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Staniel Cay airstrip repair to cost 1M

Repairs to the defunct airstrip on Staniel Cay, Exuma, will cost about $1 million and take about two months to complete once started, according to Transport and Aviation Minister Glenys Hanna-Martin.

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Sandals' Costs Unsustainable

The current costs associated with operating Sandals Emerald Bay are "unsustainable", resort officials said in a statement.

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Ferguson wins Pompey Scholarship Exuma Student's College Dream Comes True, Thanks to Race

Exuma Marathon, set for November 10, prepares for another race long weekend with unique mix of history, culture, charity and tourism...

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Government Ministries attend annual town hall meeting in Exuma

More than 300 residents of Exuma and the Cays attended the Exuma District Council?s Annual Town Meeting on the evening of September 10, 2015. Representatives for local government districts, Cabinet Ministers of the Government of the Bahamas, and the Member of Parliament for Exuma, had the opportunity to speak to residents in Georgetown...

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Exuma Officials Look To Boost Island's Revenue

George Town, Exuma - Tourism officials on Exuma are confident that it can become one of the highest revenue generating islands and be a substantial contributor to the economy.

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Exuma Businesses Hope to Regain Momentum Through Road Project

With efforts to stem the spread of COVID-19 putting the squeeze on Exuma’s economy, some small business owners are optimistic that a road improvement project could support economic recovery and get Exumians back to work...

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National junior sailing set for George Town

The Durward Knowles National Sloop Sailing & Junior Invitational Championship Regatta this weekend promises to be the most concentrated youth sailing regatta, especially as far as traditional sloops are concerned, in the history of The Bahamas.

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Residents Speak Up In Support Of Sandals' Emerald Bay Resort

Sandals loves Exuma and Exuma loves Sandals. That is the general feeling of several Exuma residents who say their island?s economy has bounced back in the three years since a broken world economy forced Four Seasons to close its Emerald Bay, Exuma property. Almost immediately Sandals made the move to acquire the property, after the embattled Four Seasons closed its doors and left hundreds of Exumi...

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Sandals to host Exuma Business Outlook

The 7th Annual Exuma Business Outlook is set to take place October 24, focusing on the theme "New Challenges Call for New Paradigms: Identifying a Development Formula for Exuma". The one-day symposium will be held at Sandals Emerald Bay Resort in George Town.

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