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The Bermuda Regiment this weekend celebrated the anniversary of the end of the Second World War in Europe this weekend, lighting a beacon at Spanish Point Park.
Governor George Fergusson was joined by veteran Jack Lightbourne in lighting the beacon, ...
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The Liberty of the Seas rolled into Dockyard last week for her first trip to the Island.
The huge liner, which carries almost 3,900 passengers and 1,400 crew, is replacing the Explorer of the Seas in this year’s Royal Caribbean cruise schedule.
The ...
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Bermuda’s courts need more power to force deadbeat dads to keep up with their child-support payments, it has been argued, as the plight of destitute single mothers left in debt has become more desperate.
“My son’s father owes more than $10,000 and he...
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There was certainly a saucy atmosphere at last night’s Testes and Tatas cancer prevention fundraiser event to raise money a new radiation machine in Bermuda.
Relay for Life team Super Swizzlers focused on breast and testicular cancer and the event i...
DATE: May 11, 2015
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Two men are defying the Bermudian stereotype by swimming in the frigidly cold waters of the English Channel.
John Tomlinson and Jeff Conyers are preparing for the charity relay swim with two other team-mates — former Bermuda resident Peter Weedon an...
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A Pembroke man charged with carrying a bladed article in a public place and unlawfully wounding another man has been given bail.
Appearing in Magistrates’ Court on Friday, Tyun Smith-Ming, 26, pleaded not guilty to wounding Shakur Looby in Pembroke ...
DATE: May 11, 2015
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A Hamilton Parish woman accused of importing cannabis was given bail in Magistrates’ Court on Friday.
Sakeena Talbot, 34, pleaded not guilty to importing 3,547 grammes of the controlled drug, and to possessing it with intent to supply, in St George’s...
DATE: May 11, 2015
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Thousands turned out yesterday to celebrate Portuguese tradition at the annual Festa do Senhor Santo Cristo dos Milagres.
The centuries old tradition which originated in 17 century Azores began with a service and a parade through Hamilton with part...
DATE: May 11, 2015
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Police this weekend followed through on a promised traffic crack down, with officers a visible presence on the roadways.
Despite Police announcing publicly that they would be out in force, officers outside TN Tatem School in Warwick pulled over a num...
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Education Minister Wayne Scott joined parents and students at an open house held by Tomorrow’s Voices at their centre on King Street last week. Mr Scott took the opportunity to praise the founders of Tomorrow’s Voices, Tricia Simons and Thea Furbert,...
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