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Police have launched an investigation into the death of a man who collapsed during a night out in Hamilton while celebrating his birthday.
Lowis Burcher, 42, slumped to the ground at the junction of Front Street and King Street between 2.30 a.m. and ...
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A group of 35 people hanging about in Flanagan's, beers in hand, cheering, oohing, aahing, clapping and nail-biting is pretty commonplace.
Sport brings people together like nothing else but on this occasion it was 3.am. and the only TV on in the bar ...
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Progressive Labour Party branches are in the throes of picking delegates for its next annual conference in two weeks.
Michael Misick, Chief Minister of the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI), has been chosen as the keynote speaker at the banquet which ca...
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Bermuda will be the first stop for a mobile laboratory that is conducting a world tour to assess environmental threats to coastal areas.
The Bermuda Biological Station for Research (BBSR) has confirmed it will host the Atlantis Mobile Laboratory for ...
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Poker came to Bermuda this week with big prizes but no broken laws.
Front Street bar Flanagan's organised the event in which $10,000 worth of vouchers were handed out as prizes in a tournament that raised cash for charity and was played with chips ha...
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Businessman Terry Roberts is considering running for Mayor of St. George's, he has said.
If he does win the top post he will be carrying on a family tradition. His grandfather Harry was Mayor, followed by his father Norman, who held the position for ...
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Transport Minister Ewart Brown has said the ferry service would be back to normal by Monday with the exception of the East End service.
A ferry service was arranged for St. George's and St. David's after the Causeway was closed for repairs and Dr. Br...
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The infant who suffered severe burns in an incident in St. David's on Thursday has been airlifted to a Canadian Hospital.
The one-year-old was being treated for water burns to the head and body. The girlfriend of the child's father is in Police custo...
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A charity that provides services for former prisoners has closed down for lack of financial support after its landlord, the Bermuda Land Development Company (BLDC), gave notice of a $3,000 rent hike.
But, despite some concerns from Government about g...
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"The greatest social challenge is ahead of us - a large ageing workforce that is growing and fewer younger people to take positions of leadership in our community."
So says one of Bermuda's newest MPs - Shadow Education Minister Neville Darrell.
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