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A Scottish family on holiday in Bermuda were plucked to safety by a ferry after their boat started to sink yesterday.
The drama began around 2 p.m. when the Boston Whaler with six people on board was near the Camber at the entrance to Dockyard. It wa...
DATE: Jul 04, 2006
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Nothing is more romantic than frothy waves breaking on a Bermuda beach, and nothing is more of a nightmare than those same waves breaking against your front porch.
That is why Canadian geologist Steve Blasco and a team of other scientists were on the...
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Bermuda's current account surplus jumped 18 percent to $194 million, compared to the $176 million surplus recorded in the first quarter of 2006 according to statistics released by the Department of Statistics.
Higher exports of services led to this t...
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Some of Bermuda?s finest cricketers yesterday paid tribute to late Yorkshire, Derbyshire and England fast bowler Fred Trueman who died of lung cancer on Saturday at the age of 75.
Trueman made his England Test debut against India at Leeds in 1952 ? j...
DATE: Jul 04, 2006
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Drivers who already have a valid licence from an overseas country will soon no longer be required to take the full car driving test in Bermuda.
Instead they will need to take only a written test and the reverse parking section of the practical test.
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DATE: Jul 04, 2006
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Growing up, Robert Langum?s Illinois family always thought they were Spanish.
It wasn?t until a badly planned genealogy trip to another part of the state that the Langums discovered that they were actually of Portuguese heritage.
The Langums didn?t k...
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Editor has defended the paper against claims of "vindictive" reporting against blacks ? and offered to meet protestors who appear to be calling for a boycott of the newspaper.
Fliers have been put up in the Bulls Head car park and at the General Post...
DATE: Jul 04, 2006
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Last week's "ride-by" shooting at the recently opened The Swizzle in Warwick helps to explain why, even if overall crime statistics are generally declining, the public is more worried about public safety than ever.
What causes even more concern is th...
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A new men?s Byte world champion will be crowned later this week at Spanish Point Boat Club, hosts for the 2006 Byte CII World Championships.
Last year?s men?s winner, Jean Baptiste Bernaz of France, is not among a total of 18 international skippers w...
DATE: Jul 04, 2006
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The deterioration of highly visible property and landmarks in St. George?s has brought a call for Government to remedy the situation and remove the blots on the landscape that visitors see as they arrive in the World Heritage Status town.
A water cat...
DATE: Jul 04, 2006
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