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part in the fight against crime -- by getting the Island's youth off the street and back into church. Speaking at a public meeting organised by the Western Consultative Committee at St. Mary's Church in Warwick, Mrs. Swan said that many of today's te...

Hall in Hamilton. The Bermuda Bonsai Club, which formally became a club in June after several months of informal meetings, launched their first annual exhibition last night. The Bonsai is an art form developed by the Chinese, but perfected by the Jap...

A massive bid to rid the Island of a type of mosquito, which can harbour a killer virus, has been launched by health officials. The Department of Health last week began an anti-mosquito control campaign in a bid to eradicate a breed of the insect whi...

Commuters and tourists could soon be offered an alternative way of travelling through Hamilton city centre. For a private company is hoping to run a trolley train service through the heart of the town. The Bermuda Train Company has applied for a lice...

reason some of the original story was omitted. There are some subtle differences in the text. Please check the physical copy of the newspaper or the microfilm to compare it with the original version. Rumour has it that no one knows how to best cook B...

places like tree holes, containers or pots, inside boats and water tanks. To prevent the mosquito from breeding the Health Department recommends: Everyone should check their property, including workplaces -- even if you believe it is clear; Any tyr...

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her job as Coordinator of the Visitor's Service Bureau, (VSB), at The Royal Naval Dockyard. She is often the first person to talk to the cruise ship passengers on King's Wharf who start their Bermuda visit each Tuesday morning. Upon arrival each week...

and Watersports enables thousands of tourists and locals to experience the Island's beautiful seas and reefs. During the summer they receive about 600-800 clients each week at their three facilities: Somerset Bridge, Elbow Beach and Marriott. They of...

narrow streets there's a good possibility they may find themselves on the corner of Featherbed Alley and Duke of Kent Street. The notable location is the 18th century Mitchell House owned by the St. George's Historical Society since about 1920. Welco...