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March 8, 2004
Dear Sir,
Bermuda's recent worries about the islands tourism industry received a well-timed boost from America's favourite gangster Tony Soprano (HBO's, "The Sopranos, March 8, 2004). The New Jersey crime boss...
Government and the Association for Due Process and the Constitution are almost on the same page on constitutional change and how the Country should move to Independence, according to Association secretary Warren Cabral.
And he says he is convinced th...
A front-page headline in the Bermuda Sun last week incited racism, a Government backbencher claimed on Friday.(PLP)was referring to an article on the Bermuda Cement Company?s (BCC) contract row and he blamed the Editor of the Bermuda Sun for allowing...
Bermuda's growing relations with Cuba will come back to haunt the Island, Opposition Cultural Affairs spokeswoman Louise Jackson warned on Friday.
And Premier Alex Scott promised to hold talks with US Consul General Denis Coleman to "get to the botto...
Government will soon release a paper on Independence, Premier Alex Scott said yesterday.
?In the coming weeks, we will release a document outlining the basic issues surrounding Independence in a clear and understandable format,? he said in a statemen...
Bermuda insurance giant ACE Limited yesterday named Evan Greenberg, son of insurance industry legend Maurice "Hank" Greenberg, as CEO.
Speaking with The Royal Gazette from Philadelphia following the announcement, Mr. Greenberg and outgoing CEO Brian ...
A VETERAN of the Outward Bound experience, John Hasell was on the island recently, offering his knowledge of the operation and its potential for development to the local programme.
In 1969, Mr. Hasell was involved in establishing the first Canadian O...
The African Methodist Episcopal church has taken a firm line against casinos and gay marriages.
However it is encouraging discussion on Independence.
The AMEchurch, which is the third largest church on the Island and represents nearly 7,000 people, t...
IT was a time when the most violent noise to disturb Bermuda's all-prevailing air of tranquillity was usually the backfiring of a two-stroke Mobylette engine.
But on the night of March 10, 1973 at least three men infiltrated the grounds of Government...
Dollars and sense
March 2, 2004
Dear Sir,
I was just reading the article in today's paper entitled 'Food survey sounds hunger alarm'. I was particularly struck by the part in which the reporter quoted Ms Vaucrosson as saying: "Government can't do it ...
