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Friday, July 3, 2009
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TOP NATIONAL STORIES
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Businessman Richard "Rick" Hayward exited a meeting late yesterday afternoon with Port Group Limited President Ian Rolle with favourable news that his three restaurants that had locks placed on them by the Port should reopen by week's end.
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One local woman is calling on her condominium association to pay for damages to her unit, which she said was caused by a water leak within the walls. Vilma Dann, who holds the lease on a unit in the Fortune Hills Condominiums, said that about two years ago she noticed water seeping into her apartment.
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Six athletes from Grand Bahama will help to make up the 13-member national track and field team headed for the Youth World Games in Italy. The athletes from Grand Bahama left for Fort Lauderdale today, where they will meet up with the other athletes from Nassau, including two other coaches, a doctor and two chaperones, before continuing their journey to Italy.
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FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
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An acceptable explanation
OSWALD BROWN WRITES...My column last week on the government's decision to drastically cut funding for the National Youth Service Program generated a great deal of response, including a call from Minister of Youth Desmond Bannister, who assured me that the government has no intention of eventually eliminating the program.Read
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