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Pair abandon ship in rough seas

Rough weather off the coast of Bermuda forced the crew of one sailing vessel to abandon ship this weekend. A spokesman for the Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre said that the Swedish registered Bull, en route to St Georges from Stuart, Florida, got ...
Mar 10, 2014
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Remembering the unfortunate death of Midshipman Dale

By Dr Edward Harris ‘This trip to Bermuda has brought forth many thoughts and feelings of history and family, of service and of sacrifice, and of the poignant tragedy of a father having to bury his son. — Edward Morgan Dale, February 2014 In these da...
Mar 08, 2014
Opinion Writer

The frog and the scorpion

Politics will change when politicians change, one reader told me after last week’s column. He has a point. Albert Einstein put it another way: “The world as we have created it is a process of our thinking. It cannot be changed without changing our th...
Mar 07, 2014
Opinion Writer

Bermuda films star at Historical Lecture Series event

The next Historical Heartbeats Winter Lecture Series will be a Film Night on Thursday, March 13th, screening two 30-minute films, ‘Bermuda Cedar’ and ‘The Easter Lily’, at Bermuda National Library. This event is a collaboration with the Bermuda Natio...
Mar 06, 2014
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Moniz: I’ve got an ‘open mind’ on dangerous dogs

Health and Environment Minister Trevor Moniz told MPs he had an “open mind” about how best to deal with Bermuda’s dangerous dogs and is “sympathetic to the idea that there should be some change”. Mr Moniz said he didn’t propose to make any changes to...
Mar 05, 2014
Letters to the Editor

We must stay ahead of the curve

2 March 2014 Dear Sir, Good day, Bermuda. We wish to thank you all for your support over the last few weeks, we appreciate all of the advice given in one form or the other. We operate best when the input of Bermudians are brought to our attention. We...
Mar 05, 2014
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Boeing touts Island’s air traffic expansion plans

Bermuda’s plans to expand its area of air traffic control were in focus at the World Air Traffic management Congress in Madrid yesterday. The Government announced in last November’s Throne Speech its intentions to become a certified Air Navigation Se...
Mar 05, 2014
Letters to the Editor

Security process leaves a lot to be desired

March 2, 2014 Dear Sir, The improvements in the airport arrivals process over the last 18 months have been noticed and appreciated. Now let’s turn to security screening for US departures. The rules in Bermuda in the US departures area ought to be t...
Mar 05, 2014
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Hanoi heaven

After working a steady office job for three years, Bermudian Whitney Wilson got an aching feeling there was something bigger waiting for her away from these shores. The 27-year-old left the comforts of home, family and friends in late 2012 — to expe...
Mar 04, 2014
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Dog seizures on the rise

Government has significantly stepped up its seizures of illegal dogs in the past year, according to figures released by the Department of Environmental Protection. Animal wardens seized 136 dogs in 2013, compared to just 69 in 2012. And already this ...
Mar 04, 2014
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$5.5 million spent so far on clean-up

Government has spent $5.5 million to date to clean up Morgan’s Point, according to Works Minister Patricia Gordon-Pamplin, who told MPs that the job was expected to be done by March 31, 2016. The total authorised figure for remediation is $38 million...
Mar 03, 2014
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