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ULTIMATE Frisbee — it might lack the thrills and spills of ultimate fighting but this far more sedate sport is picking up popularity with organisers hoping a Bermuda side can compete internationally this year.Around 35 devotees are now involved in th...
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Skipper Ingham, the pioneer of Asian martial arts in Bermuda, is seen here after placing third in Masters Forms at John Chung's World Cup finals Martial Arts Championships last week in Washington DC. Ingham, who is now 76 years old, was up against ni...
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SINCE its inception in 2001, the Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society (BMDS) Charitable Trust has bestowed various awards and bursaries on talented actors and students in an effort to promote theatre amongst the island’s youth. The trust was started ...
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THE career of US composer/pianist Donal Fox has daringly straddled two traditions — Western classical music and African-American jazz and blues. Born in l952 in Boston, Massachusetts, into an artistic home where the music of Bach, Stravinsky, Charlie...
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Bermuda Regiment soldiers will soon be able to study for the equivalent of a high school diploma free of charge, thanks to a new initiative launched by the Ministry of Public Safety.
The Ministry already pays tuition fees for members of the Regiment ...
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After three years in the political wilderness Dennis Lister is glad to be back in Cabinet.Left out of Government when Alex Scott replaced Jennifer Smith as Premier, Mr. Lister was appointed Works and Engineering Minister under new Premier Ewart Brown...
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KATE Huntington’s tragic death in 2000 shook the theatre community in Bermuda. The former Mount Saint Agnes pupil had been actively involved in the Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society (BMDS) and in the year following her death the BMDS Charitable Tr...
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The latest traffic lights in Bermuda are up and running — although it will be next week before they are officially declared open.
The lights, which were first announced a year ago, have been put up at the Collector's Hill junction in Smith's.
They wi...
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Community activist Khalid Abdul Wasi is suing Bermuda Housing Corporation (BHC) for almost $60,000 in rent he claims he is owed.
Mr. Wasi claims BHC failed to collect more than $58,000 in rent from tenants who lived in apartments belonging to him in ...
DATE: Jan 19, 2007
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Family-run Pompano Beach Club has been ranked in the world's top 50 luxury hotels and the fifth best in the Caribbean and Latin America region.
The South Shore hotel, in Southampton, has just celebrated its 50th anniversary and now has another reason...
DATE: Jan 19, 2007
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