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New Yorker Jackie Razil could qualify as Bermuda's favourite tourist -- for she has notched up a staggering 75 trips to the Island.
But Jackie, 52, of Brooklyn, confessed she has never visited a beach in 23 years of visits! She confessed: "I lived ne...
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the Island.
For the Government is considering setting up a special "gold card'' scheme for frequent travellers to the Island, whether for tourism or business.
Tourism Minister, the Hon. David Dodwell, confirmed this week that a Government team were l...
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week to attend a Youth-To-Youth workshop.
Junita Woolridge, of Hamilton Parish, will be attending a Youth-To-Youth Speakers Bureau workshop in Ontario, California from today until Monday.
The Senior Four student is the chairperson of the Island's You...
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April and October this year provoked a desperate plea from the Senior Magistrate yesterday.
"What I have here before me today is the type of offence that is so difficult to deal with,'' the Wor. Will Francis said.
"He is a juvenile and I have a lette...
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celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Bermuda Maritime Museum on Monday night.
Prince Michael, the official patron of the museum, arrives on the Island today for a four-day private visit.
Before the dinner at the Dockyard on Monday, Prince Michael wi...
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The House of Assembly should concentrate on beating drugs and crime and boosting tourism.
That was the message yesterday after The Royal Gazette canvassed public opinion on their fears and hopes for the future.
And they sent a clear signal to the Gov...
DATE: Oct 28, 1995
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clocks should be turned back one hour.
Under the Time Zone (Seasonal Variation) Act, DST runs from the first Sunday in April, when clocks are turned ahead one hour, until the last Sunday in October. Enjoy that extra hour of sleep!
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Home Affairs Minister the Hon. Quinton Edness was yesterday taken to task by the Bermuda Police Association.
The BPA refuted claims by Mr. Edness that the association agreed to off-duty Policemen working at the US Naval Air Station.
It also declared ...
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areas manned by security guards.
The idea is being scrutinised by a Police task force set up to stem the wave of thefts.
Also involved in the talks are insurance companies and the Corporation of Hamilton.
The discussions come amid continuing concern ...
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