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With the average house price now standing at $1.2 million Bermuda's overheated property market is heading for meltdown. Despite incomes which are the envy of most of the world, Bermuda's working population are increasingly being priced out of buying ...
DATE: Oct 17, 2005
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A record number of women took part in the eighth annual Partner Re 5K Run and Walk at the Botanical Gardens yesterday to raise awareness of heart disease amongst women.
A turnout of 775 entrants delighted organisers as a multitude of walkers and runn...
DATE: Oct 17, 2005
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Tickets for the Bermuda Tattoo are now on sale at various locations across the Island.
Tickets will be available from noon at the Bermuda Library on Queen Street in Hamilton and daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Warwick Camp and the Maritime Museum...
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The lure of Bermuda has reached all the way to the Orient thanks to a recent article in a Chinese daily newspaper.
"You don't have to go to the ends of the earth to find somewhere without a Starbucks, a McDonald's or a megamall. Just head 600 miles e...
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A machete-wielding drug addict sexually assaulted a teenager while she tried to protect her disabled aunt, before subjecting three other women to a terrifying robbery.
Mentally ill Shane Todd, 30, threw one of his victims down a flight of stairs caus...
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If the camera never lies then Charles Zuill wants to know what has happened to his house and why it it has vanished from a new luxury resort brochure to be replaced by lush, verdant vegetation.
He has his suspicions. It obviously looks more aesthetic...
DATE: Oct 17, 2005
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A non-profit organisation run solely by women chose a Bermudian Government Minister to take part in an important slave memorial last month in the US.
Environment Minister Neletha Butterfield performed the wreath laying at the annual slave memorial ce...
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A visitor got more than he bargained for when his guest house was targeted by an unknown thief who stole $90 in cash and an array of valuable electronic devices.
The tourist, who was staying in Smith's, told Police that his Motorola cell phone, HP mi...
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The majority of dogs re-homed by the SPCA are a mix breed with pit bull or other dogs that are currently on the Island's "banned" importation list.
As a direct legacy of the boom in popularity ten years ago for fighting-breed and powerful dogs, most ...
DATE: Oct 17, 2005
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The Bermuda National Trust has called for a freeze on all development by environmental offenders at Devonshire Marsh.
The call ? which was supported by the Opposition Shadow Environment Minister ? came after two Planning applications were made this w...
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