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• Murder suspect returned to Florida
  A man wanted in Palm Beach, Florida, for questioning in relation to murder waived his right to an extradition hearing and was handed over to U.S. marshals on Tuesday, The Nassau Guardian has confirmed. Police arrested Ronald Anthony Charles, otherwise known as St. Germain Christian Osures, […] The post Murder suspect returned to Florida appeared first […]
• Speaker says House rules on questioning need clarification
  Speaker of the House of Assembly Halson Moultrie has called on the House Rules and Business Committee to “urgently” address a rule regarding question time. Moultrie addressed the issue in a letter he wrote to Opposition Leader Philip Brave Davis last month. The speaker tabled the […] The post Speaker says House rules on questioning need […]
• Double murder suspect fined for violating bail
  A double murder suspect who refused to comply with his bail conditions and removed his ankle bracelet was yesterday given a second chance — and not returned to prison. Lloyd Minnis is accused of capital murder in the shooting deaths of eight-year-old Eugene Woodside Jr. […] The post Double murder suspect fined for violating bail […]
• Duncombe: End Oban deal
  Environmentalist and reEarth Co-Founder Sam Duncombe yesterday called on the government to end the Oban Energies deal. The government signed an agreement with Oban Energies on February 19 for a $5.5 billion oil refinery and storage facility project in East Grand Bahama. “They need to just […] The post Duncombe: End Oban deal appeared first on […]
• Hanna-Martin: Men in Parliament need to be sensitized
  Englerston MP Glenys Hanna-Martin yesterday warned the men in the House of Assembly to be careful how they speak to women in the House. “There is a view that women are supposed to sit in here and serve tea,” Hanna-Martin said following a testy exchange […] The post Hanna-Martin: Men in Parliament need to be […]
• Govt ‘not budging’ on Grand Lucayan VSEP offer
  The board of Lucayan Renewal Holdings Ltd. has made voluntary separation offers to both the line and managerial staff of the Grand Lucayan resort in Grand Bahama, and will not budge on that amount, said Board Chairman Michael Scott yesterday. “The board has reached a determination as […] The post Govt ‘not budging’ on Grand Lucayan VSEP […]