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Slightly behind schedule but still on course, the Fairmont Hamilton Princess should see major renovations swing into action next year.
Plans for the multi-million-dollar revamp of the city site are well advanced.
But vice-president, general manager M...
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Any future deal for the former Club Med hotel may have to include some homes to make the project viable.
With a new investment company interested in the St. George's property, there is a likelihood that any development there will have a residential f...
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Lawyers for an armed robber are preparing to take his case to Bermuda's final court of appeal, the Privy Council in London, in a bid to overturn his conviction.
And Victoria Pearman, the lawyer for Michael Eugene Dillas, said she was considering sett...
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will have to wait until Valentine's Day to receive mail caught up in a backlog.
Mr. Crichlow described the report on VSB -- which claimed the backlog could not be dealt with because Government would not give the Post Office overtime pay -- as "utter ...
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temperature has been dropped.
The Temperature Guarantee Scheme ran for several years in hotels, later spreading to shops and attractions, offering visitors benefits if the thermometer fell below 68 degrees fahrenheit.
Popular amongst hotels when it b...
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all local avenues are exhausted By Matthew Taylor and Stephen Breen Understaffed Police have received the green light to start looking to recruit overseas.
But there could be a further staffing crisis in the spring as around 50 officers will come up...
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A Canadian who admitted his part in smuggling $150,000 of cocaine into Bermuda will be sentenced today.
William Maximchuk, of Calgary, Alberta, pleaded guilty to importing cocaine on June 28 last year. He has been remanded in custody since his arrest...
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held to ransom'' if the Bermuda Industrial Union became the "cohesive'' voice for the taxi industry.
But Transport Minister Ewart Brown said Ms Gordon's view was "very negative'', adding Government saw the BIU much more as a "partner'', a relationshi...
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There will be an all-or-nothing battle early next month to be the head of the Island's white collar union.
General secretary of the 2,600-member Bermuda Public Services Association Ed Ball Jr. said last night president Betty Christopher and past pres...
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weekend.
Former teacher Madeline Kent-Smith died as she slept in Fort Lauderdale, early yesterday.
Mrs. Kent-Smith, who was the wife of former VSB newscaster Gary Kent-Smith, had been ill for just over three years and was just a few weeks short of he...
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