Bahamas Institute Of Plastic Surgery

Millenium House Mall Drive
Freeport
Grand Bahama, Bahamas

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Teigs Signs & Engraving

One Stop Plaza Queens Hwy
Freeport
Grand Bahama, Bahamas

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The Awards & Signs Centre

#8 West Atlantic Drive
Freeport
Grand Bahama, Bahamas

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Town Meeting in Grand Bahama Town Meeting in Grand Bahama on Proposed Plastic Bands

The Ministry of the Environment and Housing hosted a Town Meeting on Thursday, September 27, 2018, at the Foster B. Pestaina Centre, where a cross-section of residents turned up to hear about the proposed ban on plastics...

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Cost Right "No Plastic Bags" Initiative Launched

Styrofoam, plastics and the toxins used to produce them are a direct threat to marine life, tourism and to Bahamians’ way of life unless drastic measures are made to preserve our environment for generations to come...

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KGBCC teams up with AML Foods to end use of Plastic Bags

Joining forces with AML Foods (Solomons) and more than 15 other local operations, the Keep Grand Bahama Clean Committee took its message of conservation to shoppers on Grand Bahama Island where they assisted with the distribution of reusable grocery bags to customers in hopes of reducing the number of single-use plastic bags impacting the local environment.

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Ten jobs axed at plastics company

A PLASTICS manufacturing plant in Freeport has terminated 10 contract workers, according to a company executive.

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Grand Bahama prepares for another storm

Even as residents of both Grand Bahama and Abaco struggle to clean up following the passage of Hurricane Dorian, which left behind devastating effects, the threat of a tropical wave over these islands have only added to the anxiety GB and Abaco residents have been feeling...

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Grand Bahama status report after Hurricane Matthew

Hurricane Matthew aggressively moved throughout Grand Bahama Island on Thursday, October 7th, 2016, with hurricane force winds in excess of 150 mph; damaging much of the residences and infrastructure on the southern shoreline, from East to West End.

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Grand Bahama Status Report After Hurricane Matthew

Hurricane Matthew aggressively moved throughout Grand Bahama Island on Thursday, October 7th, 2016, with hurricane force winds in excess of 150 mph; damaging much of the residences and infrastructure on the southern shoreline, from East to West End. The storm brought Grand Bahama Island to a standstill, crippling business and commerce, with devastation impacting the daily lives of all residents. T...

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