Mayaguana: 11 residents evacuated ahead of Hurricane Fiona

ELEVEN Mayaguana residents were evacuated off the island yesterday, as residents of the southern Bahamas braced for the impact of Hurricane Fiona.

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GBPA moving to digital billboards in Freeport

A new digital billboard has been installed at one of the busiest roundabouts in Freeport as part of an initiative to reduce the use of plywood printed advertisements. The TV-style billboard at the Ranfurly Circus is managed by Exteri-ad, a new marketing agency determined to advance outdoor marketing in the city. The billboard installation is the ...
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Exuma Underwater Store gives people a glimpse of the deep sea while they’re still on land

As an island boy at heart, Smith grew up exploring the shores of his native island of Exuma. When he became an adult, his love for the ocean led him to seek employment at a water tour company - that is - until the first wave of COVID-19 hit Bahamian shores and pulled the tourism industry under.

"During the lockdown, Coastline Adventures closed down, but I continued to walk on the beach every da...

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Gaia Reimagined

Clive Stuart's "Mother Earth" (1992; acrylic on plywood) is a serene and unapologetic celebration of both womanhood and blackness. Born on Cat Island, Stuart imbues "Mother Earth" with the spirituality, magic and mysticism of his birthplace. With an unapologetic black woman standing front and centre [...]

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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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Concessions for first-time homeowners could lead to 'fraud and corruption'

A leading businessman and civic leader yesterday charged that the prime minister’s recent pledge to provide construction concessions for first-time homeowners would be very difficult to manage and fraught with fraud and corruption if it’s not properly thought through by all stakeholders.

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Money's tight - so more using stamps

FALLOUT from the COVID-19 pandemic has caused people to tighten their purse strings, Super Value President Rupert Roberts has said, while noting "more and more" shoppers have been relying on the store's food stamps to shop.

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D'Aguilar says supply chain to blame for Sandals delay

TOURISM Minister Dionisio D'Aguilar is confident that Sandals Resorts International has pushed back the reopening of its Sandals Royal Bahamian resort in New Providence because of supply chain issues related to construction and nothing else.

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Hurricane Preparedness Guide

By: Jhanae Winter
Three weeks into the hurricane season and a lot more to go, everyone should be preparing for the natural disaster and whether it hits The Bahamas or not.

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Pinder Enterprises LTD Christmas Comes Early Sale

Thursday 13th December 2012  7:00 AM

Pinder Enterprises LTD
Prince Charles Drive
Christmas Comes Early Sale
2 days only
Thursday December 13th, 2012
Septic Tanks $700
(reg $795)
Friday December. 14th
5/8 roofing
plywood $21

Building supply company specializing in roofing. 'Your Roof Headquarters'.
Building Supplies | Concrete Manufacturing - Septic tanks, Patio stones, Pots, Parking blocks etc
Doors and Mouldings - Var...