Bahamas Girl Guides Association Rangers go '"virtual", thank healthcare providers – Eye Witness News
The Bahamas Girl Guides 36th Ranger Unit, St George’s Church. From left are Shalom Lundy, Malaika Ford, NeChez Gilbert, Andria Conliffe and Jonicka Bisainthe. (PHOTOS: BAHAMAS GIRL GUIDES ASSOCIATION RANGERS) NASSAU, BAHAMAS — The COVID-19 pandemic might have slowed down life for many, but not for Rangers of the Bahamas Girl Guides Association. “Guiding is based on girls meeting face-to-face, socializing and having fun while developing new skills for success in a global environment,” said Louise Barry, assistant chief commissioner and ranger leader. “When the lockdown was ann...