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DATE: May 15, 2009
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Over $3,000 worth of damage was caused when vandals ripped off the door of the Bermuda Sub Aqua Dive Club in an attempt to break into the building.
The culprits cut the phone line and the power lines so the alarm system was not activated and the secu...
DATE: May 15, 2009
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Keep Bermuda Beautiful is hosting its annual clean up on Saturday and they are asking for more volunteers.
The organisation currently has 200 volunteers lined up to pick up trash and is asking the public to join in and if possible identify a new litt...
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A team of Bermudians are to travel to Haiti this summer to bring hope to thousands of poverty-stricken people.
The group will accompany Phillip Rego to the village of Montrouis in July to work on food, education and medical programmes.
Twenty volunte...
DATE: May 14, 2009
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Health Minister Nelson Bascome has expressed disappointment about the backlog in financial statements for health funds.
Extra resources are now being brought in to clear a backlog going back several years.
On Friday he tabled the Mutual Reinsurance F...
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Government leaders are off to Washington next week for talks with leading US lawmakers with Premier Dr. Ewart Brown hopeful the Island is getting its message across.
Bermuda has been targeted by some US politicians who have labelled it a tax haven.
B...
DATE: May 14, 2009
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Government has let Union Asset Holdings Ltd. off the hook for all of the $6.8 million owed under a bond due when the Berkeley school project failed.
But in return the Bermuda Industrial Union, the sole owner of Union Asset Holdings Ltd. (UAH), has ag...
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The Police have outsourced the monitoring of Hamilton's CCTV cameras to a civilian firm on a trial basis so they can be watched 24 hours a day.
The Royal Gazette understands that the surveillance cameras, which are monitored from Police headquarters,...
DATE: May 14, 2009
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Government is to pay out $45,000 to underwrite costs incurred by taxis as a result of the National Heroes Day date switch.
Taxi drivers complained they had already paid to calibrate their meters in the knowledge that the holiday was going to take pla...
DATE: May 14, 2009
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Tim Smith