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Another murder reported
July 28, 2012
Another murder reported
Police last night reported that a woman was killed in the area of Charles Vincent Street, north of Cordeaux Av- enue yesterday.
Details were sketchy up to press time, but police press li- aison officer Inspector Chris- lyn Skippings said police got a call around 7:30 p.m. that a man and woman got into an altercation which ultimately resulted in her death.
The victim and the alleged assailant repor...
March 30, 2012
Commending the government for consulting with Bratton
Dear Editor,
I commend the government for seeking the advice of William Bratton as part of the fight against crime. This is a positive development that is clearly one of many tools being employed by our police in their ongoing battle against crime. Inviting one of the top law enforcement officers in the world to offer advice is what anyone serious about rooting out crime would want to do. I wonder...
Progressive Liberal Party confusion
March 07, 2012
Progressive Liberal Party confusion
Dear Editor,
Perry Christie said that the Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) did not boycott the opening of the national stadium.
If that is true, why didn't he insist that all of his parliamentary colleagues attend the event?
If that is so, why did Fred Mitchell say that the PLP did not want to be a part of the political show organized by the FNM?
If that was true, why did neither Mitchell nor any ...
Foolish talk and folly over Atlantis
February 02, 2012
Foolish talk and folly over Atlantis
Dear Editor,
The word 'foolishness' has now been redefined to take on an entirely new meaning. The chairman of Arawak Homes has called Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham's criticism of the Christie Administration's approval of the mortgage over the Atlantis property on Paradise Island to finance a sister hotel in Dubai in 2006 "foolishness". The prime minister said it was inappropri...
Incompetence and hypocrisy
January 19, 2012
Incompetence and hypocrisy
Dear Editor,
There is the ordinary type of hypocrisy. Then there is the Perry Gladstone Christie brand of hypocrisy. The man who said he would swim through vomit to return to the PLP has always been more interested in getting power than moving the country forward, always more interested in profiling than working.
Christie was useless as prime minister. But he is desperate ...
Perry Christie Is The Bahamian Hamlet
December 14, 2011
Perry Christie Is The Bahamian Hamlet
Dear Editor,
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I couldn't stop laughing after reading two stories on your front page this morning.
Papa acts while Perry talks!
September 01, 2011
Papa acts while Perry talks!
Dear Editor,
After hurricanes Jeanne, Frances and Wilma hit in 2004 to 2005, Perry Christie promised all manner of assistance and compassion. It was all talk. Mr. Christie and the PLP left office never having fulfilled their stated commitment to the staff of the Royal Oasis Hotel in Grand Bahama, who were left jobless when their hotel was destroyed by the hurricanes. They didn't...
Government told: Be creative over aviation funding
July 04, 2011
Government told: Be creative over aviation funding
By NEIL HARTNELL
Tribune Business Editor
The Government was yesterday urged to find creative ways to finance Civil Aviation and generate funds for regulating the industry, including leasing Family Island airports to the private sector and gaining a percentage of the fees taken by the US for managing Bahamian airspace.
Captain Randy Butler, president and chief executive of Sky Bahamas, told Trib...
June 01, 2011
Minka by Maven swimsuit fashion show photos and video
It was an evening of girl power Sunday as dozens flocked to the British Colonial Hilton for the Minka Swimwear 2011 debut. The line, Minka by Maven, produced 18 distinct styles that exuded a chic-elegance and preppy persona.
?For my first-ever trunk show, i feel like it was incredible,? said Latoya Hanna-Moxey, designer of Minka Swimwear. ?I was pleased and overwhelmed with great compliments, ...
26th murder victim not killed in barber shop
March 25, 2011
26th murder victim not killed in barber shop
POLICE have revealed that the country's 26th homicide victim was not stabbed in a barbershop as stated in their initial report.
This came after Metillus Chipman, owner of the "It Is What It Is Barber Shop and Lounge" on Robinson Road and Fourth Street, denied the police report, telling The Tribune that it has caused his business to suffer.
Sgt Chrislyn Skippings, press liaison officer, confirmed...
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