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HEADLINES

Constable: I did not see officer shoot Brenton Smith

2,000 women sought for cancer study

Parent, son attacked by group of students

Police report rise in fraud cases

Religious group opposes sexual preference category in URCA document

Wisdom accuses Maynard of dereliction of duty



Brenton Smith Coroner's Inquest

The parents of 18 year old Brenton Smith head to court. Brenton was killed in a crossfire between police and armed robbery suspects last July while walking with a friend behind the City Market Food Store on Village Road. Photo TONY GRANT JR.




 
 
 
 
 

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NEWS

FNM lawyer: Reject at least three votes

At least three of the five protest votes cast in favor of Progressive Liberal Party candidate Ryan Pinder during the Elizabeth by-election should be thrown out, the legal team of Free National Movement candidate Dr. Duane Sands told the court yesterday.


BUSINESS

No new 'Branville' soon

twitter.com/guardianbiz: It is "unlikely" The Bahamas and its financial sector will see a new junior immigration minister anytime soon as the Deputy Prime Minister moves take over the workload left since Branville McCartney's surprise resignation.


SPORTS

More problems surface in sailing

The suspension of sailor Buzzy Rolle, by the National Family Island Regatta (NFIR) Committee, has left some sailors calling for intervention by Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture Charles Maynard.


LIFESTYLES

Do it yourself

The pipe under the kitchen counter has sprung a leak, and there's water everywhere — who do you call? The toilet seat is broken, what do you do? Are you one of those people who at the first sign of a plumbing issue, picks up the telephone in search of a plumbing expert without ever thinking about possibly doing it yourself? If you are, you should realize that picking up the telephone and dialing 123-(PLUMB) will cost you a whole lot more money than you need to be spending.
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BUSINESS

City Markets sheds jobs

Bahamas needs to stay with the US dollar

Grand opening for Turnberry

Is water the next carbon?

Bahamas's golf tourism below par

Bahamas airline moves to close Jamaica gap

 

SPORTS

BOA moving smoothly into new era

Work to commence on lights after Easter

Valentino Knowles is authentic

Sole Bahamian gymnast wins a gold medal

Turnquest sticks behind decision to exclude players


LIFESTYLES

Choosing a great business suit

Use insecticidal soap to control insects

The great physician

Trim your waist, boost your well-being with Pilates

Ask the doctor

Dealing with spinal cord damage in dogs

 

 

SIDEBURNS


AND THE OFFICIAL WINNER IS ?

The two men at the center of the Elizabeth Election Court hearing take a break Thursday. Final submissions have been made although no declared winner. The case is has been heard by Senior Justices Anita Allen and Jon Isaacs.

(Photo: TONY GRANT JR.)



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