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Leftover fish and lobster pots may still be causing damage to Bermuda?s underwater environment by destroying cold-water corals.
Cold-water corals, which live at the cool temperatures found in higher latitudes or deeper waters of temperatures between ...
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The trial of two parents accused of killing their baby daughter had to be halted abruptly yesterday when one of the defendants fell ill.
Dr. Amenemhat Waset Amen-Ra Tamerry, 48, and his wife Maatkai Hatsheput Tamerry, 36, are charged with unlawfully ...
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Environment Minister Neletha Butterfield has warned of ?a rising tide of rubbish and waste from our throwaway society? and said Government intended to take action with the tabling of a white paper on the fishing industry and marine resources.
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The Department of Parks has stepped in to save the day for residents who use the park on Parsons Road.
Grass at the city park is so overgrown that one resident joked that a small child could be completely lost in it. The man who refused to be named, ...
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An invasive species of fish, that could present one of the biggest threats to the Island?s endemic fish, has continued to be sighted in Bermuda.
The staff of the Department of Conservation Services is encouraging all divers and snorkelers to report s...
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A fish endemic to Bermuda, the Killifish, will be researched in depth as its numbers have begun to dwindle.
Bermudian researcher Mark Outerbridge is taking on the project under the Bermuda Biodiversity Project as part of his Master of Science degree ...
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Health Minister Patrice Minors went on the offensive yesterday, defending Government plans to slash funding for a drug rehabilitation programme.
Earlier this week the Salvation Army's Major Lindsay Rowe made a public appeal, pleading with Government ...
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Two witnesses who claimed they could positively identify two of the men charged in the violent skirmish at Wellington Oval gave evidence in Magistrates? Court yesterday.
Both witnesses, who cannot be named in media reports due to a publication ban, w...
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Students will be able to graduate this year despite classroom disruptions caused by a teachers' strike last month.
Government schools teachers took industrial action after months of failed pay talks and as a result of the action this year's planned T...
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