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BTC SUFFERS SYSTEM MELTDOWN

By JASMIN BONIMY
Guardian Staff Reporter
jasmin@nasguard.com
Bahamas Telecommunications Company(BTC)technicians worked well into the night trying to fully restore cellular and data services after a massive system failure impacted thousands of cust ...

HIGH RATE OF MURDER CASES CLOSED

By KRYSTEL ROLLE
Guardian Staff Reporter
krystel@nasguard.com
Of the 65 murders recorded so far this year, the police have solved 48--accounting for a 74 percent murder detection rate.
And according to Superintendent Leon Bethell, who heads the C ...

UNIONS ENDORSE BAHA MAR

By KRYSTEL ROLLE
Guardian Staff Reporter
krystel@nasguard.com
Reversing its stance on the controversial Chinese labor issue surrounding the multi-billion dollar Baha Mar project, the National Congress of Trade Unions of The Bahamas(NCTUB)yesterday ...

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Banking revolution

By SCOTT ARMSTRONG Guardian Business Editor scott@nasguard.com twitter.com/guardianbiz

A new electronic banking system designed to make life easier for Bahamian bosses and tens of thousands of employees is set to launch n ...

Vopak hands out$56m contract

By SCOTT ARMSTRONG Guardian Business Editor scott@nasguard.com twitter.com/guardianbiz

BORCO has handed out a$56 million contract to tear down a jetty and build a new platform and eleven more pipelines at its Vopak plant ...

RBC gives $160k towards education

By JAMMAL SMITH Guardian Business Reporter jammal@nasguard.com

RBC is committing$160,000 towards education efforts for Bahamian students, providing a$100,000 grant for scholarship funds and donating$60,000 to two local col ...

Lifestyles

One dancer's vision, another's dream come true

By THEA RUTHERFORD Guardian National Correspondent thea@nasguard.com

Ask Kevvanna Hall what she does for a living and she asks you:"By day or by night?" The distinction is important for the dancer who spends her mornings ...

The NAGB's Fifth National Exhibition asks"What is Your Carbon Footprint?"

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Haiti Catastrophic magnitude 7.0 earthquake. Chile Catastrophic magnitude 8.8 earthquake. Turkey Catastrophic magnitude 6.0 earthquake. Iceland Volcanic eruption causes floods and disrupts air ...

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The Bahamas Grand Bahama Fish fry:The year-round fish fry at Smith's Point is an excellent opportunity to get better acquainted with both the native fish and our local residents. The fish fry is Wednesday nights. Party i ...

Sports

Elite athletes to receive subvention decreases

By KELSIE JOHNSON

Major pleased with his progress in new division

By KELSIE JOHNSON

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