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Why Dr King is my hero

Dr Martin Luther King Jr was the chief spokesman for nonviolent activism in the civil rights movement in the United States, which successfully protested racial discrimination in federal and state law. His birthday is celebrated on the third Monday of...
Jan 22, 2015
Other

Employment debacle: lessons must be learned

The Finance Minister’s recent press statement contained the following: “Changes in the black working population and white population are indeed significant and are something of note.” This tidbit came after the Minister and his Government found them...
Jan 22, 2015
Other

Revamped payment system ‘working well’

Bermuda’s elimination in 2012 of upfront payments for healthcare was viewed with unease by many doctors and dentists, but the practice is said to be working well. As the deadline for the new system loomed, insurers and healthcare providers felt rushe...
Jan 22, 2015
Event

America’s Cup is an airport ‘game changer’

Higher visitor numbers during the America’s Cup, a certified tourism ambassador programme, and job prospects were some of the areas tackled during the Tourism Summit’s afternoon session yesterday. Chief executive officer of the Bermuda Business Devel...
Jan 22, 2015
Young Observer

A transformational experience for students, teachers

“Don’t judge a book by its cover” is the main message that hundreds of students and staff members acquired from “The Event” on Monday January 19 put on by Chain Reaction Bermuda at CedarBridge Academy. “The Event” is described as “an experience that...
Jan 22, 2015
Other

Medical cannabis at work? Not so fast

Myth #30: The use of medical marijuana will be allowed in the workplace. There is considerable misinformation in the community since the House of Assembly and Senate passed the Cannabinoid Pharmaceutical Products Act 2014. Add in Premier Dunkley’s re...
Jan 22, 2015
Event

ACBDA in environment pledge

America’s Cup decision-makers in Bermuda have vowed to put environmental concerns at the top of their agenda in the build-up to the 2017 sailing spectacle. The pledge was made by Mike Winfield yesterday as a panel of experts outlined how the event wo...
Jan 22, 2015
Other

Corporation, developer sued over $18m loan

The developer of a proposed hotel and the Corporation of Hamilton are facing legal action over an $18 million loan. According to two writs filed in the Supreme Court on Tuesday, Mexico Infrastructure Finance LLC is suing Par-la-Ville Hotel and Reside...
Jan 22, 2015
Other

Hundreds of musicians to open festival

Hundreds of musicians will come together to form the orchestra that will open this year’s Bermuda Festival. A media release said that the opening ceremony for the annual festival — which mounts musical concerts and dramatic productions over five week...
Jan 22, 2015
Football

Hood and Hornets to renew hostilities

Robin Hood and Dandy Town, the defending champions, have been drawn against each other in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup, three weeks after their Friendship Trophy final ended in controversy with Hornets stripped of the title after fielding an unli...
Jan 22, 2015
Other

Road safety policing swings into top gear

Police invited the media to join them yesterday morning as they work to crack down on traffic offences. At about 7.20am, officers from the Roads Policing Unit set up a speed trap on Canal Road in Pembroke below the overpass. Within five minutes, the ...
Jan 22, 2015
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