Paridis Restaurant

Cockburn Town
San Salvador, Bahamas

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Fight breaks out between parent and school official on San Salvador

An argument between a parent and school official at a school on San Salvador turned psychical, police said.

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Residents Lash Out At Club Med

Bahamian tour operators on San Salvador are lashing out at the island's main employer, contending that the resort is squeezing out locals and imposing unfair business practices. Club Med, the only resort on San Salvador, hires more than 200 Bahamians.

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Despite Joaquin ordeal, San Sal family to ride out storm at home

Karen Fernander, a resident of San Salvador, watched her roof blow off as Hurricane Joaquin battered the southern island a year ago.

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Rattlers Take a Bite out of Caciques

Opening the tournament with a win was not that hard for the host team, the C.I. Gibson Rattlers yesterday. Applying a full court press in the second half resulted in five turnovers and started the 10-2 run, which helped to separate the Rattlers from their opponents the San Salvador Caciques.?

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'DC' Pratt out with knee injury

Bahamian muay thai fighter Dewitt "DC" Pratt will be sidelined for several months due to a knee injury.

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San Salvador Rally Speech - FNM Leader Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham

Good Evening San Salvador,
I am very pleased to be in San Salvador, one of my favorite places in The Bahamas.
Many of you know me and I know you. I am here to place my stamp of approval upon my Party?s candidate for your constituency in the soon-to be-General Election, Michael Pintard.

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Sands proudly supporting San Salvador’s Return to Normal

Earlier this month, the island of San Salvador welcomed the reopening of the famed Club Med Resort. The resort which had been closed for more than two years previously welcomed scores of visitors to the island’s beautiful shores but was shuttered at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Government constructs seawalls in San Salvador

Residents in settlements impacted by erosion and sea surges will benefit from seawalls presently being constructed in San Salvador.

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Government constructs seawalls in San Salvador

Residents in settlements impacted by erosion and sea surges will benefit from seawalls presently being constructed in San Salvador. During a recent visit to the island, the Hon. Philip Davis Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Works and Urban Development inspected a seawall that was under construction in Halls Landing...

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