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Queens Highway
Freeport
Grand Bahama, Bahamas

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Save The Bays Fears Oban Energies Refinery 'Could Wipe Out Life as We Know It' in Grand Bahama

Declaring that a proposed oil refinery, storage and distribution facility ?could wipe out life as we know it in Grand Bahama?, Save The Bays today became the latest environmental advocacy organization to urge government...

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AML partners with GB Children's Home for Diaper and Wipe Drive

AML Foods Ltd. has come to the rescue of The Grand Bahama Children’s Home (GBCH), in response to an urgent plea made by Executive Director Sheila Johnson-Smith via social media for diapers and wipes for the twenty-six children, currently living at the home in Freeport...

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Tornado wipes out Junkanoo Summer Festival stage

Before noon today and just minutes after the Ministry of Tourism in Grand Bahama Island postponed their highly anticipated Junkanoo Summer Festival which which was slated to start this evening,? a
tornado blew through Taino Beach lifting up the concert stage, throwing it across the road into the park area, leaving it a mangled mess of metal.

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New Coral Disease Outbreak Hits Grand Bahama

Cruise, commercial ships linked to spread... A new, rapidly spreading outbreak of Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease (SCTLD) has quietly infiltrated nearly 40 miles of Grand Bahama’s southern coastline, killing a wide range of coral including some that are already endangered...

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Grand Bahama United asks for donations and volunteers to aid Grand Bahama in the aftermath of hurricane Matthew

On Thursday, October 6th, hurricane Matthew devastated the island of Grand Bahama as a category 4 storm. Many Grand Bahamians have been displaced after numerous homes and businesses suffered major damage, with entire communities almost destroyed Grand Bahama United (GBU) is a group of Bahamians with roots from across the archipelago dedicated to bringing immediate relief to the island with a long ...

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BAIC to Assist Grand Bahama Farmers

Bahamas Agricultural and Industrial Corporation (BAIC) has stepped in to help Grand Bahama farmers whose crops were wiped out by Hurricane Irene.

"From what I saw, the farmers suffered extensive damage," said BAIC executive chairman Edison M. Key. "We came to see what kind of assistance we can give them.

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Grand Bahama Nurse and New Providence Humanitarian Awarded For Their Heroic Deeds

Seven newborns, a shrinking food supply, and rising floodwaters in the Grand Bahama Rand Memorial Hospital during Hurricane Dorian quickly turned Nurse Nicole Morgan into what her colleagues describe

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Port & Devco Partner on Inaugural Reef Restoration Initiative

Across the globe, coastal communities have for centuries been protected by coral reefs. These diverse underwater eco-systems not only provide a home for a wealth of marine life but also act as a protection and natural barrier against hurricanes and natural disasters...

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Environmental Groups Urge Dry Docking of Plans to Build Cruise Port on Delicate East End, Suggest Freeport Where Infrastructure Exists

Two environmental organisations are calling on Carnival Cruise Lines to dry-dock plans to build a $200 million cruise port in East End, Grand Bahama, citing the area as ?one of the most fragile and important ecological wonders of The Bahamas.?

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