Newbold has been quiet since Christmas

PRESS Secretary Anthony Newbold has not hosted a press briefing in two months, raising questions about the purpose of his role.

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Ministers quiet on swimming pigs venture worry

AMID calls for the removal of a group of pigs from a west Grand Bahama "swimming pigs" venture over allegations of inhumane treatment toward the animals, two Cabinet ministers whose portfolios govern separate aspects of such operations have declined to address it.

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BCA quiet over Sands claims

THE Bahamas Contractors Association yesterday thanked former president Leonard Sands for his service to the organisation over the past 12 years but stopped short of endorsing unprecedented claims he was forced out of the position by a government appo

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A Quiet Place Part II

• Genre : Horror, Thriller
• Rating : TBC - To Be Classified

Following the events at home, the Abbott family now face the terrors of the outside world. Forced to venture into the unknown, they realize the creatures that hunt by sound are not the only threats lurking beyond the sand path.

Arawak Homes urged to use political clout to get Quieting Titles Act repealed

By PAUL G TURNQUEST

Tribune Staff Reporter

pturnquest@tribunemedia.net

FORMER National Development Party member and Elizabeth bye-election candidate Andre Rollins called on Arawak Homes to use its political clout to get the Quieting Titles Act repealed.

He was commenting on the row between Arawak Homes Limited (AHL) and several homeowners in the Pinewood Gardens community who were allegedly fr...

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The quiet after the furor

Last week the Cabinet Office announced that Acting Chief Justice Stephen Isaacs was appointed chief justice. The governor general officially makes the appointment, but it's the prime minister who makes the choice after consultation with the leader of the opposition. The decision comes after former [...]
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Minnis still quiet on permanent Chief Justice role

PRIME Minister Dr Hubert Minnis is still not ready to reveal who will be appointed substantive chief justice, telling reporters yesterday Bahamians will know "with time" who will fill the post.Despite failing to name an appointee for the last several

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Peace and quiet is possible

I have of course written on this subject before in these "Time To Think" articles and will no doubt cover the subject again in the future as it's such an important subject, that of experiencing peace and quiet as often as possible. We do live [...]
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Quiet sports contributor Devin Francis passes on

There are those journalists, from various eras, whose works for one reason or the other, result in them being very well known. Then, there are the ones who are just as passionate about what they do, just as dedicated, extremely professional, but somehow move through [...]
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McAlpine quiet in face of criticism from fellow?FNM party members

PINERIDGE MP Fredrick McAlpine yesterday backed away from the opportunity to respond to fellow party members who have scolded him for his public remarks concerning the Free National Movement and its policies. Mr McAlpine yesterday told The Tribune h

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