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Westgate’s Transitional Living Centre, a halfway house for prisoner rehabilitation that has been shut since June 30, is to reopen in April, according to Attorney General Kim Wilson.
Senator Wilson said the TLC would be Bermuda-staffed. The Centre had...
DATE: Oct 31, 2012
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City of Hamilton businesses with outdoor signs are invited to a Bermuda Chamber of Commerce meeting about updated regulations.
The City has changed its “very outdated” rules on overhanging signs, awnings and other items attached to buildings, the Cha...
DATE: Oct 31, 2012
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Teen actor Faiz Shakir got a gratifying surprise when he spotted himself on the cover of a popular young adult novel.
“I didn’t even know it was out there,” the Berkeley Institute S3 student recalled. “I didn’t know when it was going to be published....
DATE: Oct 31, 2012
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Four hotel workers, all Bermudian, have been made redundant at one of the Island's leading hotels.
The cuts at Rosewood Tucker's Point were ascribed by a spokeswoman to “restructuring”.
The East End hotel, which employs 238 people, is understood by T...
DATE: Oct 30, 2012
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Budget
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Jonathan Bell
Spending on sports tourism is to be raised 20 percent as the Island aims to ramp up hotel numbers during the season’s traditionally quieter months.
Reversing last year’s more than $500,000 cut to the budget for sports marketing, the Tourism Board yes...
DATE: Oct 30, 2012
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Tourism
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Jonathan Bell
A Portuguese national caught working illegally at the Grand Atlantic Development was fined $500.
Maria Pacheco appeared in Magistrates’ Court alongside the South Shore Warwick property’s manager, Dennis Rodrigues.
Rodrigues, of So Far Lane, St George...
DATE: Oct 29, 2012
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Court
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Jonathan Bell
A listed historic monument in Dockyard was knocked down for road widening — and never put back.
The Bermuda National Trust said a pillar for the South Gate in Dockyard was supposed to be restored, but instead ended up forgotten in the flurry of demol...
DATE: Oct 29, 2012
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Jonathan Bell
Parents yesterday told of their panic on finding that the woman hired to look after their baby had tested positive for tuberculosis — and kept silent.
The shock revelation prompted the infant’s parents to quarantine themselves and warn others.
The co...
DATE: Oct 26, 2012
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CATEGORY:
Health
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AUTHOR:
Jonathan Bell
Empowering cash-strapped community groups, and bringing sex offenders’ registry legislation before Parliament, are among the Opposition’s pledges in its platform for crime and education.
And an expansion of preschool places, especially for single par...
DATE: Oct 26, 2012
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Politics
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AUTHOR:
Jonathan Bell
Bermuda will see 24,000 fewer cruise visitors next year, according to Government forecasts.
Meanwhile, the final tally for 2012 is expected to come in at 360,000 — largely due to the loss of the Carnival Cruise Lines visits that propelled 2011 to its...
DATE: Oct 26, 2012
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Tourism
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AUTHOR:
Jonathan Bell
