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"PLP MP ties end of racial strife to Independence"

Veteran Government backbencher Walter Lister has suggested a Bermudian should do Governor Sir Richard Gozney’s job and would probably come “at a better price”. He spoke out in the House of Assembly after fellow Progressive Labour Party MP Marc Bean c...
May 30, 2011
Opinion Writer

"Breary grabs the Bermuda Day spotlight"

Deon who? That might have been the question those in the road running circle had been asking just a couple of years ago. But Deon Breary has burst onto the scene in a hurry, and what a burst it's been. First local female in January's International Ra...
May 27, 2011
Tourism

"Bermuda-themed Heritage Nights kick off in Dockyard tonight"

A Heritage Nights programme designed to liven up Dockyard on Thursday nights is kicking off tonight. The event will run for 18 weeks and will feature live music, ethnic dance performances, juggling acts and craft demonstrations, Environment Minister ...
May 26, 2011
Running-Triathlon

"Alen shrugs off May 24 collapse as ‘one of those things’"

Jennifer Alen has shrugged off her May 24 collapse as ‘one of those things’ and has vowed to come back stronger than ever. Alen was leading with little more than a mile to go when her legs gave out on Church Street, taking her out of the race and lea...
May 26, 2011
Other

" People "

Ewart (Trey) Brown graduated recently from Howard University, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in Radio, Television and Film. Trey is the son of former Premier Dr Ewart F. Brown and his former wife Priscilla Murray Brown. He attended Francis Patt...
May 26, 2011
Running-Triathlon

"GameTime answered Tucker's plea"

Bermuda Half-Marathon Derby winners received their full complement of prizes after GameTime betting shop came to the rescue with a generous donation. The May 24 organising committee had got rid of prizes for age group winners and scrapped the prize-g...
May 26, 2011
Other

"Plan to liven up Dockyard"

Environment Minister Walter Roban today launched a promotion for a Heritage Nights programme designed to liven up Dockyard on Thursday nights. The event, which kicks off tomorrow night, will run for 18 weeks and will feature live music, ethnic dance ...
May 25, 2011
Other

"Funeral for one of our oldest residents takes place today"

The funeral for one of Bermuda’s oldest residents, Esmee Burrows, will take place at Southampton Seventh-day Adventist Church today. Mrs Burrows, the mother of former Progressive Labour Party MP Reginald Burrows, died last week, a month short of her ...
May 25, 2011
Education

"Former Warwick Academy head Joseph Marshall dies"

A former Warwick Academy school headteacher, known for being a “strong disciplinarian” and having a “strong strength of character”, has died aged 83. Bermuda-born Joseph (Zacky) Marshall served as Warwick Academy headteacher from 1972 to his retirem...
May 25, 2011
Other

"Thousands turn out for Bermuda Day festivities"

Gombeys, dancers and decorated floats drew thousands of locals and visitors to yesterday's 2011 Bermuda Day Parade. Crowds lined the sidewalk from Bernard Park to City Hall to see and hear the annual event, which highlighted the Island's rich cultura...
May 25, 2011
Running-Triathlon

"Breary's May 24 dream comes true"

What was a nightmare for Jennifer Alen turned into “a dream come true” for first time May 24 Derby women's winner Deon Breary. With only a mile remaining, disaster struck for leader Alen whose Derby ambitions were left in tatters when she collapsed t...
May 25, 2011
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