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Sports Minister: Come Out and Support
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – As renovations continue at the Thomas A. Robinson Stadium to ensure it is ready for the Carifta Games, Sports Minister Mario Bowleg said last week that he needs those stadium seats filled come the Easter Holiday weekend.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – As renovations continue at the Thomas A. Robinson Stadium to ensure it is ready for the Carifta Games, Sports Minister Mario Bowleg said last week that he needs those stadium seats filled come the Easter Holiday weekend.
Nearly $300 million is being spent on the track in both the old and newer stadiums but Bowleg said it would make no sense, if Carifta arrives and residents do not come out to watch.
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