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Soccer girls get their athletic scholarships
LAURANN Brown, Savanna Rolle and Grand Bahamian McKell Yallop were among the first of five soccer players who have pioneered the student-athlete resources and support (Stars) programme. The three, accompanied by their parents and family members, wer
Kobe Bryant's death leaves NBA players, others in shock
NEW YORK (AP) — Kobe Bryant authored some of his most memorable moments at Madison Square Garden and made himself a centrepiece of the Lakers-Celtics rivalry. Bryant was remembered for that and so much more yesterday after the five-time NBA champion
Food retailer: 'I've been to the grave and back'
A major food retail/wholesale operator yesterday vowed to survive despite having to cut some employees’ hours, telling this newspaper: “I’ve already been to the grave and back”.
Aviation chief warnson govt 'overreach'
A well-know Bahamian airline executive yesterday warned against potential government “overreach” and “demoralisation” of the aviation sector as the Government bids to crack down on rogue operators.Sky Bahamas chief executive, Captain Randy Butler, pi
Grammy Fashion Police
Grammy Fashion Police By Lesh and Farah For extreme to simply fabulous fashions, everyone tuned into the Grammy Red Carpet pre-show last Sunday saw it all. Showcasing high end styles and odd ball designs, the celebs came out in full force. Adele Lesh s
Four face off in 242Untapped finale
By Arthia Nixon
Doctors host free eye tests for storm victims
THE Ash Eye Institute held a free eye screening yesterday for people affected by Hurricane Dorian at the Holy Trinity Church in Stapledon Gardens.The initiative was a collaboration between the institute, the Christian Ophthalmology Society and Vision
Taxi drivers complain over lack of parking areas
TAXI drivers complained yesterday about not having designated parking areas on Bay Street.
Post Office exposure '$17m and something'
The government’s first Post Office partner yesterday warned that taxpayers may be exposed to a “$17m something claim” after a proposed settlement failed to proceed at the last minute. Scott Godet, who agreed a public-private partnership (PPP) with t
Wins for 'Reno' and 'Big Youth'
They are in different camps and weight categories, but Taureano ‘Reno’ Johnson and Ryan ‘Big Youth’ McKenzie both produced another successful showing at the Turning Stone Resort & Casino in Verona, New York, on Saturday night.
Athletes shine in the US
A number of Bahamian elite and collegiate athletes were in action at various meets in the United States where they turned in credible performances.At the Torrin Lawrence Memorial in Athens, Georgia, Warren Fraser and Bianca ‘BB’ Stuart led the way as
Now and Not Later
TODAY my message is for the darlings and future of this nation. It is with great conviction I write to you. A message very important and familiar to you.
EDITORIAL: Will Alfred Sears follow tradition and resign?
ALFRED Sears misled Parliament. It has taken some time to reach the moment when the Minister of Works and Utilities has admitted that fact. The matter is simple.
Protesters converge on White House for second straight day
WASHINGTON (AP) — Shouting "Black Lives Matter" and "I can't breathe," hundreds of people converged on the White House for a second straight day Saturday to protest the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis and President Donald Trump's response.
Grant: Team Bahamas 'performed exceptionally well' at IAAF Worlds
ALTHOUGH the Bahamas got two medals - gold and silver - and one other appearance in a final event, head coach Fritz Grant said the nine members that competed for the country at the 17th IAAF World Championships in Doha, Qatar, last week performed exc
Coach Bullard and Noble Preparatory Academy making great strides
WHEN coach Geno Bullard opened the Noble Preparatory Academy two years ago, it was to provide an avenue for student-athletes to get themselves prepared for the road ahead to college.
Sheniqua Ferguson misses out on final
SOPOT, Poland: Sheniqua 'Q' Ferguson's bid for a shot at the women's 60 metres final came up short, but she will walk away from the International Amateur Athletic Federation's 2014 World Indoor Championship as the 14th fastest woman on the planet.
Power outage causes delays at Road Traffic Department
SCORES of disgruntled customers criticised the Road Traffic Department’s automated cashier system process on Friday after processing times were delayed for nearly five hours due to a power outage.
The sun does not discriminate... The importance of applying sunscreen
IT has been a long held belief that the darker your skin, the less protection it needs against the sun’s harmful rays. However, medical experts warn that no-one is immune to the sun’s devastating impact.
Gomez past may help FNM
If one were to take the Nassau Guardian's front page report on Free National Movement's (FNM) North Abaco candidate at face value, then one would have to conclude that the details surrounding Greg Gomez's employment history raises more questions than answers