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June 23, 2016
Meet the humans with microchips implanted in them

Tim Shank's dogs have implanted GPS chips in case they get lost. Now, he has a chip of his own.

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June 15, 2016
RBDF crew return fire with suspected Dominican poachers

ROYAL Bahamas Defence Force (RBDF) marines were involved in a shootout and subsequent high-speed chase with suspected Dominican poachers in the Cay Lobos area on Monday night, National Security Minister Dr Bernard Nottage said yesterday.

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April 28, 2016
Florida Teens Lost at Sea Sent Ominous Snapchat to Friends...

Two Florida teens who vanished while fishing together at sea last summer may have sent the message, "We're f'd," to friends on Snapchat as weather conditions turned bad.

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May 04, 2016
This Self-Flying, Camera-Equipped Drone Can Follow You Anywhere

Hover Camera?s creator, Meng Qiu ?MQ? Wang, pulls out a small, rectangular device that looks at first like an external hard drive.

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February 17, 2016
BFM's got an app for that

Bahamas Faith Ministries (BFM) has gone live -- with a new app that will allow people to stay connected with church whenever they want, wherever they are.

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August 29, 2011
Hurricane Irene Damage Assessment Reports - Abaco

Pathfinders Task Force completed a Rapid Damage Assessment of Abaco Island, Bahamas on D+1 following Hurricane Irene. Rapid Damage Assessments contain information about individual structures and classify structural damage based on Type and Damage Condition. Geo-tagged photos are also attached to each Assessment, providing a picture of where critical areas are and what resources to allocate towards...

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August 29, 2011
Hurricane Irene Damage Assessment Reports - Eleuthera

Pathfinders Task Force, supported by The Eagles? Wings Foundation completed a Rapid Damage Assessment of Eleuthera Island, Bahamas on D+1 following Hurricane Irene. Rapid Damage Assessments contain information about individual structures and classify structural damage based on Type and Damage
Condition. Geo-tagged photos are also attached to each Assessment, providing a picture of where critical ...

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January 25, 2016
Sustainable Fisheries the topic for EARTHCARE Eco Kids class

On January 23rd, 2016, the topic for the EARTHCARE Eco Kids was Sustainable Fisheries. David Rose, veteran commercial fisherman of 40+ years addressed the EARTHCARE Eco Kids at the Kevin Tomlinson Academy.

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January 19, 2016
Young entrepreneur goes 'whole hog' with swimming pigs venture

A young Bahamian entrepreneur is making waves with a new tour company, shuttling enthusiastic tourists from Nassau to Exuma's internationally-famed swimming pigs. Lee McCoy said the idea behind this rather different venture came about last year, after his wife asked him to search online for ideas for activities they could partake in during their forthcoming honeymoon in the UK...

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January 18, 2016
New ambulance left up in the air after morning collision

ONE of the "state of the art" ambulances handed to the Public Hospitals Authority last month was yesterday morning involved in a crash at the junction of Blue Hill Road and Soldier Road in southern New Providence.

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December 01, 2015
Two new ambulances handed to public hospitals

THE National Insurance Board yesterday turned over two new "state of the art" ambulances to the Public Hospitals Authority to improve its capacity to respond to medical emergencies.

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October 30, 2015
Domestic violence and homophobia

This month saw many races and runs against domestic violence. In my community, members of the public safety services, treatment providers and advocates came out in purple for a 5k annual run.

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August 05, 2015
Wendy's & Coca Cola Draw 3 Livin' Large Finalists

Delphine Smith, a loyal and frequent Wendy?s customer has been drawn as the week 3 finalist in the Wendy?s & Coca-Cola ?Livin? Large, Triple-Play 10K Vacation? promotion. She now joins Algericko Hanna and Rameko Brown, the promo?s week one and two winners also vying for the big $10,000 dream vacation grand prize...

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February 23, 2012
YEAH Ministries, Caribbean Baptist Fellowship and Total Youth Church host a workshop addressing God's plan for sexuality

YEAH Ministries, the Caribbean Baptist Fellowship and Bahamas Faith Ministries TYC (Total Youth Church) have come together to address God's plan for sexuality (GPS).
Organizers are seeking to help those who want answers about their increasing confusion about sex and human sexuality, politics and broader society struggles.
Issues will be addressed through a series of events, February 24-26 during a...

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April 27, 2015
WSC Employee Receives Highest Engineering Award

The Water and Sewerage Corporation (WSC) is pleased to announce that Dian Saunders-Adderley was recently named a Fellow of the United Kingdom Institute of Civil Engineers. Mrs. Adderley is the WSC Internal Technical and Operations Auditor, in the company?s Internal Control and Compliance Division...

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March 24, 2015
Bahamian Businesses Improving Efficiency with New Start-up Company

After more than six months since the launch of EZTrak GPS, this startup company has surpassed its initial projections in a short period of time...

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August 09, 2011
South Florida Man Aims to Pedal His Way from Bimini to Broward

Ernest Hemingway, who resided, fished and forever branded this tiny Bahamas out island with his writings in the 1930s, would have considered Bill Boes a kindred spirit--a man willing to challenge the sea for a personal goal.

