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Motorcyclists will not have to pay to park their bikes in Hamilton for the foreseeable future.
Extended pay-and-display tariffs for cars are being rolled out across the city but “the bike policy will remain as is”, according to a spokesman for the Co...
DATE: Aug 14, 2014
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A self-confessed landlubber, even Premier Michael Dunkley can’t help but be excited by the fact that Bermuda could host the America’s Cup.
And with each passing day Mr Dunkley becomes more and more convinced the Island is the best place to host the 2...
DATE: Aug 14, 2014
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
A big-hearted businessman has donated $1,000 from a Non-Mariners Day party cruise to help keep a charity afloat.
Khomeini Taalib-Din chartered the MV Elizabeth for his Work Hard Play Hard Entertainment cruise earlier this month.
And now he has handed...
DATE: Aug 14, 2014
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Residents are being urged to dig deep to help children in need.
OBA chairman Susan Jackson appealed to the public and politicians to assist the Hands of Love charity, which is aiming to provide hundreds of school clothes for families facing financia...
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Chewstick founder Gavin (Djata) Smith defended the decision to remove text votes from the Beachfest Crown Song Competition, saying many of the votes were unverifiable.
Further clarifying the decision yesterday, Mr Smith said the core of the issue had...
DATE: Aug 14, 2014
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Owain Johnston-Barnes
A memorial service marking the 100th anniversary of the start of hostilities in the First World War will be held today.
City of Hamilton Mayor Graeme Outerbridge will perform a commemorative service on the steps of City Hall at 12pm, and the public a...
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Roadside breath tests are set to become a reality before the end of the year, Premier Michael Dunkley said yesterday.
Mr Dunkley, who is also the Minister for National Security, signalled that legislation to allow police to breath test drivers and ri...
DATE: Aug 14, 2014
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Police have been asked by a group of concerned individuals to investigate the desecration of historic tombstones at Tucker’s Town.
Five people have jointly filed the complaint with the Bermuda Police Service and have been told, they say, that the mat...
DATE: Aug 14, 2014
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Sam Strangeways
Vancouver based newspaper The Province has cited the 2008 economic recession and the 9/11 terrorist attacks as the primary reasons for the fall in Bermuda tourism.
An article titled ‘Bermuda falling off the trail for tourists’, written by Michael McC...
DATE: Aug 14, 2014
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Life coach Pete Saunders will begin studying for a doctorate in Human Development later this year after picking up a grant worth $45,000.
Mr Saunders was awarded the scholarship by the Duperreault Fellowship, a fund designed to enhance the profession...
DATE: Aug 14, 2014
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Gareth Finighan
