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ykemp@tribunemedia.net The Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce president yesterday said the Grand Lucayans planned February 1, 2021, re-opening will "be a real positive note" to start the New Year on. Greg Laroda told Tribune Business: “When we were hoping we could get Dorian behind us, COVID came along in March. So when you look at 2021 coming in, I believe if we can get at least a section of that hotel open, and get some folks back to work, I think that would be a real positive note to start 2...

Lighthouse Point, Eleuthera. (FILE PHOTO) NASSAU, BAHAMAS — Last Chance for Lighthouse Point campaign partners are requesting an update from the government and the Walt Disney Company on the status of Disney’s proposed cruise ship port at Lighthouse Point, Eleuthera. Environmentalists representing the campaign, in a recent statement, claimed “there is mounting uncertainty about if and when the project will proceed, particularly in light of the recent retirement of Joe Rohde, Disney...

Listen • 49:00 Vaccine-makers are readying 190 million doses of the flu vaccine for deployment across the U.S. this fall — 20 million more doses than in a typical year. A nasal spray version will be available, as well as shots. The global search for COVID-19 vaccines has included South Florida as drug companies use clinical research companies here to find, manage, and follow local volunteers. This post was updated Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2020. Howard Schwartz may not have be...

New Year’s Eve parties put on notice: Follow the COVID rules Sun Sentinel 12/19/2020 Lisa J. Huriash, South Florida Sun Sentinel © Jennifer Lett/Sun Sentinel/South Florida Sun Sentinel/TNS A crowd gathers outside Tin Roof in Delray Beach late on Saturday, Dec. 14, 2020. Most chose not to wear masks. \n\n\n\n The New Year’s Eve party might end early in South Florida. Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties all are threatening to crash parties that pack people in with...

By David Slade dslade@postandcourier.com Of all the articles written since the affordable housing proposals failed in a referendum, I’ve not read any connection to the timing of the election and the Charleston County reassessment. Even prior to receiving my reassessment tax bill, I knew that it would go up, thanks to Mount Pleasant Town Council. Our property tax went up a bit more than the $40-plus promised by council. It went up more than 16%, of which a fourth could be attributed to Town...