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British Legion Honors Our News
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Our News, and our very own Marlena Leonard, were honored with special awards from the British Legion Bahamas Branch Wednesday morning.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Our News, and our very own Marlena Leonard, were honored with special awards from the British Legion Bahamas Branch Wednesday morning for her ongoing coverage of the non-profit organization during the remembrance season.
The British Legion Bahamas Branch cares for our surviving Bahamian World War II veterans, as well as their widows.
Their Chairman, Adina Munroe-Charlow tells us a recent story covered by Marlena went viral in the organization.
Chief Aliv Officer, John Gomez, says these stories are part of the community-focused direction of our news.
He says knowing the good that happens in our society can help shape the country.
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