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Pupils at Prospect Primary are finally getting something they have always wanted ? a school library.
Teachers and staff were putting up shelves yesterday in the new space created specifically for this purpose.
But that?s not the only ?new? addition t...
DATE: Sep 08, 2005
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Government offices and services will remain open unless further notice is given at 7 a.m. today.
Bermuda's public transport network of buses and ferries to remain running as normal.
Public schools will start today as scheduled.
The Causeway is open t...
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Paget Primary School on Ord Road will not be opening today because renovations are not yet complete.
The announcement comes just days after Principal Wendell Smith said the school would definitely be opening for the first day of the school year today...
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?Bermuda?s tourism industry continues to face tremendous challenges, in spite of Government?s boasting of increased air arrivals during the second quarter of this year.?
That?s according to Shadow Tourism Minister, Senator Kim Swan.
Sen. Swan was res...
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Bermuda seemed to dodge a bullet today when a hurricane watch for Hurricane Nate was lifted.
The category one storm, packing winds of 75 knots gusting to 90 knots, was expected to come no closer to the Island than 109 nautical miles at 1 p.m. today.
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Bermudians rushed to pick up emergency supplies yesterday as news of Hurricane Nate?s arrival spread.
Hardware store Gorham?s was busy with people stocking up on supplies. General Manager Andrew Mackay said that many people were buying jerry cans, ba...
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One of the word?s most famous marine biologists and renowned female ocean explorers in will give a special BBSR lecture at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess on September 16.
Dr. Sylvia Earle, who is also an explorer-in-residence with the National Geogra...
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A former Oleander Cycles employee admitted to renting out bikes on the side and stealing money from the company.
Antonio Wilson Clarke, 37, of Random Lane, Warwick pleaded guilty in Magistrates? Court yesterday to stealing $661 from Oleander between ...
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A Southampton man who was pulled from a plane by armed Canadian police last September and denied entry to Canada has lost his case against the Bermuda Police in Supreme Court.
But Albert Santucci, 45, said he was going to appeal because he ?just want...
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All cruise ships docked in Bermuda were forced to leave in a hurry last night as Hurricane Nate approached the Island, leaving many visitors wondering where the next stop would be, and some unaware they were even leaving.
Passengers on the in Hamilto...
DATE: Sep 08, 2005
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