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"Flights delayed after airport lightning strike"

Incoming flights to Bermuda were delayed yesterday after a powerful lightning strike at LF Wade International Airport. According to general manager Aaron Adderley, the hit caused an electrical surge in one of the airport’s radio communications system...
Aug 06, 2013
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"Ideas sought for site of former rest home"

The Pembroke Parish Council is seeking proposals for the former site of the Pembroke Rest Home to help improve the community. According to an advertisement in yesterday’s edition of this newspaper, the Council is seeking expressions of interest for t...
Aug 06, 2013
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"Cup Match weekend one of safest on record"

Police, backed up by Bermuda Regiment soldiers, were out in force monitoring crowds at the Cup Match cricket game in St George’s on Thursday and Friday, several musical concerts, and the Non-Mariners Race at Mangrove Bay on Sunday. According to polic...
Aug 06, 2013
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"Ombudsman launches contempt case against Hamilton Mayor"

City of Hamilton Mayor, Graeme Outerbridge and Deputy Mayor Donal Smith are facing contempt proceedings in relation to the Ombudsman’s investigation into City Hall. The Office of the Ombudsman initiated the proceeding on July 26. The Royal Gazette un...
Aug 05, 2013
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"‘It’s like breathing, we have to do it’"

American artist Jim Kuhlman came to Bermuda for the first time with his wife, Julie, while she was going through chemotherapy treatments for breast cancer in 1997. They both fell deeply in love with the Island and this week will mark Mr Kuhlman’s fir...
Aug 05, 2013
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"It’s not sexy, but it is important"

Eyes tend to glaze over when discussing how the operation of the Legislature might be improved. I understand. It isn’t a high priority for a lot of people and it doesn’t make for the sexiest news. But the importance of reform on the Hill is starting ...
Aug 05, 2013
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"Island waits for UK approval of tax compliance deal with US"

Bermuda is ready to sign off on a Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) agreement with the US Government, Finance Minister Bob Richards has announced. The agreement, initialled by Bermuda and the US, must next be endorsed by the UK’s Foreign and...
Aug 05, 2013
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"Cannonier joins the festivities at Non-Mariners race"

An improvised flotilla took over Mangrove Bay as the 41st annual Non-Mariners Race brought the Cup Match holiday to a colourful close. Premier Craig Cannonier showed he could take a joke at his own expense, by joining the crew of a winning float pok...
Aug 05, 2013
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"Showers fail to dampen spirits "

Steamy weather and occasional showers failed to dampen Cup Match celebrations in St George's. Thousands of spectators flooded Wellington Oval on Thursday and Friday to watch the annual game, enjoy food from the assorted vendors and try their luck at...
Aug 03, 2013
Opinion Writer

"Still stuck for Non-Mariners, look no more"

Happy Cup Match everyone I hope you all enjoyed the game and that you all have a happy, safe and fun holiday. n Still looking for a boat for the Non-Mariners Race on Sunday, August 4th? The Coral Sea is offering an option from 11am until 7pm, boardi...
Aug 03, 2013
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