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"Anniversary club"

Congratulations to: John Andersen McConnie of Wentworth Lane, Somerset whose birthday is today. Julianna D’Estelle Roe of Sandys whose 25th birthday is today. Raymond Anderson of West side Road, Somerset whose 65th birthday is today. Rolisa Camille o...
Sep 21, 2011
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"Enid Harvey, wife of late Canon, dies"

News has been received of the death on September 10 of former Bermuda resident Enid Harvey. Mrs Harvey, who died after a brief illness, was the widow of the late Canon Reg Harvey who left Bermuda a few years ago. While in Bermuda, she was very acti...
Sep 20, 2011
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"Hotel industry stalwart McPhee finds a passion for art and sport"

Kevin McPhee’s hospitality career has taken him from Bermuda to California, the Caribbean and as far away as Hawaii, and then back east to Utah. He may soon be moving again, to North Carolina. On the island of Maui (who wouldn’t want to live there), ...
Sep 19, 2011
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"No need to widen Town Cut – ex-mayor"

A former St George’s Mayor is calling on Government to reconsider a plan to build a pier at Murray’s Anchorage rather than blasting Town Cut. Henry Hayward said that while the old plan would likely involve the demolition of several buildings and cost...
Sep 19, 2011
Politics

"Dunkley: Open a St George’s police station"

Shadow Minister of National Security Michael Dunkley called for St George’s police station to open 24-hours-a-day after news that no officers were available to deal with a serious incident this week. The Royal Gazette reported on Wednesday that Belle...
Sep 19, 2011
Tourism

"BEST: Don’t widen Cut until there’s a tourism strategy"

The Department of Tourism needs to solidify a tourism strategy before deciding if Town Cut should be widened, according to environmental activist Stuart Hayward. Speaking out yesterday following media reports that a study on Town Cut recommended cutt...
Sep 17, 2011
Tourism

"Businesses call for more ferry service, smaller cruise ships"

St George’s businesses yesterday expressed apprehension over a study suggesting that the Town Cut be dramatically widened to allow larger ships. Media reports detailing the study say it recommends doubling the width of Town Cut, destroying large port...
Sep 17, 2011

"The wedding of the year"

The Great Sound Lawn of the Fairmont Southampton Hotel was the setting a week ago of what turned out to be the wedding of the year. Exchanging vows were Pastor Gary Simons, the widely esteemed President of the Cornerstone Foundation and Senior Pastor...
Sep 17, 2011

"Dockyard goes old school tonight"

A musical explosion is planned for Dockyard tonight that aims to take residents back a couple of decades. Tunes from the 1970s, 80s and 90s will feature as part of Wedco’s Dockyard Old School Explosion. Those who attend can expect to hear old favouri...
Sep 17, 2011
Politics

"Barritt resigns from the House"

John Barritt yesterday brought his long House of Assembly career to an end by resigning as Opposition Leader and as an MP. A by-election will now take place in Devonshire South Central, with new One Bermuda Alliance leader Senator Craig Cannonier aim...
Sep 16, 2011
Tourism

"Town Cut meeting delayed"

The Corporation of St George will learn the results of a report on Town Cut next week, after a scheduled Tuesday meeting was cancelled. St George Mayor Kenneth Bascome said the results of a study ordered last year into the possibility of modifying To...
Sep 15, 2011
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