Urban Development Summer Camp

FREEPORT, Grand Bahama, The Bahamas — Over 150 excited children showed up Monday morning at  Pineridge Urban Renewal Center, for the orientation of the 2022 summer camp, which is expected to run for two weeks as of July 19, 2022. The turnout at the orientation in no way reflected the numbers that are expected to eventually turn out for the camp over the next few weeks. Organizers are convinced that once the camp got underway, even more kids would show up to be a part. Deputy Director of Urban Development, Senator Kirkland Russell, who was one of the speakers at the orientation, said that he didn’t want just another regular summer camp, but he wanted to provide a unique camp experience for the children. That uniqueness, he said, can be found in the structure of the summer camp. H...