Letters   Growing the economy Dear Editor,   The Great Recession, I submit, is coming to a welcomed close. The last three years have been brutal on the nation and the average individual. The massive cost overruns on the New Providence Road Improvement Project and the exces...     Pastor Burrows apologizes to media Dear Editor,   Please accept my sincere apologies for my error in judgement with the email I sent on May 16. I now realize my actions were irresponsible and I take full responsibility. I deeply regret any duress and/or frustration caused. &...     FNMs have to eat too Dear Editor, I was shocked after reading senior journalist and the recently-appointed Bahamas press attache to Washington D.C. Oswald Brown's Facebook message to Andrew Burrows of the Broadcasting Corporation of The Bahamas (BCB). Burrows, who is t...     Bahamian literary, intellectual and artistic achievements should be honored Dear Editor, I know that it would be gracious to say nothing and not to agitate, but I do get tired of literary, intellectual and artistic achievements not being allowed to come to the Bahamian public's attention in the way that what is accomplished...     Grand Bahama Power Company should follow BEC plan to restore power to disconnected customers Dear Editor, On behalf of the Grand Bahama Human Rights Association, it is with tremendous joy and satisfaction that we highly commend the Government of The Bahamas for this bold and unprecedented action to restore electrical power to over seven tho...     Threats of death are nothing new Dear Editor, In the Letters to the Editor column of the May 14, 2013 edition of The Nassau Guardian was a letter from Kevin Evans, who wanted to know how many Bahamians took notice of community activist Rodney Moncur’s claims of receiving death th...     Shame on the government Dear Editor, I record my anguish watching calculated attacks against the pillars of our democracy being propagated by the government of our country. Prime Minister Perry Christie, who claimed that a march on Parliament by admitted law breakers – ...     PLP should post crime stats at roundabouts Dear Editor, During the last election, Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Deputy Leader Philip Brave Davis insisted that as a matter of truth that certain crime statistics should be posted on public billboards for the world to see. Well, now as deputy...     The House of Assembly and the denial of basic human rights Dear Editor, Bearing no arms, no guns, no pipe bombs, no hand grenades, no pressure cooker explosives, a group of our young, intelligent, wise, caring and concerned students of the College of The Bahamas, honorable citizens of the Commonwealth of Th...     The march for equality Dear Editor, Renowned talk show host and patriotic Bahamian Darold Miller organized an equality march on May 1, 2013. The march was in protest to the continuing discrimination that Bahamians face no matter which government is in power. I was unable...     «StartPrev12345678910NextEnd» Page 2 of 31