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Pintard says he believes former Grand Lucayan workers were not paid (opens the original)
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Free National Movement (FNM) Leader and Marco City MP Michael Pintard yesterday disputed Prime Minister Philip Brave Davisâ claim that redundant Grand Lucayan workers were paid. On Monday, former Grand Lucayan employees pleaded with the government to provide outstanding severance payments after they were made redundant in February. However, on Tuesday, Davis insisted that all workers have been paid. Pintard said that according to his constituents, they have not received payment. âWorkers, to
Cooper voices concern after student shot at park (opens the original)
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Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education Chester Cooper yesterday voiced concern following the shooting of a 14-year-old student. The teenager was at a park in Englerston at 11am on Monday when he was shot multiple times. The incident occurred during school hours, raising issues about truancy. âWeâre always very concerned when there is a student that is hurt or in distress,â he said outside Cabinet. âOur first reaction is always the health and safety of the student. Whilst this ev
Govt says fence will come down at Cabbage Beach (opens the original)
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After renewed protests over the erection of another fence at Cabbage Beach, the government said yesterday that the fence must come down. This is the second time in recent weeks that a fence was erected at the beach and was ordered removed by the government. The same occurred in late August. This time the fence was put up at the shoreline. Yesterday, as Freetown MP Lincoln Deal and others staged a small protest, a tourist who was walking along the fence was swept into the raging sea and had to be
Fresh Creek Bridge reconstruction underway (opens the original)
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Reconstruction of the Fresh Creek Bridge in Andros is underway said Minister of Works and Family Island Affairs Clay Sweeting. In August, the ministry condemned the 50-year-old bridge. Officials said that renovations are set to commence in October, with a completion time of four to six weeks. âMy team has come up with a plan to repair the existing structure at Fresh Creek Bridge at the tune of $400,000,â he said in a Facebook post. âUpon receiving costing from the contractors for the const
Man who attacked tourist was not a jet ski operator, Lundy says (opens the original)
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Minister of Transport Leon Lundy yesterday confirmed that a man who reportedly assaulted an American tourist is not a licensed jet ski operator. The tourist said she was approached by a man posing as a jet ski operator at Goodmanâs Bay on September 11. She said the man punched her in the face after she rebuffed his sexual advances. She later filed a complaint with police. âI actually do feel sorry for the lady with the event and I want anybody in that type of event to go ahead and report it
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