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March 19, 2014
Mega-resort policy branded a threat to Family Island way of life

Save The Bays director says governments must stop siding with foreign-owned developments at the expense of local communities...

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News Article
March 19, 2014
Mega-resort policy branded a threat to Family Island way of life

Save The Bays director says governments must stop siding with foreign-owned developments at the expense of local communities
NASSAU, Bahamas -- Mega-resorts are being allowed to threaten the culture, society and identity of small island communities around the Bahamas, a veteran social and environmental campaigner warned.
Fred Smith, QC, director of legal affairs for Save The Bays, said successive ...

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News Article
August 22, 2013
The decline of the tourism product

Decades ago, the Bahamian tourism product was dynamic, innovative and a much looked to experience for our visitors. This, of course, was before the introduction of the Internet, cellular telephones and mega-cruise ships. Crime was also virtually non-existent as it related to our visitors...

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News Article
May 28, 2013
BNT's Da Market is Da Place to be

By Cheri Wood
The Bahamas National Trust's monthly Da Market has become a must- attend event for those who favor eating healthy and buying local. From freshly pressed wheat grass juice to handmade Bahamian jams and jewelry, this ongoing monthly event is not only a venue to purchase local produce and crafts, it has become a gathering for health and nature enthusiasts to share recipes, plants, and ...

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News Article
May 08, 2013
Students from C.H. Reeves Junior and a Delaware school plant flowers in a show of peace

Students at C.H. Reeves Junior School have a tangible reminder of peace. Sixteen students and six teachers from East Side Charter School & Learning Center in Wilmington, Delaware, recently visited the school in Montell Heights where they planted hibiscus and Impatien flowers in the school's peace garden.
The goal of their visit was to expose the Delaware students to a different culture.
"We wanted...

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News Article
April 22, 2013
The Discovery of Oil Will Benefit us all

Dear Editor,
As a very strong proponent of oil prospecting and production if successful, I was bothered by some of the recent negative commentary emanating from members of the public, including some radio talk show hosts.

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News Article
October 22, 2012
Call For Artists And Artisans To Join Christmas Festival

A call has gone out for artists and artisans to sign up for The Bahamas Christmas Arts Festival.

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News Article
September 18, 2012
Bahamasair Came Through For Football Fans This Past Weekend

Miami, Florida - Bahamasair, in conjunction with the Ministry of Tourism and The Bahamas Out Island Promotion Board, put together a splendid package for hundreds of Bahamians to enjoy a truly fantastic sports spectacle this past weekend.

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August 10, 2012
Goombay Summer takes Nassau by storm

If there was one thing most people looked forward to during the summer period -- other than school being let out -- was the Goombay Summer Festival.

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August 10, 2012
Goombay Summer Takes Nassau By Storm

If there was one thing most people looked forward to during the summer period -- other than school being let out -- was the Goombay Summer Festival.

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