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Junior Junkanoo Returns to Grand Bahama

GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – Junior Junkanoo makes its return to Grand Bahama, Thursday evening, with Youth, Sports & Culture Minister, Mario Bowleg, officially opening the 2023 parade.

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GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – Junior Junkanoo makes its return to Grand Bahama, Thursday evening, with Youth, Sports & Culture Minister, Mario Bowleg, officially opening the 2023 parade.

Bowleg says it is a privilege to see the junior parade return to Grand Bahama, as he thanked parents, guardians and teachers for their support.

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