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King Street could become a one-way road as part of an effort to improve traffic in Hamilton.
The proposal is described as being in the early stages, however traffic on the road would only be able to travel in a northbound direction if it is approved....
DATE: Sep 01, 2012
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Owain Johnston-Barnes
An application to wind up the two remaining Whites grocery stores in an effort to repay creditors was approved yesterday in the Commercial Court.
The order to wind Whites at Haywards Ltd and Whites at Southside Ltd came fast on the heels of similar o...
DATE: Sep 01, 2012
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A NOAA research team plans to leave Bermuda today to study how African winds affect the Atlantic, and potentially improve hurricane forecasting.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association vessel Ronald H Brown is scheduled to depart from St George’...
DATE: Sep 01, 2012
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Environment
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Owain Johnston-Barnes
A controversial special development order (SDO) for Tucker’s Point has threatened both the environment and trust in the Government, according to OBA Senator Michael Fahy.
Sen Fahy, the Shadow Minister for Environment, Planning and Housing, said yeste...
DATE: Aug 31, 2012
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Politics
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Owain Johnston-Barnes
Tucker’s Point Management Ltd has submitted plans to create six additional lots on Glebe Hill and Paynters Road.
The application is the first for the site following the approval of a controversial special development order (SDO) intended to allow the...
DATE: Aug 30, 2012
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Owain Johnston-Barnes
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration vessel Ronald H Brown is in port in St George’s this week in preparation for a research expedition.
The ship is scheduled to leave Bermuda on Friday for more than a month at sea, when researchers will l...
DATE: Aug 29, 2012
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Owain Johnston-Barnes
When Tiffany Swainson signed up to be a mentor in the YouthNet programme she had no idea what to expect.
Nine years later her mentee, Jermiah Steede, is a member of her family.
“We started up just with the lunchtime [meetings], but then we started ta...
DATE: Aug 29, 2012
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Education
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Owain Johnston-Barnes
Bermuda’s new advertising campaign has captured the attention of the New York Times.
The paper highlighted the recently-launched So Much More campaign in an article by Stuart Elliott.
Dennis Franczak chief executive of advertising agency Fuseideas d...
DATE: Aug 28, 2012
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Tourism
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AUTHOR:
Owain Johnston-Barnes
Bermudian music student Julian Johnson is hitting all the right notes at school, but financial challenges are threatening his dreams.
The 20-year-old Berklee College of Music student says he’s been unable to apply for any significant scholarships.
He...
DATE: Aug 27, 2012
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Owain Johnston-Barnes
A group of men yesterday admitted attacking a female and her companion in a brawl at a Hamilton gas station.
Shannon Ingham and Tulio Escolastica were set upon by six men at Esso Tiger Mart last summer.
The pair were beaten by the mob, who then attem...
DATE: Aug 25, 2012
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Court
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AUTHOR:
Owain Johnston-Barnes
