Will we be doing anything to help the environment to show the world we mean business. Or are we still going to destroy wetlands, mangroves, islands and more and then expect the world to pay us? There is nothing environmentally friendly about most stuff we do here, and it doesn't appear that anything will change.

He pays taxes like most of us as such he has provided assistance. Its just that the money he contributes get spent on other wasteful items, before the people can see a benefit. But maybe Parks and Beaches can send a 50 strong delegate to other countries to see how their parks work at the cost of $1 million or more, and then we will hear how we will be able to do it.

Is there anywhere people can look to see what those plans were?

there are too many stories like this where the medical professional protects their own. Then they wonder why those who can afford it go overseas for care. Its because they will trust that should anything go wrong there will be justice. Its just a shame that justice is either never served here, or is delayed so long.

Is this meant to be like the old "if you build it they will come", except the idea is if you knock it down they will come? Where is the plan for rebuilding. What is to be allowed there? Seems to just be some hope that something may happen

We could be so much better as a country, but the powers that be have to interfere in everything to get their cut. They are too silly to realize that they could make so much more if we as a country did better. Why we can't be the Singapore of this region is beyond me.

"According to Ms Seymour, Mr Pintard cited Mr Wells’ health and his failure to support the current leadership team as reasons for the rejection. However, she believes the real motive was political." Umm yes if you don't support the leadership then you won't be able to run. That is politics 101. But why would Ms. Seymour say she believes it was political when Mr Pintard basically said it was by saying Wells not supporting him was the reason.

Thats right Birdie, what would a nurse know about providing healthcare in the Bahamas. We should all look to you for the answers.

In the early 2000's when the first Pirate of the Caribbean came out, we had a chance to completely redevelop Fort Charlotte and surrounding areas into a place that tourists would love to go. The beach could have stretched from Western Esplanade to Fish Fry and there could have been Mutiple Bahamian Food stores inside the area with a semi theme park(or water park) based on pirates. The Fort could have been used to enhance this and also to tell our history. Since that movie has come out, the only change has been adding some extra step seats at Clifford Park and the steps going down from Clifford. There is no thought of long-term growth, only what can i make. I forgot they also put a fence around Clifford Park so we are unable to go most times.

It is not a hospital. rather a glorified clinic.