Entrepreneur of Bahamian descent giving back through donation to Hugh Campbell Classic

In the spirit of improving high school sports here in the country, Daun Ferguson of Bahamian descent, who is the owner of a number of salons in Miami, Florida, and the founder of Daun Cosmetics, will be supplying all Gatorade and Gatorade equipment for every game of the 2015 Hugh Campbell Basketball Classic that will be played at the Kendal G.L. Isaacs National Gymnasium in February.
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Back-2-School 2012

Sunday 9th September 2012  6:00 PM

St. Gregory?s Anglican Church?s
presents
Back-2-School 2012

2 events, 2 Different Dates
Church Service & Jam
JAM ACTIVITIES:
PRAISE & WORSHIP
MUSICAL ARTISTS
PRAYER


DANCE
GAMES
GUEST SPEAKER
FREE SCHOOL SUPPLIES

STUDENTS SHOULD WEAR THEIR SCHOOL UNIFORM AT THE 8:30 AM CHURCH SERVICE

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT 466-3582 OR 361-3800
Parish Youth Council
SUNDAY, SEP. ...

Back-2-School 2012

Sunday 2nd September 2012  8:30 AM

St. Gregory?s Anglican Church?s
presents
Back-2-School 2012

2 events, 2 Different Dates
Church Service & Jam
JAM ACTIVITIES:
PRAISE & WORSHIP
MUSICAL ARTISTS
PRAYER


DANCE
GAMES
GUEST SPEAKER
FREE SCHOOL SUPPLIES

STUDENTS SHOULD WEAR THEIR SCHOOL UNIFORM AT THE 8:30 AM CHURCH SERVICE

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT 466-3582 OR 361-3800
Parish Youth Council
SUNDAY, SEP. ...

Bill: Web shops must close during transition period or be disqualified

The newest draft of the Gaming Bill says that web shop operators who fail to close their businesses during the proposed closure period will disqualify their businesses from receiving licenses for gaming operations.
While no date for the transition or closure period is defined in the bill, it says that all operators must comply with the closure period and make full disclosure of all of their busine...

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IOC extends TOP Partnership with Panasonic to 2024

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) today announced that it has reached an agreement with Panasonic to extend its Worldwide TOP Partnership through to 2024...

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Rio 2016 working to deliver lasting legacy

Wrapping-up its fifth visit to Rio de Janeiro, the International Olympic Committee?s (IOC) Coordination Commission, underlined the strong progress being made to deliver a lasting legacy from the 2016 Games. With less than three years remaining until the Games begin, the Organising Committee...

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PyeongChang making good progress on journey to 2018

The International Olympic Committee (IOC)?s Coordination Commission for the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games today wrapped up its second visit to the city in the northeast of the Republic of Korea by praising the progress being made by the local organisers. Following two days of meetings, the Commission, led by IOC Executive Board member...

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SALUTE THE SUMMER is NEXT WEEKEND

the little pink party? SALUTE THE SUMMER is NEXT WEEKEND! The party starts when doors open at 12pm on Saturday & Sunday at Collins Estate on Shirley Street {the former Ministry of Education building}.

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Brewery embarks on 'new era'

The Bahamian Brewery & Beverage Company is looking to open two more retail outlets this year following the grand opening of its Nassau headquarters.
While the brewery and nerve center will remain in Grand Bahama, the launch of a $1.6 million facility on Nassau Street is being seen as a major step in the company's development.
Jimmy Sands, founder of the brewery, said the opening is a sign that the...

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House Communication on Referendum on Web Cafe Gaming by Prime Minister

The Bahamian people are aware from previous public pronouncements made by me, including my Communication to this Honourable House on the 8th August, that it has always been the intention of my Government to proceed with a national referendum on the subject of so-called web-caf? or web shop gaming after the bye-election in North Abaco would have run its course.

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