21 April 2015
The Grand Bahama Regional Branch of the Bahamas National Trust (BNT) has been spending this year educating Bahamians about their natural environment and ways to protect it with a series of public lectures. The day before Earth Day, the BNT Grand Bahama branch will host a special lecture under this year’s Earth Day theme ‘It’s […]
Posted in National News0 Comments
21 April 2015
Noted as a “red letter day” in Bahamian history, Attorney General Allyson Maynard-Gibson along with other justice administrators bid farewell to longtime attorney Arthur Dion Hanna Jr. yesterday at a special meeting held at the Attorney General’s Office. Mr. Hanna, who served as former Director of the Legal Aid Clinic, was pleased to pass the […]
Posted in National News0 Comments
20 April 2015
Investigations are underway regarding employee claims of sexual misconduct at the Bahamas Agricultural and Industrial Corporation (BAIC). Workers staged a protest nearly two weeks ago over claims of two separate incidents of sexual misbehavior, according to President of the Bahamas Public Services Union John Pinder. “The members there at the BAIC have walked out in […]
Posted in National News0 Comments
20 April 2015
Two Bahamians are literally sitting on top of the world and they took The Bahamas’ flag with them. Earlier this week, Mark Roberts and Shaune Adderley made the journey to the North Pole – the first Bahamians to ever to take on the courageous challenge. “I was invited by a friend who has lived in […]
Posted in National News0 Comments
20 April 2015
It was December 27, 2013 when four of Fox Hill’s finest residents were shot dead in a violent drive by shooting on the basketball court at Freedom Park, as they awaited the results of the Boxing Day Junkanoo parade. To honour the young and promising heroes, a memorial is being constructed on Freedom Park within […]
Posted in National News0 Comments
20 April 2015
Member of Parliament for Long Island Loretta Butler-Turner is calling on the government to reopen the historical Long Island Museum three months after its closure, as she says it is another setback for the island’s economy. The museum, which was built by Long Islanders and initially operated on a private basis, is supported by public […]
Posted in National News0 Comments
20 April 2015
Bahamian R&B singer Jonathan ‘Johnny’ Kemp, internationally known for the 1988 party anthem “Just Got Paid,” died last week in Jamaica. Kemp, 55, is believed to have drowned at a beach in Montego Bay on Thursday. According to Jamaican police, Kemp was scheduled to perform on the Tom Joyner Foundation Fantastic Voyage Cruise, but he […]
Posted in National News0 Comments
20 April 2015
Acting on information received, the Royal Bahamas Defence Force reconnaissance aircraft sighted two suspicious vessels near Eleuthera that were intercepted and boarded by crewmembers of Her Majesty’s Bahamian Ship Durward Knowles on Saturday, April 18, 2015. As a result of the boarding’s, four undocumented passengers were found along with discrepancies with ownership of the vessels. […]
Posted in National News0 Comments
20 April 2015
Junkanoo Carnival brought the “magic” back to Freeport, Grand Bahama, according to entertainer Freddie Munnings Jr., who boasted yesterday of the economic success of the music festival on the island. “Grand Bahama was once known as the ‘Magic City’ and the ‘magic’ was brought back because there was tremendous entertainment and tremendous attraction,” Munnings told […]
Posted in Featured, National News0 Comments
20 April 2015
Jamaica’s former Minister of Transport and Works Mike Henry said he supports the legalization of marijuana in his country, but only for medical purposes. Mr. Henry, who was a guest on the popular radio talk show Jones and Co. yesterday, expressed his support of the decriminalization of marijuana or “ganja.” He said he supported the […]
Posted in National News0 Comments
