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"Our hopes for Bermuda"

At a recent Sandys Rotary meeting two young students — Nathanael Fubler and Jashae Allen-Lamontagne — spoke about their lives, their hopes and their fears. Present was businessman and former Premier Sir John Swan who forwarded their speeches to The R...
Jan 28, 2013
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"Park staff’s food drive a big success"

Staff at the Department of Parks who collected food and household items for the needy over Christmas have been thanked for their efforts by Minister of Environment and Planning Sylvan Richards. The Christmas in the Park After Dark event was a light s...
Jan 24, 2013
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"Free community dinner goes down well for many in need"

St Paul AME Church opened its doors for a free community dinner this week, continuing its tradition for the needy and unemployed. The church’s Rose Bell Missionary Society hosted its first meal specifically for the jobless a year ago. Tuesday night’s...
Jan 23, 2013
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"Anniversary Club"

Congratulations to: Lisa Ming of Railway Trail, Warwick whose birthday is today. To have a birthday or anniversary listed in Anniversary Club please contact Samantha Hill on 278-0122 or shill@royalgazette.bm.
Jan 20, 2013
Letters to the Editor

"A return to manners"

January 15, 2013 Dear Sir, An interesting editorial in today's newspaper. I often find myself automatically reaching for a pen and paper whenever I see anything written about manners, etiquette or protocol. Then I hesitate because of the perception t...
Jan 17, 2013
Letters to the Editor

"Far from satisfactory"

January 13, 2013 Dear Sir, Some days ago I called one of our local banks to confirm whether or not a case of credit card machine tapes that I had previously ordered had been delivered to the branch bank closest to me for ease of collection. These day...
Jan 16, 2013
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"Evicted man intends to battle on"

An eviction notice was served yesterday against Sandys resident Robert Moulder, whose protected legal battle over a land dispute has left him saddled with hundreds of thousands in costs. Mr Moulder is adamant that the Bermuda Court of Appeal unjustly...
Jan 12, 2013
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"Former shot put star shines in street patrol role"

The woman charged with leading city bike patrols for Security Associates is Sonya Smith. Still a record holder, the former javelin and shot put champion, who set a Carifta record in Jamaica in 1979 said: “This is the ideal job for me.” Humbled by the...
Jan 11, 2013
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"Umbra the whale returns to Bermuda’s waters"

Spotting Bermuda’s first fluke-identified humpback whale of the season has been hailed as a victory for “citizen science” by whale-watcher Andrew Stevenson. The humpback female, known as Umbra, is catalogued as number 1001. Whale enthusiasts identify...
Jan 11, 2013
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"Anti-vagrancy and crime patrols to be stepped up"

A security firm has been given the green light by the Bermuda Police Service to step up patrols neighbourhoods and the City of Hamilton to combat crime. The new city patrol programme launched by Security Associates last year to stop vagrants from loi...
Jan 10, 2013
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"CCTV system needs to be assessed"

In October an article appeared in The Royal Gazette entitled ‘Coming Soon: Island-Wide CCTV’, wherein we were told that tenders had been requested to submit bids for the "implementation, maintenance and monitoring of a mesh network system of CCTV cam...
Jan 02, 2013
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