THE BLACK OUT: EDEN...Welcome to the Garden.

Friday 22nd December 2017  8:00 PM

Welcome to the garden...It's a different experience. #theblackout. #EDEN 12.22.17

NPSA co-ed softball tourney all set

BRAGGING rights and a number of prizes are on the line as the New Providence Softball Association (NPSA) prepares to host a co-ed which plans to bring together players from around the country.

The NPSA, with Burns House as its title sponsor, is all set to host the "2-3-2 Co-Ed Softball Tournament" at the Banker's League Field, Baillou Hill Sporting Complex, July 7-11.

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JBLN wins Wenty Ford Tournament of Ed Armbrister Baseball League

Nassau, Bahamas - The Wenty Ford Tournament championship game last night at Windsor Park lived up to the excitement as the senior all-star team from the Junior Baseball League of Nassau came from behind to stun New Breed by a final score of 4-3 in dramatic fashion.

New Breed led 3-2 entering the bottom of the seventh and final inning on the strength of a two-run double by Sherman Ferguson. Thre...

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Bahamian NFL Star ED Smith Named 2018 Makers Wanted Bahamas Bowl Honorary Ambassador

Ed Smith, who was a college All-American, the first native Bahamian drafted by an NFL club and played two seasons for the Denver Broncos, will serve as the 2018 Makers Wanted Bahamas Bowl Honorary Ambassador...

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Reminisce presented by Eden Carnival Group

Saturday 12th March 2016  9:00 PM

Join Eden Carnival Group for Reminisce, Saturday, March 12, 2016, at 9pm at Smugglers Beer Garden.

Cost: $15

Ed Bethel's medical battle

It was late November 2020 – Eldred "Ed" Bethel had recently celebrated his 80th birthday, and was loving his life, when he developed an irritating cough which persisted for a week, forcing him to seek medical attention to get some relief, after failing to get relief from over-the-counter (OTC) medications. Two months after that first ...
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An End to Human Trafficking, an Op-Ed by Hillary Rodham Clinton

Elementary
students across America are taught that slavery ended in the 19th
Century.  But, sadly, nearly 150 years later, the fight to end this global
scourge is far from over.  Today it takes a different form and we call it
by a different name -- "human trafficking" -- but it is still an affront
to basic human dignity in the United States and around the world.

The
estimates vary widel...

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Ed Fields to wear new hat for an historic hour - Auctioneer for a cause

He?s been the familiar voice with a deep resonance and a biting wit, but for one hour radio host and tourism product activist Ed Fields is going to take on a new role, live auctioneer for a cause.

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Bahamas Development Bank Op-Ed

The evolving COVID-19 pandemic is testing the resiliency of global systems. Prime Minister, The Most Hon. Dr. Hubert Minnis has cautioned Bahamians that there is no need for panic buying, as the country has sufficient supplies either in inventory or on order to last several months. Still, this crisis highlights the fragility of modern life in a country that produces very little of what it consumes...

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Op-Ed by Rodney D. Smith, Ed.D. | Providing Access to Education for All Bahamians

My father died when I was very young leaving my mother to raise four young children all on her own. By the age of 11, just like my older siblings, I too had to find work to make ends meet. I packed groceries at a nearby Winn Dixie after school and on weekends...

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