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Nothing to do in Bermuda?

Most of us are tightening our belts after all that seasonal spending so, luckily for us, Bermuda Tourism are running an initiative to let us dine at many local restaurants for a reduced cost! Over 35 of Bermuda's top restaurants are participating in ...
Jan 09, 2014
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New life for former St George pub

A new fish restaurant and sports bar will soon be open for business in a landmark location in the heart of St George. Gerald Pascoe, of youth charity Soccer For Friends, has taken out a three-year lease on the former George & Dragon pub on King’s Squ...
Jan 09, 2014
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Express your condolences to Louise Jackson’s family

A Condolence Book for the late Louise Jackson has been made available for public signing at the Cabinet Office. Those interested in signing the book can do so at the Cabinet Office between 10am and 4.30pm between tomorrow and Friday. Mrs Jackson, a v...
Jan 08, 2014
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Belco fuel pipeline developer dies

Top fuel industry executive and Bermudian Keith Hollis, whose career included developing the eight mile Esso pipeline from St George’s to Belco’s Hamilton power plant, has died and his funeral is planned for today. Stephen Turner, Exxon Corporation ...
Jan 08, 2014
Opinion Writer

The message remains alive

Most of Bermuda was engulfed in grief with the sudden passing recently of not just an elder stateswoman, but one who was a true champion for those with little or no voice in affairs of the Bermuda they helped to build. She displayed no fear in speaki...
Jan 07, 2014
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Work begins to tidy up St George’s Golf Course

After years of neglect, the St George’s Golf Course is getting a make over from a team of four workers under the direction of the Parks Department. “When you believe, you can achieve,” said St George’s North MP Kenneth Bascome, as the long grass was ...
Jan 07, 2014
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A trailblazer who touched the lives of thousands

Most children of today won’t remember black and white television, or the countless black and white photographs in the homes of thousands of once young Bermudians who passed through the Jackson School of Performing Arts. Long before cultural arts were...
Jan 03, 2014
Planning News

New stables for SPCA approved

The SPCA has been granted planning approval to erect new stables at its Valley Road, Paget headquarters to house farm animals. The proposal, which was received by the Planning Department on November 13 and approved by the Development Application Comm...
Jan 03, 2014
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New Year’s Honours pair express joy at accolade

Two more Bermudian awardees on the Queen’s New Year’s Honours List have told The Royal Gazette of their joy at the accolade: Stan (Lord Necktie) Seymour, and Kathleen Ford. “My phone hasn’t stopped ringing,” said Ms Ford, who was among the four to re...
Jan 03, 2014
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‘She gave a voice to the weak, and the forgotten’

A voice for the weak, a role model for all, and a person whose very existence made Bermuda a better place, Louise Jackson OBE has been remembered as all this and more. The Island’s elder stateswoman died yesterday aged 83, leaving a legacy that all a...
Jan 03, 2014
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Louise Jackson dies, aged 83

Louise Jackson, awarded the Order of the British Empire by the Queen in the New Year Honours for her years of public service and work for the Island’s seniors, died earlier today. She was 83 years old. Tributes have poured in from across the communit...
Jan 02, 2014
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Annual count nets 98 birds for local watchers

Local birdwatchers identified nearly 100 species — including two rarities — during this year’s Christmas Bird Count, according to Andrew Dobson, president of the Bermuda Audubon Society. “This year’s count went very well, and we recorded an above ave...
Dec 31, 2013
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