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Something wrong with our political system

September 28, 2014 Dear Sir, People today realise more than ever that something is wrong with our political system. I once believed that the political parties — despite their poor performances — genuinely had people as their primary focus. Just...
Oct 04, 2014
Other

Telling the story of the Island’s first detective

Bermuda’s first “detective officer” — who could not officially be promoted because he was black — will be among a string of heroes whose stories are being told as part of Bermuda Police Service’s 135th anniversary celebrations. The fascinating but c...
Oct 04, 2014
Opinion Writer

October is start of slow down in growth so it’s back to basics

So summer was generous in its precipitation which bodes well for lush growth — even given the threat of a hurricane or two — which combined with the still high temperatures, prolongs the green appearance of gardens in general. A visual treat to the ...
Oct 04, 2014
Other

UK crash driver is bailed

A Bermudian driver arrested after a fatal crash in the UK has been re-bailed by police until next year. The 69-year-old of Southampton was behind the wheel when his car collided with a motorcyclist in Sussex. The man was arrested on suspicion of caus...
Oct 04, 2014
Other

Aquarium Hall to close for repairs

The Aquarium Hall will be closed from Monday as work to replace the roof begins. The hall, which will also undergo internal renovations, is expected to be closed until March next year. The renovation work is restricted to the Aquarium Hall and the re...
Oct 04, 2014
Politics

Hundreds have applied for status

Almost one third of the Island’s 1,400 Permanent Resident Certificate holders have applied for status in the past five months, according to Government. The Ministry of Home Affairs released the figure yesterday after earlier failing to provide inform...
Oct 04, 2014
Other

Gosse to manage new development at Ignition

IT veteran Shannon Gosse is to join technology firm Ignition as business development manager. Mr Gosse — who formerly worked at telecoms firm Digicel and the Bermuda IBM arm — will manage all key areas of development. He said: “I am thrilled to join ...
Oct 04, 2014
Editorials

Our friends the Bermudians

There have been hopeful signs of late that Bermuda’s long identity crisis as a tourism destination may finally be approaching some kind of successful resolution. After 30 years of increasingly desperate Tourism Ministry attempts to market Bermuda as ...
Oct 04, 2014
Football

Davis seeks change of fortune for Town

Cymande Davis was more than happy to help out when Dandy Town contacted him just before the season started to say they needed a goalkeeper to fill the void caused by the five-year suspension given to Treadwell Gibbons at the end of last season. Davi...
Oct 04, 2014
Other

Hayward-Harris wants to help Island finds its Zen

Breaking the Island free from its violence and social ills is the mission of Sylvia Hayward-Harris, who sets off in ten days to become a certified teacher of transcendental meditation, or TM. Ms Hayward-Harris is determined to spread the practice, in...
Oct 04, 2014
Other

Greens planning second beach club

Plans for a second beach club on the former site of the Sonesta Hotel have been submitted for approval. According to an application received by the Planning Department on Monday, the “Hamilton Princess Beach Club” will include a dining pavilion with ...
Oct 04, 2014
Other

Simmons paints a grim picture of Island’s future

Economist Craig Simmons has issued a stark warning to Government over its plans to privatise and outsource departments. Stating that income inequality in Bermuda was already high, Mr Simmons suggested that deficit reduction policies could have dire c...
Oct 04, 2014
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