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Martin Cusack saw the Queen on her first visit to Bermuda in 1953 and snapped a picture as the young Queen and Prince Philip drove in their car.
He then turned the photo into a beautifully framed black and white snapshot of the Royal couple.
And yest...
DATE: Nov 25, 2009
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Thousands of people descended on St. George's yesterday to welcome the Queen and Prince Philip to Bermuda.
Children in school uniforms, Scouts and Sea Cadets, members of the public all stood waving as the Queen stepped out of her Range Rover when she...
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Former St. George's Mayor E. Michael Jones hopes to return to office next month to help the town mature past a single industry economy.
Mr. Jones said yesterday that he would be running for Mayor in the Corporation of St. George's elections, which wi...
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A teenager accused of murdering two "harmless" homeless men as they slept in a hut may have acted with others, a jury has heard.
Darronte Dill, 19, is alleged to have played a part in killing Maxwell Brangman, who was hit in the head and face and sta...
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As the Royal party moves about the Island today, road closures and diversions will take place to accommodate them in their travels. Starting at 10 a.m. as the Queen and Prince Philip arrive at the Cabinet Office to present the Duke of Edinburgh Award...
DATE: Nov 25, 2009
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Thousands of people descended on St. George's yesterday to welcome the Queen and Prince Philip to Bermuda.
Children in school uniforms, Scouts and Sea Cadets, members of the public all stood waving as the Queen stepped out of her Range Rover when she...
DATE: Nov 25, 2009
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In tomorrow's Royal Gazette
Get a jump on your Christmas shopping with rg Magazine's annual gift guide, free in tomorrow's newspaper.
DATE: Nov 25, 2009
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A downturn in the tourism industry appears to have bottomed out, according to Shadow Tourism Minister Michael Dunkley.
In particular he said the announcement that WestJet would be starting a daily service from Toronto in May was good news, though he ...
DATE: Nov 25, 2009
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Prisoners facing a stretch in Westgate are swallowing drugs before being incarcerated to ensure they have an initial supply, Home Affairs Minister David Burch said.
He told the Senate on Monday that steps were being taken to address the trend by the ...
DATE: Nov 25, 2009
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Business owner Jeff Sousa has called for Government to do something about the cross walk at the junction of Camp Hill and Middle Road claiming someone could soon be injured.
Mr Sousa, owner of Sousa's Landscaping and UBP chairman, said he has written...
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