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March 15, 2017
Tough times as GB's economy limps along

FREEPORT, Grand Bahama -- As business leaders listened to Prime Minister Perry Christie drone on for more than an hour about his optimistic assessment of the future of Freeport and the wider Grand Bahama Island during the annual Grand Bahama Business Outlook at the Grand Lucayan Convention Centre last Thursday, across the street at Port Lucaya Marketplace, straw vendors sat passing the time, hopin...

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March 15, 2017
DPM says home hit by tornado

Deputy Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis said yesterday that he had to abort his plans to walk early yesterday morning, as strong winds, "like a big train just running into my home", began peeling shingles off his roof and forced his ground security to take cover in the bathroom of the property's pool house.
"It was an amazing experience," Davis said outside the Office of the Prime Minister.
"I wa...

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No warning on tornado
News Article
March 15, 2017
No warning on tornado

The Department of Meteorology did not issue a severe weather warning yesterday morning before severe weather around Lynden Pindling International Airport led to a tornado damaging a $20 million Bahamasair aircraft, because the department did not "capture anything that would point to a severe thunderstorm warning", according to Deputy Director of the Department of Meteorology Basil Dean.
Nassau Air...

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The need for change
News Article
December 23, 2016
The need for change

Dear Editor,
Kindly permit space in your good newspaper for a few burning questions and a brief comment on the current turbulence in the political sphere of The Bahamas from a Bahamian who loves and fears the future for our country.
"Disappointed" at The Bahamas' creditworthiness downgrade to junk status? Is the current government serious, when this fall from grace was foretold by the internationa...

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December 08, 2016
Chancellors Chambers celebrates 10th anniversary with service expansion

Chancellors Chambers is celebrating its 10th anniversary in a way that is creating opportunities for existing clients and others in search of legal counsel and services offered by a team of consummate and fully accredited professionals.
With a decade of experience and successes to its credit, Chancellors Chambers has hung out its shingle as a full-service commercial law firm, which can boast of ha...

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Loving their neighbor
News Article
December 01, 2016
Loving their neighbor

Churches are often accused of being takers, or perceived as wanting to take money, but at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Kirk, the members have a very different spirit.

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November 17, 2016
Grand Bahama Disaster Relief Foundation Established as Restoration Continues

It?s day 41 of Hurricane Matthew restoration and so, like the Bible, after 40 days and 40 nights we come to our Fifth and Final Hurricane briefing (not that we?re going to stop working!).

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November 14, 2016
NEMA issues $1,000 coupons to 25 Bahamians

THE National Emergency Management Association (NEMA) issued coupons worth $1,000 to 25 Bahamians on Friday, the start of a programme to provide relief to the hundreds of people who suffered significant damage to their homes from Hurricane Matthew.

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November 11, 2016
NEMA issues hurricane relief coupons

THE National Emergency Management Association (NEMA) issued coupons worth $1,000 to 25 Bahamians on Friday, the start of a programme to provide relief to the hundreds of people who suffered significant damage to their homes from Hurricane Matthew.

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November 14, 2016
Relief fund launched to cover hurricane repair costs

THE Anglican Central Education Authority (ACEA) has launched "Together We Make the Difference", a relief fund to help cover the cost of repairs, replacement of lost school supplies and ensuring minimal interruptions during the academic year after the damage from Hurricane Matthew last month. It aims to raise $50,000 by the end of the year.

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