Shots shattered the air, hostages were taken, the world turned upside down in an instant that forever taught people everywhere that terror knew no rules, not even the Olympics was safe from hate.

But for one man, Dan Alon, an athlete who had dreams of returning with medals in his sport of fencing and returned with coffins of his teammates instead, the 1972 Munich Massacre as it came to be called was not the end, but the beginning of a journey.

To dream the impossible dream is precisely what the late Adrella Gibson did, when she proposed the creation of therapeutic environments throughout the grounds of the Sandilands Rehabilitation Centre compound.

Nursing Officer Gibson was adamant that the clients’ clinical experience should be complemented by the outdoors. Ms. Gibson was one of the Bahamas’ most decorated and qualified Psychiatric Nurses. She provided a blue print that guided the process for developing the areas even after her death on August 12^th 2012.

NASSAU, The Bahamas  - Renew Bahamas covered the final area of the landfill with fill today, which was producing large amounts of smoke from the massive fire that occurred at the site three weeks ago.

The company will continue to cover some remaining minor pockets of smoke, but is satisfied that the entire 17 acres has now largely been capped with a first layer of fill material.The company will further continue to monitor the entire area over the coming days and weeks to ensure that any reappearance of pockets of smoke are rapidly dealt with...

NASSAU, The Bahamas (Jan 28, 2015) Renew Bahamas has now covered the entire perimeter of the burned area of Harold Road Landfill with fill, which was producing a significant amount of smoke from the recent fire incident.

Work crews have now moved into covering the valley between the new and old landfills.In the short term, smoke may appear to increase as it is forced into a smaller area. Once covered, however, the remaining pockets of smoke should no longer be visible off-site and no longer a nuisance to the surrounding communities and the public...

Nassau, Bahamas - On Friday, January 23, Bahamian attorney and former Senator Heather Hunt paid a courtesy call on U.S. Chargé d’Affaires Lisa Johnson to discuss her recent participation in the U.S. State Department sponsored International Visitor Leadership Program focused on “Women in the Political and Social Sectors” held in the United States from October 20 – November 7, 2014.