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December 11, 2019
Oasis Sandyport to Host LeBlanc Trunk Show One Night Only

NASA astronaut Scott Kelly described The Bahamas as “the most beautiful place from space”. The protected archipelago is known for its treasured aquamarine waters and the marine life that inhabits it. However, it was the creativity of two young women that made it possible to carry a little piece of The Bahamas with them everywhere they went.
Now you can too!..

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Man denies gun charge
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April 20, 2020
Man denies gun charge

Police allegedly found a 23-year-old with a shotgun taken from a home during a break-in. Prosecutors allege that Kelson Toutoute, of Lower Bogue, Eleuthera, stole the black Remington 12-gauge shotgun and two shotgun shells when he broke into Victor Collins' home on April 11. He [...]
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June 03, 2009
Prime Minister views progress of West End Grand Bahama cleanup programme

WEST END, Grand Bahama ? Prime Minister the Rt. Hon. Hubert Ingraham said Sunday that he was impressed with the progress of an ongoing conch shell cleanup programme in West End

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April 05, 2018
WoodTurner's Exhibition to Open on April 15

The 4th Annual Woodturner?s Exhibition entitled ?Turning To Art? will open at Doongalik Studios Village Road, on Sunday, April 15 from 3 pm to 6 pm, and will feature the works of four wood artists: Robin Hardy, Jeremy Delancy, Kim Deveaux and Quentin Minnis...

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July 29, 2019
Entrepreneur secures over $200,000 in investment funding through SBDC

The Access Accelerator, Small Business Development Center has assisted Cheryl’s Bahamas Taxi & Tours in accessing $230,000 in debt financing from the Royal Bank of Canada.

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February 18, 2015
West End-"The Capitol of Grand Bahama"-Feast or Famine

West End is known as the ?capitol? of Grand Bahama yet it is under siege by known assailants who look like any normal person you might find walking the streets. If you have taken a trip to the settlement recently you will notice the shoreline and roadways leading into the community...

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October 18, 2011
Baha Mar increases road workforce to 600 Bahamians

Baha Mar has this week upped to 600 its Bahamian workforce on the new re-routed West Bay Street and commercial village project, as it makes a final push to complete the new road and its environs by mid-November, according to Senior Vice President Robert Sands.
The men worked in the rain on Saturday and Sunday, and the beehive of activity continued yesterday as a new Cable Beach strip continued to ...

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May 13, 2019
Minister Pintard tells artisans that there are many creative options for the use of the conch shell

Minister of Agriculture and Marine Resources, the Hon. Michael Pintard told Grand Bahamian artisans that the options for products using the conch shell are endless and that his Ministry, through BAIC, is prepared to work with them in discovering many of those options.

“We live in a global village and the reality is the Bahamas needs to be fully integrated,” said Minister Pintard. “The Gov...

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November 30, 2018
Make Your Home a Holiday Oasis

Radio stations are placing their favourite Christmas playlist on repeat, decorative wreaths are hugging lamp poles on Bay Street and shops around town are rolling out their window displays...

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April 16, 2018
Students and Parents Sing Praises for National Arts Festival

The Louise McDonald High School ninth-grader bashfully said that she was not ready to be interviewed on camera. No matter how much the other members of the school choir cheered her on, the young girl only blushed more and shook her head...

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