Morning Blend with Dwight Strachan

#MorningBlend is LIVE on Guardian Radio 96.9FM. “In The News”- Anti-gang bill tabled, up to 25 yrs and $100k fines for gang involvement; MPs pay tribute to Don Saunders, as Saunders’ son competes in Carifta Aquatics Bahamas 2024 open water swim; $18k bail sum reduced to $9k for murder accused; “The Marathon Man” and advocate for the poor/needy Sam Williams passes away at 71

"Screwball Comedy", a new stage play produced by and starring Heather Hodgson Kosoy, opens at Atlantis Bahamas Theatre April 11.

She tells #MorningBlend on Guardian Radio 96.9FM that all net proceeds will go to 4 local charities: Bahamas Feeding Network, Bahamas National Trust, Lend a Hand Bahamas, and Ranfurly Homes for Children.

Braniska Bullard, Ranfurly Brand Ambassador, tells us how these funds will help the organization, and about her experiences growing up there.

“Screwball Comedy” runs April 11-14 & 16-20.

Diane Phillips with Diane Phillips & Associates says you can buy tickets at https://www.atlantisbahamas.com/events/screwball-comedy

From CCTV to drones and #ShotSpotter to bodycams, we talk about how the Royal Bahamas Police Force uses technology today and in the future.

Supt. Leonardo Burrows and ASP Perez Culmer also give #MorningBlendBusiness on Guardian Radio 96.9FM a preview of the inaugural “Technology Expo 2024”.

Under the theme, “From Pixels to Protection: Innovation in Public Safety”, the Expo is set for April 8-10 from 9am to 4pm at Paul Farquharson Conference Centre at Police HQ.

The event is FREE to the public, but registration is encouraged: royalbahamaspolice.org

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