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Developer obligated over Cabbage Beach ongoing public access

THE CONSORTIUM developing the $550m Four Seasons Ocean Club Residences is obligated to use “best efforts” to give Bahamian vendors-only access to Cabbage Beach via the project site during construction and provide a public right-of-way upon completion.

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Willisa returns from Panama as triple crown champion

SELF-trained Willisa Armstrong will be returning home Wednesday from the NPC Panama Fall Classic in Panama City over the weekend as a triple crown champion.

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100 Jamz celebrates 33 years of broadcast excellence with massive Anniversary Concert and Octoberfest Celebration

Radio House and 100 JAMZ, The People’s Station, extend their deepest gratitude to the Bahamian public, corporate partners, and venue management following the triumphant turnout at the 100 JAMZ 33rd Anniversary Concert and OctoberFest Celebration, held on Saturday, October 3 at the National Stadium Grounds.

Mother charged with child cruelty after leaving 10-month-old outside for hours

A 20-year-old mother was accused of leaving her 10-month-old son outside his father’s New Providence home for hours last week, resulting in the infant being admitted to hospital.

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Grand Bahama Chamber: Port Lucaya businesses remain on life support

THE president of the Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce has warned that more businesses at Port Lucaya Marketplace could close unless plans to redevelop its marina get back on track, after Agave Restaurant temporarily shut its doors, affecting some 40 workers.

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Dad of two dies in motorcycle crash on Gladstone Road

A 37-year-old man was killed yesterday morning after his motorcycle collided with a Subaru vehicle on Gladstone Road, just south of John F Kennedy Drive.

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Golden Yolk project produces 200,000 eggs

PRIME Minister Philip Davis said the government's Golden Yolk egg project has produced 200,000 eggs so far, more than three years after it was launched with the aim of ending the country's reliance on imported eggs.

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Three students suffer burns electrical fault at CC Sweeting

CONCERNED parents rushed to CC Sweeting Senior High yesterday after three students suffered minor burns following an electrical fault at the school just weeks after staff protested power problems there that have disrupted classrooms and raised safety concerns.