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November 10, 2010
'Pa and the Preacher' to be staged at the Dundas

Playwright Ian Strachan's "Pa and the Preacher" has returned to the stage after a 20-year slumber.
The Rip Van Winkle of a work enjoyed a revival from October 28 - 30 with the College of The Bahamas' Repertory Theatre Company, only to spurn another run this month. A cast of college students and alumni will perform the play at the Dundas Centre for the Performing Arts from November 25 - 27.
Stracha...

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May 29, 2018
Proceeds from DQ's Miracle Treat Day to provide hearing aids for children

If you could curate the soundtrack for your perfect day, what would it sound like? The sound of a rooster crowing to signal the start of the day, or perhaps birds chirping to gently lift you from your slumber followed by your favorite old school [...]
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May 28, 2018
DQ?s Miracle Treat Day to Provide Hearing Aids for Children

Make Miracles for Hearing Impaired Children - June 21st, 2018 heralds the official start of summer and DQ?s Miracle Treat Day. On Miracle Treat Day, DQ will donate $2 from every blizzard treat sold to The Red Cross Centre for Deaf Children. Pictured is Renold Zion Rolle, a 6 year-old who was diagnosed with hearing impairment at age 5 and received a donation from DQ that assisted with his therapy.

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January 04, 2018
Timothy Smith, 24, Named Top Rookie Producer at Better Homes and Gardens MCR Group Real Estate

Timothy Smith, 24, in his first year in real estate earned honours as rookie sales associate of the year at Better Homes and Gardens MCR Group, one of The Bahamas? leading real estate firms with offices or representatives in Nassau and........

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Pasting colors
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March 17, 2017
Pasting colors

I have visions of color rubbing up on each other, sliding over liquid slopes of sun-drenched limestone and bleached out roads, deepened by heat and dust. Color capturing what we do not see, but refuse to ignore. Islands are aloof, detached, yet our islands lay under the vibrant eyes of people who do not know this. They have always travelled, always ventured, always known that life is bigger than u...

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Owning our image
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January 20, 2017
Owning our image

Images have always been controlled by those in power. They have been used to represent us in particular ways that we usually have no control over. During slavery, blacks were depicted in a specific manner, and black women were always rendered either as workhorses, conniving thieves, jezebels, or wanton women, , who could not control their bodies.
These women belonged to slave masters and mistress...

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Rise up, men of God
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January 25, 2017
Rise up, men of God

Yet a little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to sleep: So shall thy poverty come as one that travelleth, and thy want as an armed man. [Proverbs 6:10-11]
Time is the one thing we all have been given equally. We all have the same 24 hours in our day; the same seven days in our week; the same 365 days in our year. The only difference between you and the next person is how you ...

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December 02, 2016
Apathy, antipathy, and action

Recent events in the nation, perhaps most notably the We March protest that took place last week, showed that The Bahamas has begun to shake off the veil of apathy that we have slumbered under for what feels like too long. This year has been a belter for politics and people of all beliefs making their feelings known - for better or for worse. And, as art so often engages with the state of society,...

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September 09, 2016
Roberts slams FNM over positions on Baha Mar

PROGRESSIVE Liberal Party Chairman Bradley Roberts has branded the Free National Movement a deeply divided party as the organisation is perceived to have taken two contrasting positions over the unsealing of documents related to the new deal to open $3.5 billion Baha Mar resort.

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August 01, 2016
True emancipation for our Bahamaland

Emerging from the valley of grief and sorrow in the aftermath of the loss of a loved one is a difficult and long process. The pain and agony brought on by the sudden transition from mortality to immortality of my brother - Brandon Bradley Braynen persists, but we are comforted daily by the precious memories of the invaluable moments we shared. We look forward to that beautiful and glorious morning...

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