
Harbourside Marine Weekly Fishing Report
April 12, 2013
Harbourside Marine Weekly Fishing Report
Outboard Engines and Parts Watercraft, Motorbikes and Scooters Trailers and Trailer Parts new and pre-owned Boats Marine Accessories and Batteries Generators and water pumps
Pedestrians need greater safety
April 10, 2013
Pedestrians need greater safety
Being a pedestrian in New Providence is not easy. Many lose their lives each year navigating our streets.
The Royal Bahamas Police Force (RBPF) keeps a watchful eye on tourists and local pedestrians downtown, but elsewhere Bahamians are largely left on their own. Walkers, joggers, and cyclists share many of our roads, with police patrol presence being sporadic.
Congested areas such as Shirley St...
April 03, 2013
BahamasLocal.com Business Listings Attract 900,000 Views Monthly
Bahamas Local, the online search engine often called the Google of The Bahamas, released figures today showing some 900,000 business listings are viewed monthly with a total of 17 million hits since the site was launched in 2009.
"We are really pleased to note that the popularity of BahamasLocal.com has continually grown with numbers of visitors and unique visitors increasing nearly every month,...
Pedestrians need greater safety
January 19, 2013
Pedestrians need greater safety
Being a pedestrian in New Providence is not easy. Nearly 20 pedestrians lost their lives in 2012 and already New Providence has recorded its first pedestrian death (January 5). Pedestrian deaths are too common on this island.
The Royal Bahamas Police Force keeps a watchful eye on tourists and local pedestrians downtown, but elsewhere Bahamians are left on their own. Walkers, joggers and cyclist...
Pedestrians Need Greater Safety
January 10, 2013
Pedestrians Need Greater Safety
Being a pedestrian in New Providence is not easy. Nearly 20 pedestrians lost their lives in 2012 and already New Providence recorded its first pedestrian death (January 5). Pedestrian deaths are too common on this island.
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