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THE court building controversy looks set to continue as the Auditor General yesterday refused to deny that the Police are now investigating the identity and involvement of the beneficiaries of a trust linked to the project.
It is understood that two ...
DATE: Jan 16, 2009
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The eastern coasts of the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom will be the initial focus of the new American company drafted in to boost Bermuda's overseas tourism efforts.
In a press statement on Tuesday, Sales Focus revealed it had secured ...
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The two sisters of a man whose body parts went missing after an autopsy both sobbed as they gave evidence at an inquest into his death yesterday.
Marion Bishop and Heather Carberry believe their brother Norman Palmer's organs and tissues were stolen ...
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WHEN Shandon Easton bought the Little Theatre a year and a half ago he knew that audio and visual technology were his speciality.
He transformed the aging theatre into a state of the art digital cinema making it Bermuda's only high definition 3-D mov...
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ON January 9, 2009 the Mid-Ocean News published a front page article entitled "The Whole Thing Stinks" in which it was incorrectly stated that Paragon Trust Ltd. was beneficially owned by a number of Cabinet Ministers and their relatives.
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AS loyal viewers tuned into the premiere of the 19th season of the popular drama Law & Order, they surely may not have known that they were watching one of Bermuda's own.
Twenty-six-year-old actor Graham Outerbridge appeared as Todd Hauser, the victi...
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THE outsourcing firm controversially hired to replace Bermudians made redundant from the Department of Tourism's New York office last year has announced that its remit will include marketing Bermuda not only to the US but to Canada and the UK.
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Premier Ewart Brown has welcomed news that bankrupt Zoom Airlines may return to the skies.
Toronto's Globe and Mail newspaper reported earlier this week that new owner James Hultquist-Morrissey had pledged to restore low-cost transatlantic service in...
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WHILE the lucky few travel to Washingon, DC for Barack Obama's presidential inauguration next week, people in Bermuda can still be part of the celebrations and even take home a one-of-a-kind painting (see picture below) of the 44th President of the U...
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BERMUDA resident Rod Farrington is writing a new chapter to his ongoing literary success story. That's because the Louisiana-born novelist is getting a major boost in exposure by having his recent book The Isle of Devils: Holy War, a terrorist thrill...
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