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An ‘ambassadorfor the Island’

Tribute was paid yesterday to US businessman John Manna, an eclectic supplier of heavy equipment to Bermudian businesses and a long-standing promoter of the Island for several decades. Healthcare activist Mark Selley called the retired Lieutenant Col...
Oct 16, 2014
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Raleigh veteran is there for young adventurers

Alex Dill exemplifies all of the very best qualities of Bermuda’s young people. Intelligent, articulate, friendly and caring, he has a keen social conscience and an unending enthusiasm for helping others. The 26-year-old is a volunteer and board me...
Oct 15, 2014
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Prison officers in promotions parade

A group of 16 prison officers took part in a promotions parade yesterday to mark their rise through the ranks of the Department of Corrections. Eleven officers were promoted from Basic Officer to Divisional Officer and five officers from Divisional O...
Oct 14, 2014
Opinion Writer

Lazy is something I seem to do well ... and often

Snow day! Well, the closest thing children here ever get to one. Sunday was spent sheltering from the wind, not thinking about the two smashed shutters ripped off in the night, and ignoring the disaster of a garden. There was no internet to check e-m...
Oct 14, 2014
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How do you define work?

Work. There is a lot of discussion today about work or the lack of work. How do you define work? As I see it work is the word to describe what it is you do — that is, what you learned in school, the skills you acquired with further training, learning...
Oct 14, 2014
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Introducingthe love guru

If anyone knows of the challenges involved in love and romantic relationships it’s motivational speaker Tony Gaskins Jr. As the son of a former pastor, Mr Gaskins Jr grew up in a loving home in Central Florida. However while attending college under ...
Oct 13, 2014
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The curse of modern technology

As a last resort yours truly is relying on a number of captioned photographs hoping they will enable me to reach the deadline for a submission this time around Having spent much time researching, and nearly completing, what was intended to be my main...
Oct 11, 2014
Letters to the Editor

JOURNEY OF THE BUBBLE DUDE!

How can we pass up the chance to take a “RUN” At a serious story which is also such “FUN” What’s up with this dude found in “TROUBLE” Coming from Florida to Bermuda in a “BUBBLE” The bubble is a giant plastic “WHEEL” Propelled by running inside it wi...
Oct 09, 2014
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Living proof that you’re never too old to learn

Louise Franks is living proof you’re never too old to learn a new skill. The 100-year-old recently developed a knack for using digital cameras and said she now finds great enjoyment in taking pictures of the Island’s landscape. Her photographic wor...
Oct 08, 2014
Opinion Writer

Cynicism is the grown-up cool, beware the fun police

Sometimes I can be a real killjoy. I notice it especially with the kids. Children can get so enthusiastic about things, literally buzzing in their little socks with excitement, often over the pretty mundane. Ebullient over the ordinary, what a wonder...
Oct 07, 2014
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Alarm raised over hospital spiders

Suspected black widow spiders, likely to be the lookalike brown widow, were found yesterday nestled in benches outside the new emergency room doors at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. The final word on the spiders’ identity rests with Government en...
Oct 07, 2014
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Why fly to Bermuda when you can run?

An extreme adventurer has set off on an extraordinary mission to paddle more than 1,000 miles from Florida to Bermuda in a giant plastic ball. Reza Baluchi left Fort Lauderdale on September 27 in the specially adapted ‘hydro pod’ and is currently hea...
Oct 04, 2014
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