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Govt. schools to open January 7, 2019

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The opening of all public schools has been pushed back a week with classes now expected to resume on Monday, January 7, 2019 as opposed to the originally slated date of Wednesday, January 2. Eyewitness News Online understands that the change comes after Bahamas Union of Teachers president Belinda Wilson protested the original opening date of January...

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Officials view water storage facility on Eleuthera

Officials view the water storage plant at the US Navy Experimental Facility in Eleuthera. Shown from left: Thomas Desmangles, Distribution Operations Manager; the Adrian Gibson, WSC Executive Chairman; Cyprian Gibson, Assistant General Manager; and Elwood Donaldson, General Manager. (BIS Photos/Patrick Hanna) One of the four water storage tanks at the US Navy Experimental Facility in Eleuthera.

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One Family wins Boxing Day Junkanoo parade

Group looks forward to taking “two-straight”   NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Despite challenges with the weather and being the final A group to emerge on Bay Street on Wednesday morning, the One Family Warriors, who celebrated their 25th anniversary this year, are the unofficial winners of the 2018 Boxing Day Junkanoo parade. According to the unofficial results released yesterday evening at...

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Boxing Day parade challenges

JCNP president says poor weather and road blockage created delays   NASSAU BAHAMAS - President of the Junkanoo Corporation of New Providence (JCNP), Silbert Ferguson on Wednesday attributed the long delays that spectators had to endure at the 2018 Boxing Day Junkanoo parade to a weather system and a road blockage that led to the delay of four major A...

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Davis: PLP would support campaign finance legislation

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Leader Philip Brave Davis said the opposition will support legislation to regulate campaign finance reform, but will review what the Minnis administration eventually introduces in Parliament before committing further. Ahead of the last election, Free National Movement Leader Dr. Hubert Minnis pledged that if elected his government would introduce campaign finance reform legislation....

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Human skeletal remains discovered

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The skeletal remains of a human was discovered off East West Highway on Christmas Day. According to police reports, shortly after 11:00 a.m., police were called to a bushy area off the East West Highway where the skeletal remains were found. Police said they will await an autopsy report to determine the exact cause of death. Investigations...

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PHA releases findings following death of dialysis patient

Says during December alone, patient missed four scheduled appointments   NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Following its investigation, the Public Hospitals Authority (PHA) on Sunday outlined the series of events which may have led to the death of 25-year-old Neil Johnson, a dialysis patient at the Princess Margaret Hospital (PMH). A statement released Sunday outlined that an internal investigation conducted by the...

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Preferred bidder on Nassau’s cruise port delayed

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The government will delay its evaluation period and ultimate decision on which entity will develop and operate the Port of Nassau until the first quarter of 2019 to allow stakeholders and public servants involved in the process an opportunity to recognize the upcoming holidays, Eyewitness News Online can confirm. Bids were submitted to the government on December...

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Tickets still on sale today for Junkanoo parade

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - As the Boxing Day Junkanoo parade is just hours away, President of the Junkanoo Corporation of New Providence (JCNP), Silbert Ferguson said persons who are interested in watching the most anticipated cultural event of the year, can still purchase tickets today (Monday) from the JCNP’s Norfolk House location on Frederick Street. “There are still tickets available in...

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Davis: Govt. exercising “wishful thinking” with Grand Lucayan

Govt. hopes to sell resort in the first quarter of 2019   NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Opposition Leader Philip Brave Davis said the government’s pronouncement that it could operate the Grand Lucayan Resort at a profit before its resale is not grounded in evidence and appears to be more “wishing thinking” on the part of the Minnis administration. Minister of Finance...

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Nassau Cruise Port RFP: Part 2 – Beyond Buildings and Berths, Centering People and Culture

A history of Nassau’s elite and the shipping businesses they owned may give us some context to understand the current cruise port RFP process. Beyond the questions of political economy, there remain issues central to cruise tourism policy. What would the cruise port RFP had looked like if sustainable tourism strategies were at its core?   According to noted Bahamian...

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Police investigate latest murders: Stapledon Gardens, Malcolm Rd.

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Following what police have labeled as a “suspicious shooting incident” which unfolded in the quiet residential community of Stapledon Gardens on Friday night, authorities are actively looking for a male who is believed to have been involved in that incident which left another man dead. According to Assistant Commissioner of Police Clayton Fernander, sometime after 9:00 p.m....

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