39th RBC Bahamas National Swimming Championships

Friday 25th June 2010

The Bahamas Swimming Federation presents the 39th RBC Bahamas National Swimming Championships at the Betty Kelly Kenning Swimming Complex.

Cost: $3/children 10-and-under; $5/preliminary sessions; $10/championship finals admission; $5/programme;$2/heat sheets; $50/supporter's package.

www.bahamasswimmingfederation.com

39th RBC Bahamas National Swimming Championships

Saturday 26th June 2010

The Bahamas Swimming Federation presents the 39th RBC Bahamas National Swimming Championships at the Betty Kelly Kenning Swimming Complex.

Cost: $3/children 10-and-under; $5/preliminary sessions; $10/championship finals admission; $5/programme;$2/heat sheets; $50/supporter's package.

www.bahamasswimmingfederation.com

HRH Prince Edward Salutes S.U.R.E Program for Young Males, Latest Award Centre for GGYA

With the buzz of power tools, the aroma of freshly hewn wood and the careful attention of young men learning skills they will use in the art of boatbuilding, HRH Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh, saluted the Success Ultimately Assures Everyone (S.U.R.E.) Program during the royals’ recent visit to Nassau.

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Let the madness begin!

Bahamian Bryan Clarke and the University of Houston Cougars are rolling right along in the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) Division I (DI) Men's Basketball Tournament, reaching the Sweet 16 over the weekend at the Legacy Arena inside the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex in Birmingham, Alabama. Listed as the number one seed in the Midwest Region, the Coug...

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Dealing with debt: a response to new IDB report 

The new Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) report, "Dealing with Debt - Less Risk for More Growth in Latin America and the Caribbean", is very instructive and insightful and should be given close scrutiny and consideration by leaders in the region and certainly The Bahamas. There are no really significant groundbreaking revelations but more so important ...
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Shantytown up in flames

Resigne Tilien Dorely, 46, sat silently on a pile of rubble yesterday and watched as the remnants of his home, and several others in a     Haitian shantytown off Fire Trail Road, burned to ash.

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Bahamian history for kids by their peer

Seth Moxey overheard his parents Rosel and Dr. Beverton Moxey speaking about Black Tuesday - that sparked a lot of questions for the preteen. His parents answered many of his queries, but he still wanted to know more.

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Massive blaze destroys Carmichael shanty town – 50 people displaced

22 structures razed NASSAU, BAHAMAS — A massive blaze razed a small shanty town village in the Carmichael Road area yesterday ripping through 20 structures and displacing some 50 people. Firefighters were called to the fire at Pink Meadow Road off Ballot Road shortly after 10am, when residents claim plumes of smoke began to rise [...]

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UB blanks the Renegades, 3-0

The University of The Bahamas (UB) Mingoes men's soccer team got a huge win on Sunday, turning back the Renegades, 3-0, at the Roscow A.L. Davies Soccer Field. The Mingoes got a goal from Renaldo Green, another one from Joshua Johnson and also scored on a penalty kick from Green. Johnson scored his first goal for the season. ...
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BBSQ and EU officials discuss national quality infrastructure advancements under Standby Facility project

An innovative project to develop a stronger national culture of quality for export development was the focus of a meeting this week between representatives from The Bahamas Bureau of Standards and Quality (BBSQ) and officials from the European Union (EU).

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