The 61-year-old Boes, an asthmatic with one kidney and battling arthritis, this weekend will shove off in a 12-ft pedal boat from the marina at the historic Bimini Big Game...

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May 10, 2021
Poacher must buy RBDF 200k boat

A FLORIDA fisherman and restaurant owner who was convicted in the United States of illegally fishing in Bahamian waters will buy the Royal Bahamas Defence Force a new vessel as part of a plea deal.

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January 09, 2015
Murder suspect's bail reinstated

A judge on Thursday reinstated bail for a murder suspect accused of approaching a juror in his trial.
Jason Glinton will now have to surrender to the Central Police Station on the evening prior to his retrial for the October 2012 murder of Fortis Moncur, whose head and torso were found on Cat Island weeks after relatives reported him missing, to avoid new allegations of juror interference.
Justice...

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January 06, 2015
Cop shooting suspects were on bail

The two men arrested in connection with the attempted murder of Constable Demetrius Taylor on Sunday were wearing ankle bracelets as a condition of bail, The Nassau Guardian can reveal.
Chief Superintendent Paul Rolle, the head of the Central Detective Unit (CDU), declined to say whether the GPS-enabled devices had placed the men at the Nassau Village scene of the shooting. Rolle said the men were...

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December 18, 2014
Drug conspiracy appeal dismissed

The Court of Appeal yesterday dismissed the appeals of Stephen "Die" Stubbs and Dion "Buju" Minnis, who were both sentenced to 36 months in prison for conspiracy to import marijuana and conspiracy to possess marijuana with intent to supply in 2012.
According to the prosecution, Stubbs and Minnis organized the shipment of 3,935 pounds of marijuana from Jamaica to The Bahamas.
Drug Enforcement Unit ...

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October 21, 2014
Australian ultra-marathon swimmer CHLO? McCARDEL is now within 20kms of setting a new word record

Australian ultra-marathon swimmer CHLO? McCARDEL is now within 20kms of setting a new word record for open water swimming, expecting to complete the 127kms non-stop and unassisted swim within the next 8 hours.

Having already been swimming for 36 hours, Chlo? is fatigued both mentally and physically, and has been stung by jelly fish overnight. Two independent observers on Chlo??s support vessels...

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October 20, 2014
Australian World Record Swim Attempt to Start Within Hours in Bahamas

AUSTRALIAN ultra-marathon swimmer 29 year old CHLO? McCARDEL is expected to commence her world record breaking 127km open water swim in the Bahamas within the next few hours...

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August 14, 2014
Colebrooke pleased with the performances at the 20th Commonwealth Games

Despite just a three-medal haul, it is widely felt that The Bahamas turned in some brilliant performances at the 20th Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace turned in one of the best swimming performances the country has ever seen at a major international event. She captured a silver medal in the women's 50 meters (m) fly, and added fourth and fifth place finishes in th...

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April 24, 2014
Allow the resurrected Christ to be the leader

He leadeth me beside the still waters. - Psalms 23:2.
Indeed it is that time of the year when we reflect on the death, burial and resurrection of our lord and savior, Jesus Christ! But to me, we treat it like the dawning of a new year when we are offering congratulations and salutations, and, within days, no one is offering peace, love and prosperity for the coming days, weeks and months. It is li...

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On shaky ground
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February 24, 2014
On shaky ground

The revelation by The Nassau Guardian last week that the government's chief advocate for value-added tax, Ishmael Lightbourne, has been dodging property taxes for at least a decade has been a major blow to the government's tax reform campaign.
It is embarrassing and raises questions about the state of tax collections in The Bahamas, and the credibility of the message.
How serious are we about coll...

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February 12, 2014
Suspect's photos downloaded from phone found on cop's premises

A jury yesterday saw 'selfies' of attempted murder suspect Maurice Armbrister that were downloaded from a cell phone that was found on the premises of Superintendent Clayton Fernander.A selfie is a photograph one takes of oneself usually with a digital camera.Armbrister and Excel Josey Jr. are accused of the attempted murder of Fernander during a failed bid to rob him after he arrived at his ho...

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February 07, 2014
Verdict expected today in attempted rape case

A jury yesterday heard closing arguments in the case of a man accused of the attempted rape of a woman while his movements were being monitored by his ankle bracelet.
Raymond Rolle's fate will be determined today when the jury is expected to return its verdict.
GPS data collected from Rolle's tracking device placed him in the vicinity of where the incident allegedly took place. In his testimony, R...

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February 05, 2014
Acklins residents concerned fishing guides being displaced

ACKLINS - Bonefish lodge operators in Acklins are calling on the central government to investigate "rogue" bonefish lodge operators who have entered the sector.
Bonefish lodge operators in Acklins were among those who attended a special meeting organized by the Combined Churches Committee held recently at Acklins Community Centre at Spring Point to address residents' concerns.
Some lodge operators...

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December 02, 2013
Honesty is the best policy for young brothers

THE Water and Sewerage Corporation lost a valuable GPS unit, but it was returned to the corporation by two brothers, both students of Oaksfield Primary School.

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