Month: February 2020
- Sports
Knights make it five straight!
The C.R. Walker Knights held on to claim their fifth straight title at the 27th Government Secondary Schools Sports Association…
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Destroyers, Rockettes pick up wins in NPWBA action
The Bees Trucking Destroyers took advantage of the Arawaks to win 64-40 in the New Providence Women’s Basketball Association (NPWBA)…
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Scholastic Chess Championship attracts budding players
The Scholastic Individual Chess Championship was held at the South Haven Christian Academy, Gladstone Road, on Saturday, February 15. Several…
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Mingoes drop to Shockers in NPBA action
The University of The Bahamas Mingoes held the lead on the JD’s Seafood Shockers for most of the second half…
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Upping the ante
French onion soup is rich and deeply savory. It’s incomparably delicious and heartwarming. And it’s this French national treasure of…
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Marv Cunningham wins Angostura Global Cocktail Challenge
The competition was fierce, but Bahamian Marv Cunningham emerged victorious as the Angostura Global Cocktail Challenge (AGCC) Champion and is…
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Transforming Spaces; “The Red Room” Exhibition Opening
For this year’s Transforming Spaces, The Current Gallery & Art Center is pleased to announce the opening of “The Red…
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Home is a feeling
Since our “rebranding” of the nation from West Indies purgatory to edenic paradise in the late 1700s to mid 1800s,…
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Women found dead on Long Isl.
SALT POND, Long Island — Two days after Melissa Hui, 34, and her mother Jane Harding, 62, were reported missing,…
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Police report uptick in marriage fraud rings
Police have identified major fraudulent marriage rings in The Bahamas, Anti-Corruption and Financial Crimes Unit Director Superintendent Matthew Edgecombe said…
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