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Move your clock back 1 hour for Daylight Saving Time - November 7th
Nassau, The Bahamas---The Cabinet
Office has announced that Daylight Saving Time will end at
2:00a.m.
on
Sunday, November 7, 2009, at which time The Bahamas will revert to
Eastern Standard Time.
The extension of Daylight Saving
Time to the first Sunday in November is in keeping with the policy adopted
in 2006.
Accordingly, Daylight Saving
Time is expected to begin the sec...
Deputy Director: Without An Increase, There Will Be A Deficit
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The clock is ticking to an "across-the-board" increase in National Insurance; come July first contributions go up 1.5%.
Fire chief: Water never an issue in dealing with blaze
FIRE Services Chief Superintendent Kendrick Morris yesterday defended efforts to fight a massive blaze at Jennie Street on Sunday, insisting "water was never an issue".
GB man hospitalized following early morning attack
GB man hospitalized following early morning attack
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Police in Grand Bahama are investigating an early morning stabbing incident, which unfolded at around 2:00 o'clock on Monday April 22, 2024 at a residence on Dogfish Street, that has resulted in an adult male being hospitalized. According to initial reports, the victim, upon hearing a knock at his residence, presumed it [...]
Andros residents leave for safety as forest fire rages
A FOREST fire in North Andros has forced some residents to leave their homes over health concerns and affected the sleep patterns of people protecting their homes from the raging blaze.
SPRING FORWARD: Daylight savings reminder
SPRING FORWARD: Daylight savings reminder
NASSAU, BAHAMAS — The Cabinet Office wishes to advise the general public that Daylight Saving Time will commence on Sunday, 10 March 2024 at 200 a.m. and will continue until 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, 3 November 2024. Residents are reminded to set clocks forward one (1) hour.
Charlton sets new world record to win gold
Charlton sets new world record to win gold
The Bahamas emerged as a true giant at the recent World Indoor Championships in Glasgow, Scotland, claiming the top spot amongst Caribbean nations on the medal chart. This incredible feat is a testament to the unwavering talent and dedication of our Bahamian athletes.
Letter to the Editor: A strategic vision for advancement in North Abaco
Editor, Abaco has long been hailed as a resilient haven with dedicated and independent residents, which play a pivotal role in fostering a thriving economy that significantly contributes to the public treasury. Despite the aftermath of the devastating hurricane Dorian, the unwavering resilience and dedication of Abaconians have remained steadfast. My strong familial tie to [...]
Government to gift Charlton $10k for breaking women's indoor 60M hurdles record
NASSAU, BAHAMAS- The Ministry of Youth Sports and Culture will be gifting Devynne Charlton $10,000 for shattering the world record in the 60m hurdles on Sunday. Youth Sports and Culture Minister Mario Bowleg made the announcement in Parliament Wednesday, noting that Charlton's accomplishments are a testament to the world that The Bahamas remains a powerhouse [...]
Charlton carries on Bahamian hurdling legacy with historic achievement
NASSAU, BAHAMAS — Bahamian hurdler Devynne Charlton etched her name in history at the 116th Millrose Games in New York City by shattering the world record in the women's 60m hurdles, clocking an unmatched time of 7.67 seconds. Having secured the silver medal at the 2022 Commonwealth Games and another silver at the 2022 World [...]