Bahama Rock Expansion Fallout: Grand Bahama’s Bahama Rock says it will likely “close permanently” if the Davis administration doesn’t approve access to a new aggregate source on the former Bahamas Cement Company property, warning a production halt could furlough 69 hourly workers and drive up construction costs for roads, homes, schools and tourism. Labour & Pay Pressure: The TUC says Grand Lucayan redundant workers still haven’t received severance payments and union agency dues, leaving many facing housing loss. Power Reliability: Bahamas Power and Light reports AC installations at two Eleuthera schools triggered outages, and says electrical upgrades are underway to restore stable supply. Teachers’ Leadership Change: Bahamas Union of Teachers president Belinda Wilson announced she will retire in July 2028, with remaining focus on outstanding confirmation letters, promotions and benefits. Court Watch: The Court of Appeal holds a special two-day sitting in Grand Bahama for the first time in 18 years, with Chief Justice Milton Evans warning mandatory retirement ages can worsen judicial “brain drain.” Healthcare Access Move: Doctors Hospital plans to cut the emergency room deposit requirement by about one-third after reducing losses from unpaid bills, aiming to improve affordability. Aviation Links: American Airlines expands its Miami Caribbean network, adding more frequency to Exuma, Tortola, Antigua and St. Kitts. Cruise Industry Update: Carnival opens bookings for Carnival Tropicale, set to sail from Galveston in April 2028 with calls including Nassau.