Agreement to be signed soon An agreement between the Tourism Department and the US hotel company seeking to take over an empty East end hotel is set to be
LOOKING FOR TEACHERS ED Looking for teachers CedarBridge Academy will next month begin looking overseas for teachers, particularly those qualified in information technology and learning support. ---- Page 2 MEETING NEW CHALLENGES LEG Meeting new challenges The legal service has changed over the past two years and the local legal profession has risen to meet its new challenges, said a former top lawyer. ---- Page 3 FENCE ANGERS TAXI DRIVERS FLY TRA Fence angers taxi drivers A temporary Airport fence which restricts taxi access to passengers has left cab drivers fuming. The barrier, the latest in a series of Airport renovations, yesterday created traffic jams for taxi drivers and visitors. ---- Page 5 DEBTS SETTLED, HARDY CLAIMS BUC Debts settled, Hardy claims A twice bankrupt former Bermuda insurance executive, who faces arrest in Bermuda, is seeking to be discharged as a UK bankrupt. Mark Hardy, who operated a Bermuda insurance empire that went bust, has given notice as a bankrupt that he has settled his debts in full and now seeks annulment of the bankruptcy order. ---- Business Page 9 JOHNSTON BANKING ON REVIVAL BUC Johnston banking on revival When The Bank of N.T. Butterfield and Son Ltd.'s new top executive makes his first public statements before the media today, shareholders and other interested parties will be keen to hear how he plans to lead the company. ---- Business, Page 9 NO WORRIES ABOUT DISTANCE! MAR No worries about distance! To a man who's going to run across North America, the Bermuda International Race Weekend 10K may not seem like much of a challenge. But to 51-year-old Masters runner Phil Barker no distance is too short or, for that matter, too long once he has got his spikes on. ---- Sport, Page 19 FIRST OBJECTIVE ACHIEVED SW First objective achieved PERTH, Australia -- The two swimmers representing Bermuda at the World Championships have achieved their first objective. Both Stephen Fahy and Stephen Troake yesterday swam fast enough in the same 100-metre freestyle heat to meet the Commonwealth Games qualifying standard.
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