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#MorningBlend is LIVE on Guardian Radio 96.9FM. “In The News”- Police investigating another murder; SIB on ground probing RBPF/CID corruption allegations; WSC warns Eleuthera residents to brace for water outages; Bahamas 20-member Olympic Team named, but controversy brewing over an omission; Toby Smith has 90 days to take PI Crown Land matter to Privy Council

The STEM Summer Camp 2024 kicks off next week. Engineer Albrion Symonette with BETA Camp tells #MorningBlend on Guardian Radio 96.9FM that the week-long camp - July 22-27 - is for high school students ages 11-16, and will expose them to a number of disciplines. The cost is $150 at Lyford Cay International School High School campus. Space is limited.

BETA is also hosting “STEM Readiness in Bahamian Education” - a discussion on education, STEM, and the future. It’s at 7:30pm on Facebook.

Finally, Hampton Water Rosé- which has been taking the Rosé Wine market by storm - is coming to The Bahamas!

Hampton Water Wine Co. CEO Michael Misiorski and Ed Murray, Int’l Sales Manager, tell #MorningBlendBusiness on Guardian Radio 96.9FM all about this wine, the company, and the connection to Jon Bon Jovi.

And Kyle Stubbs, Touré Saunders and Zina Williams with Bristol Wines and Spirits tell us when and where Bahamians will be able to get their hands on Hampton Water Rosé bottles.

For more information: Hamptonwaterwine.com

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