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"Sunshine League eyes its options"

The boss of the Sunshine League Children’s Home says she was “shocked and surprised” to read about Government’s last-minute change of heart in an e-mail. President Zakiya Johnson Lord believed they were close to securing the agreement deal for Govern...
Sep 01, 2011
Politics

"OBA reveals its leadership contenders today"

Senior Opposition members are said to want Senator Michael Dunkley to step down from the One Bermuda Alliance leadership race because of his long track record with the United Bermuda. High-ranking members believe critics would dub the OBA a mere rein...
Sep 01, 2011
Politics

"Veteran PLP MPs to face constituency challengers"

A host of senior Progressive Labour Party MPs could be about to discover their political careers are near an end as a wave of new candidates look to oust them. Former Premier Alex Scott yesterday confirmed he will stand down at the next general elect...
Sep 01, 2011
Opinion Writer

"Attitude determines altitude"

The longer I live, the more I realise the impact of attitude on life. It will make or break personal relationships, companies, churches, homes, political parties and even governments. The remarkable thing is we have a choice regarding the attitude we...
Aug 31, 2011
Other

"Sunshine League to shut down children’s home"

The Sunshine League Children’s Home will close its doors for the final time today after Government refused to take on the facility. Youth, Families and Sports Minister Glenn Blakeney announced that 24-hour residential operations would cease after tal...
Aug 31, 2011
Politics

"OBA facing ‘old against the new’ candidate battle"

The fledgling One Bermuda Alliance is facing a battle between the old and the new as it prepares its slate of candidates for the general election. Young members are said to be keen for long-serving former United Bermuda Party MPs to step aside and gi...
Aug 30, 2011
Opinion Writer

"On jobs, time to be bold"

WASHINGTON - President Obama’s promised jobs plan needs to be unrealistic and unreasonable, at the very least. If he can crank it all the way up to unimaginable, that would be even better. This is a moment for the president to suppress his reflex for...
Aug 30, 2011
Environment

"City street to lose six trees"

The City of Hamilton plans to cut down several trees lining Cedar Avenue in an effort to make pedestrians more visible to traffic. Six trees are to be removed based on the recommendations of a recent study on traffic control. The study was commissio...
Aug 29, 2011
Politics

"Centre for Justice to open soon"

A new Centre for Justice will soon be up and running, to promote understanding of human rights and the law through education and advocacy. The centre, which is a non-governmental, non-profit and non-partisan organisation, is the brainchild of former ...
Aug 29, 2011
Other

"House Hunters International TV show turns spotlight on Bermuda"

Two Bermuda real estate agents will feature on popular TV show House Hunters International next week. Nakia Warner helped a family from Vancouver find a new home on the Island, while Rebecca Dunstan helped two young women from London relocate. The sh...
Aug 26, 2011
Politics

"OBA leadership contenders seek to avoid clash"

One Bermuda Alliance leadership contenders are said to be in talks over potential compromise deals to avoid any ugly battles at their first election in two weeks. Former United Bermuda Party leader Michael Dunkley and former Bermuda Democratic Allian...
Aug 26, 2011
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