A Death in the Family
A week ago Monday morning, I was walking Wrigley past Harvey’s Island Grill when I noticed a sign posted near the door: “Closed due to a death in the family.” I knew what that meant.
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A Difficult Goodbye
If you’re a regular reader of Little House by the Ferry, you’ve probably noticed I haven’t been posting as often as I normally do. I’ve even missed a few weeks’ worth of Daily Photo postings.
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Ronnie Butler Jr. Gives Rare Bahamian Performance January 7 on Green Turtle Cay
Every Bahamian knows the name Ronnie Butler. Dubbed “the godfather of Bahamian music,” his calypso rhythms and satirical lyrics have been woven into the country’s cultural tapestry for more than fifty years. What some may
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Green Turtle Cay’s Newest Treasure
If there were an award for busiest business person on Green Turtle Cay, Lisa Farrington would be a leading contender. Granddaughter of model shipbuilder Vertrum Lowe, and great-granddaughter of Albert Lowe (for whom the local
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Daily Photo – September 5, 2016
Today’s Museum Monday features (L-R) Joan Cash, Julie Key, Commissioner Colin Macdonald, Iris Lowe and Stella Curry. Does anyone know what the occasion was? Save Save
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Loki Lego Launch 2.0 is a Go
I’ll be the first to admit this story has absolutely nothing to do with Abaco, but I hope you’ll find it as fascinating and inspirational as I do. If you live in central Washington state,
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GTC Student Recognized in National Program
Congratulations to Green Turtle Cay sixth-grader Grace Russell, who won a $1,000 scholarship at the Bahamas Primary School Awards held in Nassau on May 21.
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James Mastin: Champion of Bahamian Culture
Bahamians lost a true champion of their national history and culture with the passing of James (“Jim”) Mastin in Miami, Florida this past Sunday. Jim was a classically trained artist, sculptor, singer and actor whose
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