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Glass Window Bridge Damage

As we reported September 01, 2010, residents were warned to avoid the Glass Window Bridge because of sea swells from Hurricane Earl. While passing the
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Gaston and Yet Another Tropical Wave, Join the Fray

It could be described as a sport, with islands as pins and storms being bowled off Africa with precision this late August/early September
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The South Eleuthera Mission Holds Successful 2nd Annual Summer Youth Program

(SEM, Rock Sound, Eleuthera) - On July 5, 2010, The South Eleuthera Mission initiated its 2nd Annual Summer Youth Program with approximately 60 students in
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A New Beginning With A New Attitude - North Eleuthera High School First Day of Year 2010/11

(Lower Bogue, Eleuthera) - North Eleuthera High School (NEHS) like many throughout the country welcomed back its students on Monday morning August 30, 2010. For
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New Additions, Healthy Tips and More At The Market This Week

Chandra Sands, Purchasing Manager at The Market Place's Market in Rock Sound, wishes to advise that they anticipate receiving a fresh supply of produce from
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Hatchet Bay's Oldest Resident Passes - Mrs. Clara Ellen Dames

Mrs Clara Ellen Dames, a widow and the oldest resident of Hatchet Bay, Eleuthera, quietly celebrated her 96th birthday on February 3rd, 2010 at home
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Another Cuban Battle Could Be Brewing In Spanish Wells.

Objection raised to experienced local teacher not being hired while a Cuban teacher is brought in to teach math.
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More Details and Photos on Avila and The Barge Fire in Spanish Wells

(Spanish Wells, Eleuthera, The Bahamas) - The search continues for Avelino Avila Tomas, a Cuban man with a long history in Spanish Wells, who escaped
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Island Wide Search Ongoing For Avelino Avila (Tomas)

(Governor's Harbour, Eleuthera)  - Police on Tuesday afternoon confirmed that an Eleuthera wide search is still ongoing for the Spanish Wells man of Cuban origin
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Over One Hundred New Teachers Enter Public School System By Betty Vedrine Bahamas Information Services

During an orientation exercise on August 19 at Uriah McPhee auditorium, the Ministry of Education welcomed 102 new teachers to the public school system. The
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