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Drivers urged to use caution in City

The Corporation of Hamilton has urged drivers and pedestrians to ‘use caution’ in the city as they continue working to restore several traffic lights. City workers have focused on restoring areas that help the flow of traffic throughout the city aft...
Oct 22, 2014
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Post Office sorting centre closed

The Post Office’s Processing Centre has been closed in the aftermath of Hurricane Gonzalo. The building sustained damage during the Category 3 hurricane and there remains a hole in the roof of the structure. A Government spokesman said this evening ...
Oct 22, 2014
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Rising chefs event postponed

The start of the Rising Chef of The Year competition is being put on the back burner after Hurricane Gonzalo. The initial stages of the event, an annual fundraiser organised by the Bermuda Hospitality Institute, have been postponed by a week. The fi...
Oct 21, 2014
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Soldiers boost morale for seniors

Regiment soldiers helped to boost morale and provide assistance for some 100 seniors residing at two Bermuda Housing Trust properties during Hurricane Gonzalo. BHT chairman John Barritt was so concerned about the welfare of the residents, he liaised...
Oct 21, 2014
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A moment of beauty in a night of chaos

This tiny trio may each weigh less than a bag of sugar, but they caused a tonne of chaos by being born at the height of Hurricane Gonzalo. Breeder Philando Hill Jr faced a whirlwind of activity when his boxer Europa became a mom at about 9.15pm on F...
Oct 21, 2014
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A day in the lifeof koi ‘Beatles’

Hurricane Gonzalo was a scary time for most people on the Island, but for one cat it seemed like a dream come true — free sushi. Pet lover Zoe Mulholland brought her koi fish inside to be safe during the storm. Her cat, Mario, sat for hours by the ba...
Oct 21, 2014
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Repairing storm damage? Don’t forget about your building permit

The Planning Department has published an online advisory to help the public repair damaged homes in the aftermath of Hurricane Gonzalo and Tropical Storm Fay. The advisory details the general rules associated with hurricane-related repair work and wh...
Oct 21, 2014
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Soldier hurt in quarry accident

A Regiment soldier’s leg was broken yesterday when he was hit by a car as he helped direct traffic near the Government Quarry in the Shark Hole area of Harrington Sound Road, Hamilton Parish, just after 11am. The 29-year-old soldier from Devonshire,...
Oct 21, 2014
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Dolphins make it through storm

The nine marine residents of Dolphin Quest weathered Hurricane Gonzalo safely behind the thick stone walls surrounding The Keep pond shelter, general manager Christine Mihelcic said. Staff were on hand throughout the storm to watch over the dolphins....
Oct 21, 2014
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What was your scariesthurricane moment?

Most people could only hunker down and pray during the worst of Hurricane Gonzalo. The Island was battered by sustained winds of 110 miles per hour late Friday evening into Saturday morning. The Royal Gazette took to the streets to find out what the...
Oct 21, 2014
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Royal Navy rises to the challenge

Scaling roofs to repair hurricane damage was one of the most challenging parts of the Royal Navy’s relief operation, according to Commander Paul Hammond, Captain of HMS Argyll. Commander Hammond explained how he deployed a specialist team of sailor...
Oct 21, 2014
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Sometimes the old ways are still best

It was made from cedar and clay mortar using age-old Bermudian building techniques. But often the oldest ways are the best. And so it was no surprise to those responsible for building the Settler’s Cottage in St David’s, which is based on the same de...
Oct 21, 2014
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