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"Eyesore areas getting worse, complains Somerset resident"

A Somerset resident claims nothing effective is being done about known drug spots and that dumped trash has been allowed to pile up. The woman, who asked not to be named, said the Scott’s Hill Road area in Sandys was grappling with what she calls the...
Mar 28, 2011
Tourism

"UBP to support Morgan’s Point Resort Act"

The Opposition will support legislation allowing Bermuda’s first $2 billion “destination resort” to be developed if it goes before the House of Assembly today. The Morgan’s Point Resort Act 2011 is expected to be debated by MPs and Shadow Tourism Min...
Mar 28, 2011
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"MPs hail new era of tourism as Morgan's Point Act approved"

The House of Assembly heard today that a fresh era in tourism is on the way as a bill allowing a “critically important” $2 billion resort to be developed at Morgan's Point was approved. MPs from all three political parties praised the Morgan's Point ...
Mar 28, 2011
Politics

"Senators back new EEZs for the east and west of Island"

Orders to create Economic Empowerment Zones (EEZs) in St George’s and Somerset have been approved in the Senate. Economy Minister Kim Wilson said the new EEZs would help to encourage entrepreneurs and support existing businesses in the east and west ...
Mar 25, 2011
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"Activist opposes Horseshoe Bay concession development"

Environmental activist Graeme Outerbridge has spoken out against a proposed redevelopment of the Horseshoe Bay concessions area claiming environmental studies should have been carried out. “I have a real problem with a facility going in a public park...
Mar 21, 2011
Politics

"UBP: Will Govt be liable for Sovereign deal?"

United Bermuda Party leader Kim Swan fears Government will have to pay for damages after handing out an improper licence for private jet services at the airport. Sovereign Flight Support was given permission to provide services in 2007 but it later e...
Mar 21, 2011
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"Temporary closure of East grounds of Botanical Gardens"

The East grounds of the Botanical Gardens will close to the public at sunset today. The grounds will be closed until 4pm tomorrow, for a private reception honouring the Earl and Countess of Wessex. Masterworks Museum will also be closed as a result o...
Mar 16, 2011
Politics

"Airport’s live music is silenced by cutbacks"

Local entertainment at LF Wade International Airport is to be axed, baggage handling staff will be cut and overtime reduced, the House of Assembly heard yesterday. During the Budget debate on Transport, Minister Terry Lister told the House of Assembl...
Mar 12, 2011
Environment

"Green light to redevelop Horseshoe Bay concession"

A redevelopment of the concessions area at Horseshoe Bay has been approved by the Development Applications Board (DAB). Phase one of the project, the construction of a new bathroom and shower area, is expected to be completed before the beginning of ...
Mar 10, 2011
Other

"Dockyard retailers bank on better times in the summer"

Dockyard businesses say they have been hit by a slow trickling of customers in the winter months, but expect sales to pick up once tourist season starts. Audrey Brackstone, manager of the Bermuda Craft Market in Somerset, said business in the area w...
Feb 25, 2011
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"New boat is gifted to nature reserve staff "

Conservation staff have been granted a wish by corporate partners Ascendant Group: a Boston whaler to carry them to their work on Nonsuch Island. The Ascendant was christened yesterday by Public Works Minister Derrick Burgess, with Ascendant Group pr...
Feb 23, 2011
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