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VOAD grads, families grateful

Students from Bahamas set to graduate from GS

After conducting interviews with local news media, Versace Nicolls, 22, waits with mother Marlo, right, for fellow Bahamian students and their families to share their stories Friday at the Bulloch County Emergency Operations Center after receiving assistance from the Statesboro community in the wake of Hurricane Dorian. Nicolls and Zae Moss, 22, , center background, are two of the local group of Bahamian students attending Georgia Southern and will be graduating today.

bahamas — After conducting interviews with local news media, Versace Nicolls, 22, waits with mother Marlo, right, for fellow Bahamian students and their families to share their stories Friday at the Bulloch County Emergency Operations Center after receiving assistance from the Statesboro community in the wake of Hurricane Dorian. Nicolls and Zae Moss, 22, , center background, are two of the local group of Bahamian students attending Georgia Southern and will be graduating today.

Two Georgia Southern University students from the Bahamas said they would not be graduating today if not for the help of Statesboro and Bulloch County.

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