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| Hope Town held its annual Box Cart Derby on November 29 to raise funds for the junior sailing program that is active on three cays. The box carts race straight-down races and slalom races on Big Hill. |  |
| Santa was able to visit Marsh Harbour on December 6 when the Scurvy Few Motorcycle Club held its Toys for Tots event. The goal this year was to provide 750 to 800 toys to be distributed to needy children throughout Abaco. |  |
| Sir Durward Knowles, The Bahamas' first Olympic Gold Medalist, was part of the group visiting North Abaco to celebrate One Bahamas. He is shown with representatives of all the schools of North Abaco. With the group was the former Governor General, Sir Orville Turnquest, the Father of One Bahamas. |  |