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"Putting the Hogfish back on the Beacon"

“S.W. Smith was sent out to Bermuda by Edward Holl, the Surveyor of Buildings for the Navy Board, in May 1823, bringing with him the plans for the Commissioner's House which Holl had designed. He was to be responsible not only for the building of Com...
Jan 08, 2011
Court

"Puerto Rican Grand jury charges Bermudian trio"

A US grand jury has charged three Bermudians with possessing 220 pounds worth of marijuana. A grand jury in the District Court of Puerto Rico charged Shawn Antoine Simmons, Antoine Wenfield Eugene Russel and Raymont Steven Bernard Francis on January ...
Jan 08, 2011
Religion

"Coptic Christians in Bermuda hold –a solemn Christmas service"

Many of us may have already packed up the lights and the tree, and put away all the presents , but for the 240 million Orthodox Christians, and in particular 60 million Egyptian Coptic Orthodox Christians, celebrating Christmas Eve services on Thursd...
Jan 08, 2011
Opinion Writer

"Fishing’s a struggle during bleak mid-winter "

It is the bleak mid-winter, or so it seems. The passage of one cold front after another has reduced the local fishing effort to near nothing. With the holiday malaise having passed, even the commercial fleet seems to have turned to other practices wi...
Jan 08, 2011
Other

"Bus drivers to meet on Monday"

Bus drivers are unhappy with a new rota system put in place by the Government. Last night the Public Transportation Board union representative, Louis Somner, told ZBM news the new Minister of Transport, Terry Lister, has put the schedule in place wit...
Jan 08, 2011
Court

"Man in court on armed robbery charges"

A 20-year-old man appeared in court yesterday charged with carrying out two armed robberies. Curtis Mallory, of Swansville Drive, Warwick, was not required to enter a plea and will be dealt with in Supreme Court for the alleged offences. He was accus...
Jan 08, 2011
Opinion Writer

"Get organised for the new year"

It is a new year, new beginning, new ideas, and time to clean up the old clutter, organise your finances, and plan again for success. The song Auld Lang Syne has been traditional for many, many years. The words (originally, a poem) signify the start...
Jan 08, 2011
Other

"What's on"

TODAY FOOTBALL Corona League: BAA Wanderers vs Vasco Mariners, 1pm; Prison Officers vs St David’s, 3pm; Lobster Pot vs Team Fire, 5pm; Robin Hood vs West End United, 7pm. All matches to be played at BAA Field. FIELD HOCKEY:Rebels v Polecats, 9am; Up...
Jan 08, 2011
Opinion Writer

"New decade shows signs of economic life"

As 2011 began, we moved into a new decade. No one needs to be reminded that the first ten years of the new millennia were turbulent and troublesome. This new decade is opening with a sense of optimism and signs of economic life. The equity markets ha...
Jan 08, 2011
Basketball

"New league set for tip off"

The inaugural Bermuda Basketball Association’s (BBA) Elite City League season will tip off tonight at the Somersfield Academy Gymnasium. The first games of the season will see BHCS Onions take on Robin Hood at 6pm and Team 3 face Sea Venture at 7.30p...
Jan 08, 2011

"John and Judy take voyage of a lifetime"

When Judy and John Scotland of Sound View Road, Somerset let their wide circle of family and friends know they were welcome to join them on the fabulous Mediterranean cruise they were having to jointly celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary and Joh...
Jan 08, 2011

"Happy couple tie the knot"

Wedding bells are still symbolically ringing for the Hon. Terry Lister, the recently appointed Minister of Transport and his bride, Eudora Browne-Zuill. A closely-knit circle of family and colleagues witnessed them exchanging vows at the Reefs Resort...
Jan 08, 2011
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