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THE Department of Tourism has awarded its $13.2-million advertising contract to a company owned by a benefactor of 2004 US presidential candidate Al Sharpton ? as predicted by the last September.
According to an informed source, GlobalHue's appointme...
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WHEN the World Rugby Classic was first played in Bermuda in 1988, it was a fun-loving tournament with the players not taking things too seriously. But since then the Classic has evolved into a ferociously-fought affair ? in fact too much so claim som...
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Bermudians For Referendum now have the signed support of more than half the voters from the last election and have pledged to march and even lobby in the UK if the Government refuses to listen.
Spokesman Mike Marsh challenged Premier Alex Scott to gi...
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I have always had a creative bent. When I was young I wanted to be a writer and was obsessed with Agatha Christie, but I got confused looks when I said I wanted to be a writer, I guess I should have said I wanted to be a fireman!
I have always had a ...
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Dennis Alma Robinson was only out of jail a few years for drug dealing before he found himself back behind bars for murdering the Cooper twins.
Robinson was jailed for three years in November 2000 for his role in a plot to smuggle a large quantity of...
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MEMBERS of the police bomb disposal unit were yesterday called to a Somerset property after a large metal explosive was discovered on its shoreline.
Officers carefully examined the "large metal object", determining it to be harmless, before allowing ...
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FORMER Premier Sir John Swan has called on Bermudians to make a renewed attempt to bridge the island's longstanding racial divide ? warning that failure to do will allow the island's past to overshadow its present and destroy its future.
Sir John en...
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Shoddy practice facilities at the majority of club grounds might soon be a problem of the past, according to Bermuda Cricket Board.
The governing body have revealed they are working with English netting specialists Tildenet in the hope of building to...
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Yesterday, Minister of Health Patrice Minors admitted that she was incorrect when she alleged that the Salvation Army sent money collected on the Island abroad to Canada.
A joint Press release from Mrs. Minors and Divisional Commander of the Salvatio...
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