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The flu pandemic that swept the world in 1918 killed more than 20 million people, and Bermuda was not spared from its grip.
The illness was at its peak on the Island during the the month of October 1918, and by the end of that month the estimated dea...
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A gold bracelet and two gold rings have been stolen from a St. George?s house. Police said that a woman?s house at Printers Alley was broken into between 7.45 a.m. and 11.30 p.m. on Thursday.
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Several objections have been registered for a Bank of Bermuda/HSBC Group planning application to build a high-rise on top of Trimingham?s on Front Street. Bank of Bermuda/HSBC has sought final planning approval to convert numbers 39, 41 and 43 Front ...
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The farmers' market in Hamilton re-opens on Saturday with residents being urged to come along and buy locally grown vegetables, produce and handicrafts.
Although it is still early in the season the market will sell many items that have been produced ...
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A dinghy with two people on board capsized off Spanish Point yesterday. Harbour Radio said the incident happened at about 1.20 p.m. near Hogfish Beacon.
Marine Police were called to help the boat amid windy conditions.A spokesman said the two people ...
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Police are investigating a break-in at a Warwick guest house. The property was targeted between midnight and 9 a.m. on Saturday and a tourist had $160 stolen from her room.
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Arnold parts ways with Tourism
Arnold has parted ways with the Department of Tourism, the agency said, citing workload brought on by a $90 million account from Hershey's.
The tourism office had launched its mandatory review last month, just before He...
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The Opposition?s official response to the Throne Speech today will include United Bermuda Party concerns about declining values.
Speaking ahead of the House of Assembly debate, UBP Leader Grant Gibbons refused to be drawn on the detail of his speech....
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A court case due to be heard in a fortnight to decide if businessman Harold Darrell was the victim of an alleged confidentiality breach by a Bank of Bermuda officer is now officially terminated.
The civil matter, which had been due to be heard on Nov...
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The president of the Bermuda Hotel Association is calling for a true championship standard golf course at Morgan?s Point.
This comes in the wake of a proposal handed to Government by a group of Harvard Business graduates which includes 60 age-restric...
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