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The Permanent Mission of Panama to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) participated in the seventy-seventh Marine Environment Protection Meeting (MEPC 77) held last November, virtually. During this meeting, discussions centered on issues related to ballast water, air pollution prevention, energy efficiency of ships and reduction of ships’ greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. In addition, two new ...

Bahamian Project Photographers photograph the team behind the iconic Elbow Reef Lighthouse   #TheBahamas, February 11, 2022 – After a lengthy delay due to the pandemic, Bahamian Project photographers are back to capturing the iconic images that have made the Bahamian Project the most significant art & culture project in Bahamian history.The exciting third phase […]

COMMUNICATION TO THE HONOURABLE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY BY PRIME MINISTER HON. PHILIP DAVIS, QC, MP ON THE 26TH MEETING OF THE CONFERENCE OF THE PARTIES WHICH FORMS PART OF  THE UNITED NATIONS FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE  AND INCLUDES THE WORLD LEADERS’ SUMMIT  HELD FROM OCTOBER 28TH, 2021, TO NOVEMBER 14TH, 2021  IN GLASGOW, SCOTLAND […]

#TheBahamas, February 15, 2022 – Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism, Investments and Aviation (MOTIA), the Hon. Chester Cooper officially opened Bahamas Fast Ferries new $20 million terminal in Abaco. Via a service agreement, BFF will be transporting staff, employees, and members of Baker’s Bay Golf & Ocean Club between Marsh Harbour and Baker’s […]

By Betty Vedrine (BIS)   #TheBahamas, February 15, 2022 –  The government has set to advance its objective of reforming the public service.  During a presser held at Paul Farquharson Conference Center, January 21, 2022 Minister of State for the Public Service, the Hon. Pia Glover-Rolle told members of the media that the government has […]

By Andrew Coakley (BIS)   #TheBahamas, February 15, 2022 – “I truly believe that this generation who has been subjected to this ordeal of the COVID-19 pandemic, they will prove to be the most resilient generation of Bahamians we have ever seen. They are going to excel. I think they are going to be incredible. […]

An official website of the State of Maryland.

Acushnet Avenue may soon be transformed, after the commercial area was one of 13 in the state to receive $23.7 million in funding for economic development.

Acushnet Avenue may soon be transformed, after the commercial area was one of 13 in the state to receive $23.7 million in funding for economic development.

The City of Utica is now accepting applications for federal funding through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.