The Hurricane Season is winding down with Florida going virtually unscathed. Not so for the Northern Bahamas where 70 per cent of the population lost their homes, schools are closed
The images out of the Bahamas following Hurricane Dorian have been devastating. But two-dimensional photos could never tell the story of the terror and loss as vividly as the stories
Rescue flights have become missions of mercy as local pilots use their own planes to restore some semblance of normalcy to hurricane-ravaged Abacos and Grand Bahama. Gary Lickle, a Palm
Palm Beach Civic Association Director Matt Smith talks about helping out in the Bahamas The lives of the residents, and the landscape of the islands they call home, were forever
Matthew Smith, a Palm Beach Civic Association Director, and his wife Tracy have pledged a 50,000 dollar matching gift to the Town of Palm Beach United Way Bahamas Relief Fund.
John Scarpa and J. Ira Harris, two long time Palm Beach residents, have collectively pledged to match 200,000 dollars donated to the relief effort in the Hurricane Dorian ravaged Bahamas
Palm Beach Civic Association Directors John and Jana Scarpa have committed a dollar to dollar matching gift of up to 100,000 dollars to help victims of Hurricane Dorian . The
It took little time for South Florida to respond to the horror that has torn Grand Bahama Island to pieces. Three cruise ships will deliver supplies and offer safe passage
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