Travis Cartwright-Carroll
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Govt says it does not support rate increase for GBUC (opens the original)
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The Ministry for Grand Bahama last night said that it does not support a rate increase for the Grand Bahama Utility Company (GBUC). GBUC is the primary utility provider responsible for the extraction, treatment, and distribution of potable water across Grand Bahama. âWhile the ministry recognizes the importance of maintaining a reliable and resilient water system, GBUC must demonstrate that any proposed increase is necessary, reasonable and fair, and that all viable alternatives have been cons
Gardiner seeking extension to file pretrial motions (opens the original)
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Convicted drug trafficker Jonathan Eric Gardiner, who is currently awaiting trail in New York on drug charges, is seeking a 30-day extension to file pretrial motions. Gardiner, who is in jail after he was denied bail, is expected to appear in court on September 23 for a status conference. But his lawyer, Susy Ribero-Ayala, in a September 11 letter to Judge Gregory Woods, said the extension would obviate the need for the status conference. âThis request is being made because while the co-defend
Push for early FNM convention (opens the original)
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The Leadership Council of the Free National Movement (FNM) met on Tuesday night at the home of former FNM Leader Tommy Turnquest to discuss the way forward for the beleaguered political party, which suffered a substantial bruising in the May general election. The council, which is the senior advisory body in the FNM that strategizes on important matters impacting the party, is made up of its current leader, past leaders, deputy leader, past deputy leaders, chairman and past chairmen. Questions c
BGC CEO: Sit on the beach to reduce electricity load (opens the original)
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Amid soaring temperatures in New Providence, Bahamas Grid Company (BGC) CEO Dareo McKenzie said yesterday that residents on New Providence should enjoy the constant breeze on the island and, like him, sit on the beach to relieve the strain on New Providenceâs ailing electricity grid. âIn short, what Iâm saying is we are appealing to the public at large to assist us with curtailing load, especially during peak period,â McKenzie said during a press conference at the Office of the Prime Min
BPL announces $8.45 rebate for customers (opens the original)
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Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) announced yesterday its customers will receive a one-time rebate of $8.45. The rebate was agreed to by BPL and the Utilities Regulation and Competition Authority (URCA) to resolve two longstanding regulatory enforcement matters in which URCA had imposed fines totaling $610,240.94. âRather than paying the full value of those fines directly to URCA, we proposed that the funds be returned directly to eligible consumers through a bill credit. URCA accepted this propos
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