Mitchell says Atlantis' comments on RCI were not appropriate

Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Chairman Fred Mitchell said he is unsure why Atlantis has decided to engage in a public fight with the government over a proposed development on Paradise Island, but said the Davis administration will not blink in the face of any confrontation. "The government wants Atlantis to succeed and the public salvo ...
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In the fight of her life

Jamie Symonette is in the fight of her life. Diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer on February 9, Symonette, 35, is scheduled to undergo a bilateral mastectomy on June 15.

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Thompson blasts govt on high consumer prices

Chiding that the recently expired price control measures were nothing but a public relations gimmick, East Grand Bahama Member of Parliament Kwasi Thompson, who is the opposition shadow minister of finance, said the Free National Movement (FNM) remains distressed that more than a year into historically high inflation, the Davis administration has yet to put in place real meaningful policies to ass...

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Small business celebrates construction of office space

There is a diamond in the rough in the east. The newly built office of Poitier Marketing & PR Group, the public relations and marketing firm now ten years old, but sporting the new digs of a modern office in the midst of suburban New Providence. Co-working spaces and private office rentals took away from ...
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Anatol Rodgers Wins CWCO-Sponsored Math Competition

Led by coaches Gaynell Godet and Dwanesha Dean, Anatol Rodgers High School students Trishell Ferguson, Jeremiah Forbes, Makayla Cunningham and Azaria Edgecombe measured up to be the mathematics champions at this year’s Annual Interschool Mathematics Competition.

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Downtown Saturday food, fun and entertainment

The Downtown Freeport Business Association (DFBA) continues to look for unique avenues to increase traffic downtown, and on Saturday, April 29, Town Centre will come alive with an event combining local food and local talent.

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Vanderpool turned in a sensational performance in the pole vault

Brenden Vanderpool had one of those special performances at the 50th Oaktree CARIFTA Games this past weekend that will have spectators talking about it for years to come. The only disappointing aspect of the event is that most of the fans in attendance left after the under-20 boys 4×100 meters (m) final on Saturday night, not ...
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Women's History Month Ends with a Boxing First for Bahamas and Caribbean

Women’s History Month will end in grand style as First Class Promotions hosts the region’s first World Boxing Association (WBA) all-female world title fight this Friday night, March 31st.

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Mingoes win men's 4x400m at STU Bobcat Season Opener

MIAMI GARDENS, Florida — The University of The Bahamas' (UB) Mingoes track and field program made a great showing at the St. Thomas University Bobcats' season opening outdoor meet (STU Bobcat Season Opener) in Miami Gardens, Florida, over the weekend. The Mingoes won the men's 4×400 meters (m) relay and also picked up four second-place finishes and a third-place finishes ...
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Christmas Fair

Thursday 8th December 2011  5:00 PM

J A C A R A N D A
H O U S E

Christmas Fair

Dec.7 & 8, 2011
in aid of the
Bahamas Humane Society
located Parliament St. corner of East Hill
Julie Oakes Exhibition

Official Opening 5-8pm Dec.7th
Other artist on view will be
Lynn and Holly Parotti
Bernard Petit

Lunch will be available around the pool
Wine and snack bar open all day.

There is still space for some more vendors:
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