Old Timers faced with another hurdle in restarting league play

Members of the executive team of the New Providence Old Timers Softball Association (NPOTSA) feel that they have done everything in their power for league play to resume, yet they remain handcuffed in their desire to restart. The league has been stagnant since the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic in The Bahamas forced a shutdown of local sports across the board in March of 2020.

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TERN Gallery participates in Atlantis World Art Fair on Artsy: A Black Pony Gallery Production

Amanda Coulson, Lauren Holowesko, and Jodi Minnis from TERN Gallery will be among over 50 contemporary female visual artists from the mid-Atlantic region participating in the Atlantic World Art Fair's inaugural iteration.

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Paulette Mortimer's "Infrared Inspiration"

Monday 22nd October 2012  6:00 PM

Infrared Inspiration: Photography by Paulette Mortimer
Monday, October 22, 2012
6pm to 9pm
Doongalik Studios Art Gallery
20 Village Road

Do you think you could tell what time of day a black and white infrared image was taken? Fine Art Photographer, Paulette A. N. Mortimer, will give you the opportunity to try as she is back to show her unique photography works in an art exhibition entitled ...

Island Marketplace Treasure Cay

Saturday 7th November 2015  9:00 AM

Come experience the best in Abaco produced products at the Island Marketplace, Treasure Cay, Abaco.

Enjoy fever grass iced tea, sweet potato cheese, cakes, and of course we'll be featuring our famous Fire Freddie Pepper Sauces & Jellies as well as our specialty barbecue sauces.

A tribute to Errol Cartwright

Dear Editor,
It was in 1989 and I was just elected secretary general of the FNM and the MP for Inagua and Mayaguana, Vernon Symonette, asked me to conduct an election of association officers in Inagua and Mayaguana.
He wanted to go to Mayaguana first.

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UB athletics stages time trials ahead of season

The University of the Bahamas (UB) Mingoes track and field team held time trials as the team looks to kick off the season next year. Runners for the UB Mingoes hit the track at the university in the early morning hours with dew still on the grass track. Mingoes athletes, and a number of athletes trying out ...
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We must nourish our golden cow

Dear Editor, We are all familiar with the phrase that claims that "the grass isn't always greener on the other side of the fence". A slight variant of this saying may be, that perhaps "you should water and feed your own grass before longingly looking at the grass on the other side of the fence". ...

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Minister Ferreira: New Queen's Park Homes Constructed, Conscious of the Environment

Minister of The Environment and Housing the Hon. Romauld Ferreira said Monday that the homes within the Queen?s Park Urban Re-Development Project were constructed with the environment in mind.

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Yes, there ARE angels!

231 spays and neuters in Eleuthera and Exuma

Yes there ARE angels.

I know I just spent five days
with a whole load of them.

They were not shimmering in a
divine light, nor did they bask in a mysterious glow with wings adorning their
backs...

 No Sir! Mostly they were clad in
scrubs, bending over operating tables, nursing animals back from anesthesia,
prepping cats and dog for surgery, cla...

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17th Annual Easter Egg Hunt

Saturday 19th April 2014  10:00 AM

The Mall at Marathon's: 17th Annual Easter Egg Hunt

When: Saturday, April 17, 2014
Where: The Mall @ Marathon, Robinson Road
Time: 10:00am

"Fun for the Entire Family"

Grass lot at New Wing Bus Stop Hunt is open to children 3-7 years old