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Campbell: Potter's Cay vendors given money to rebuild burnt down stalls - Vimarsana News

Campbell: Potter's Cay vendors given money to rebuild burnt down stalls

Potter’s Cay Dock vendors have received money to rebuild their stalls that were destroyed by fire earlier this year.

11 Best Nassau, Bahamas Excursions Cruisers Should Try - Vimarsana News

11 Best Nassau, Bahamas Excursions Cruisers Should Try

Is your Bahamas cruise making a stop in Nassau? Make the most of your port call and consider these popular -- and even the best -- 11 Nassau excursions.

30 complete training on how to deal with mentally ill inmates - Vimarsana News

30 complete training on how to deal with mentally ill inmates

Thirty participants have completed behavioral health certifications offered by the American Correctional Association with the aim of better preparing officers and other personnel for the challenges they face when dealing with mentally ill inmates. The Bahamas Department of Corrections (BDOCS) has 149 mentally challenged inmates, according to prison officials. Minister of National Security Wayne Munroe

Man on bail for murder charged with gun and ammunition possession - Vimarsana News

Man on bail for murder charged with gun and ammunition possession

A man on bail for murder will learn on Thursday whether he’ll be freed on a firearm charge. Police arrested Mario Brown, 33, at his home in the Kemp Road area on May 18 after they allegedly found a 9mm pistol and 12 rounds of ammunition concealed in a ductless air conditioning unit. Brown pleaded not

Exploring maritime options - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

Exploring maritime options - The Nassau Guardian

Bahamas Maritime Cadet Corps (BMCC) introduces high school students in grades 10 through 12 to the various aspects of the maritime industry, primarily from an ocean-going aspect with the view that they will see it as a viable career option upon completion of the program. The introduction of field trips to the program gives cadets