Port Nelson Community Clinic

Port Nelson
Rum Cay, Bahamas

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Post Hurricane Joaquin restoration continues - Rum Cay now fully fiber

After the devastation of Hurricane Joaquin late last year, BTC continues to work tirelessly to fully restore services throughout the affected Southeastern Bahamas. Following the damage, the company decided that instead of repairing the existing infrastructure, it would completely upgrade the devastated islands.

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DPM and BTC Fly to Rum Cay- Full Mobile Restoration

BTC is pleased to announce that mobile services have been fully restored in Rum Cay.

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15th annual Rum Cay Day

On Friday, February 26 the picturesque settlement of Port Nelson, Rum Cay was transformed into any bustling metropolitan city found around the globe.

The day marked Rum Cay Day, which is celebrated each year on the last Friday in February.

Visitors and former residents came in good numbers to the historical Milo Butler Heritage Park, where stalls and different booths had been erected to ente...

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Post Hurricane Joaquin restoration continues- Rum Cay now fully fiber

After the devastation of Hurricane Joaquin late last year, BTC continues to work effortlessly to fully restore services throughout the affected South Eastern Bahamas.

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Deputy Prime Minister Joins Residents at Rum Cay Day Event

Rum Cay, Bahamas - Residents of Rum Cay gathered on Milo Butler Park over the weekend to celebrate Rum Cay Day 2013. The event included guests on the island who were welcomed to the area by Deputy Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis, M.P. for the island.

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Developer Plants 4M Flag on Rum Cay

A three-phase, multimillion-dollar development is now underway in Rum Cay, Guardian Business can reveal, as four key investors seek to harness a boutique hotel market and "plant our flag in a crucial gateway".

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Montana Holdings, Little Family Settle Differences over Sumner Point Marina, Rum Cay Economy to Benefit

Declaring that the survival of Rum Cay was more important than individual needs, the two parties who had been disputing the ownership and operation of the remote island?s main source of income, Sumner Point Marina, announced today they would work together for what they agreed is ?the betterment of the entire island.?

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In the spirit of the season

The sick and shut-in members of St. Peter?s Parish in north Long Island were given a bright spot to their day recently when the ladies who accompany Father Chester Burton, rector of Anglican churches in north Long Island and St. Christopher?s in Rum Cay on his bi-monthy visits, visited them in the spirit of the holidays.
The ladies of the Social Outreach MInistry of St. Peter?s Parish were said t...

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