Bahamian dis-service: Same story, different day
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I was very fortunate to experience one of Antonius Roberts’ “Sacred Space” art installations last spring off Clifton Cay (thanks to our dear friend Tony Bethell-Bennett) in Nassau, The Bahamas. As with many memorials, although the installation conveys a sense of triumph, hope and determination, it is also radiates sadness and loss, the sorrow that…
Dear Editor,Quite likely, someone is going to get mad about what I have to say here today. I wouldn’t be saying it if there wasn’t already a lot of madness all around us out there. So, the question might be “what am I hoping to achieve by writing this?” Who knows? Maybe, not much. Nevertheless,
The vendors who occupied the old Festival Place building will in just a few days move their merchandise into the Nassau Cruise Port, and their retail experience and product placement will be elevated far above the wooden stalls they now occupy in Rawson Square. Nassau Cruise Port Limited’s (NCP) Communications Manager Amanda Freedman told Guardian Business yesterday that the entrepreneurs
The $300 million Nassau Cruise Port, which is almost completed after three and a half years of construction, will be a “game changer” for downtown Nassau and Bahamian tourism, CEO of Nassau Cruise Port Mike Maura Jr. said yesterday, noting that the transformational development is on track for an official opening on May 26. “We’re