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Celebrities, companies commit millions to help victims of Dorian

NASSAU, BAHAMAS — As domestic, regional and international agencies partner to address the humanitarian crisis left in Dorian’s wake — a storm that brought over 185 mile-per-winds and up to 23 feet sea surges, which flooded homes — there has been an outpouring of financial pledges from citizens, the private sector and international celebrities. The record storm pummeled Grand Bahama...

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GSU students visit NP to apply environmental science concepts studied in class

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - It’s not common for a university class to pack their bags and head overseas to conduct hands-on research during the summer, but a group of  students who were recently enrolled in a three-week summer Environmental Science class at the Decatur campus of Georgia State University (GSU) got the opportunity to do just that. The Environmental Science class,...

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GSU students visit NP to apply environmental science concepts studied in class

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - It’s not common for a university class to pack their bags and head overseas to conduct hands-on research during the summer, but a group of  students who were recently enrolled in a three-week summer Environmental Science class at the Decatur campus of Georgia State University (GSU) got the opportunity to do just that The Environmental Science class,...

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Bahamas Goombay Summer in Freeport a hit with Florida & Georgia travel agents

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL –JULY 2019– Authentic Bahamian cultural activities, including the Goombay Summer Festival, were a big hit for a recent group of Florida and Georgia travel agents who visited Freeport, Grand Bahama for a familiarization trip. The group included about 40 travel agents from the Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando and Atlanta areas, all of whom had been exposed to...

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Urban Renewal summer camp participants get educated on the topic of trafficking in children

NASSAU, BAHAMAS -- First Assistant Secretary in the Ministry of National Security and Co-Chair of the Ministry of National Security's Trafficking in Persons Inter-Ministry Committee, Susanne Knowles, was joined by Secretary of the Trafficking In Persons Secretariat Corrections, Corporal Keva Sherman in speaking to Bain and Grants Town Urban Renewal Summer Camp participants on the topic of trafficking in children at Woodcock Primary on Wednesday,...

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BAMSI hosts third summer camp for teens

ANDROS, BAHAMAS - BAMSI’s Summer Education Enhancement Discovery Series (SEEDS)attracted teens from North Andros and New Providence.  This year the camp focused on the impact of climate change on: agriculture, marine resources and communities. To gain a better understanding of the unique challenges brought about by climate change in the Bahamas, participants visited Miss Marshall’s Yard in Red Bays to...

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International modeling agent looks to cast Bahamian models

NASSAU, BAHAMAS — An international modeling agent will visit The Bahamas this week in hopes of providing local models with the opportunity of walking in Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. Pia Rolle, president of PTG Marketing and Modeling Agency, said that international casting director and former model, Sandi Bass, will attend the company’s casting event on Saturday. Mercedes Benz Fashion week attracts...

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Goombay Summer Festival 2019 Brings The Sizzle To Summer

Summer Festival launches in Harbour Island with positive feedback from festival goers HARBOUR ISLAND, ELEUTHERA — Residents and visitors to Harbour Island got an opportunity to celebrate all things Bahamian at the Ministry of Tourism’s annual Goombay Summer Festival on Friday July 5th-7th, 2019. Working in collaboration with industry partners in Long Island to extend the itinerary of festivities beginning...

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Cleveland Clinic first in North America to deliver baby from deceased-donor uterine transplant

CLEVELAND: For the first time in North America and the second time worldwide, Cleveland Clinic delivered a baby from a uterus that was transplanted from a deceased donor. “We couldn’t have asked for a better outcome. Everything went wonderfully with the delivery, the mother and baby girl are doing great,” said Uma Perni, M.D., Cleveland Clinic maternal fetal medicine specialist.  “It’s important...

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GG attends RBPF’s 46th annual independence reception

NASSAU, BAHAMAS  -- His Excellency, the Most Hon. Cornelius A. Smith, Governor General, attended the Royal Bahamas Police Force 46th Annual Independence Reception held at the Paul Farquharson Centre, Police Headquarters on Wednesday, July 10, 2019.  Pictured at the cake cutting, from left: Minister of National Security Marvin Dames; Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis; His Excellency the Governor General; Chief Justice Brian Moree; Commissioner...

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Ministries of Education and Youth, Sports & Culture held combined Independence Day service

NASSAU, BAHAMAS -- Staff of the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture joined together for a combined Independence Day Service, on July 9, 2019, at their headquarters on University Boulevard.  Along with speakers and congregational songs were performances by the Department of Culture Choir and Drum Camps.  (BIS Photos / Eric Rose)    

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