When you thought it was safe . . .
The blockbuster hit movie Jaws had a tag line something like “Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water ……”
Financial complexity sees another small bank close
I have recently learned of another small bank that, without being charged with any offence, chose to shut down facing the expense of complying with the growing complexity of Bahamian laws and rules compelled by foreign authorities like the EU and OECD. The last straw was having to hire a “compliance” officer who had no role in handling actual banking functions.
Jazz one of top 10 shortstop prospects in minor leagues
JAZZ Chisholm’s meteoric rise in the minor league system continues to be recognised by Major League Baseball and various international media outlets.
Rolle happy with Davis, Fed Cup team selections
Under the circumstances, captain/coach Marvin Rolle said he’s pleased with the selection of the men’s team by the Bahamas Lawn Tennis Association for this year’s Americas Zone II Davis Cup tie.
NPBA: UB Mingoes defeat Stingers 92-86
THE University of the Bahamas Mingoes lost to the PJ Stingers early in the season and they weren’t going to let that happen again.
UB Athletics set to host Northern Bahamas recruitment exercise
THE University of The Bahamas is expected to host a recruitment exercise this weekend, Saturday January 26 - at the St George’s High School campus.
Bahamas Scholastic Athletic Association basketball results
THE Bahamas Scholastic Athletic Association continued its basketball regular season on Wednesday at the Hope Center on University Commons with a number of games played.
New Providence Volleyball All-Star games this Sunday
BEFORE the New Providence Volleyball Association begins their playoffs next week, the league will take a break to showcase their top players on Sunday in their All-Star games at the DW Davis Gymnasium.
GSSSA basketball playoffs jump off on Monday
THE Government Secondary Schools Sports Association completed its basketball regular season on Wednesday and the playoffs are now all set to get started at the Kendal Isaacs Gymnasium on Monday.
Alfred Forbes honoured
IT was back to school for Alfred Forbes as he was honoured on Wednesday by the CI Gibson Secondary School’s principal, faculty, students and friends for his contribution to sports as a long-time administrator, mentor and coach.
SAC Alumni Association Gives Back to Bahamas Diabetic Association
THE SAC Alumni Association (SACAA) has started off the year on a high note, making a significant donation to a local organisation.
Cornish’s 3 in OT gives Seawolves 67-66 victory over the Great Danes
JARON Cornish delivered a standout performance for the Stony Brook Seawolves to give his team the win in the latest edition of the Empire State Rivalry.
Cartwright named to All-Dade Class 5A Independent Football First Team
IN the midst of his recruitment process, Michael Cartwright continues to receive accolades for a stellar senior season.
Big increase in numbers for junior tennis
A GREAT sign for the future of Bahamian tennis is the large jump in young players from 20 to 35 participants at the Winterbotham IC Junior Series for the young 10s and 12s tennis players last weekend.
Religious happenings around town
The Skekinah Family Word Centre Ministry will be hosting its “Give Live Community Outreach” block party this Saturday at Quakoo Street from 11am to 4pm.
Calvary Deliverance hosts crusade to revive the faithful
It’s a new year and the church family at Calvary Deliverance has a new motto: “Prayers that make the Church Bold”.
Meditation Preparing to pray
As we continue to lay a firm prayer foundation, there are scriptures that are very helpful in priming the pump of our prayers. Let us consider a few:
Things to stop doing in 2019 and beyond - Part II
1. Stop getting involved in relationships for the wrong reasons. Relationships must be chosen wisely. It’s better to be alone than to be in bad company. There’s no need to rush. If something is meant to be, it will happen – in the right time, with the right person, and for the best reason. Fall in love when you’re ready, not when you’re lonely.
Organ master plays 20th annual recital
For 30 plus years he has produced beautiful melodies on the organ and for 20 years he has shared those tunes with audiences at his annual recital.
Two religious leaders recognised for their national contributions
TWO well-known religious leaders were declared Jones Communications’ Persons of the Year 2018 for significant contributions to their churches and the Bahamas.
