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Cup Match residential garbage collection schedule announced

Garbage collection will be changed due to the upcoming Cup Match holiday. The Ministry of Public Works Department of Waste Management has announced that West End garbage will be collected on Monday, July 28 and Wednesday, July 30 while East End garb...
Jul 22, 2014
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Job creation programme hailed a success

An initiative to help jobless Bermudians develop their skills and get work has been praised as a success. The Community Driven Development (CDD) programme aims to help those without a job or who are underemployed to become self-sufficient, Minister ...
Jul 22, 2014
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Capturing the Essence of New Orleans festival

Listening to the electrifying vocals of legendary singer Prince. Rubbing elbows backstage with celebrities. Exchanging words with Reverend Al Sharpton. Those were just some of the highlights from the Essence Music Festival 2014. Bermudian photograph...
Jul 22, 2014
Cycling

Arnold takes crucial step with scholarship

Gabriella Arnold has received a scholarship from Marian University in Indianapolis, Indiana, which boasts one of the most prestigious collegiate cycling programmes in the United States. It is understood that Arnold is the first Bermudian cyclist to b...
Jul 22, 2014
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BCF donates $400,000 to eight charities

Eight charities will share more than $400,000 in grants from the Bermuda Community Foundation (BCF). Through the Buechner Society Fund for Family Literacy and Literature, three non-profit groups will collectively benefit from more than $105,000 to he...
Jul 22, 2014
Politics

Lister: OBA must do more digging

A report into a $350,000 donation by US businessmen to an One Bermuda Alliance-linked election campaign raises more questions than it answers, veteran politician and Independent MP Terry Lister said. “I would have to say I was very disappointed that ...
Jul 22, 2014
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"Saunders, Scotland – unfinished business "

Clarance “Nicky” Saunders expects to lay some ghosts to rest when he attends Scotland’s first Commonwealth Games since they were held in Edinburgh in 1986, the events of which remain etched in his mind for all the wrong reasons.Those ill-fated Games ...
Jul 22, 2014
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Police issue counterfeit note warning

Police are warning the public to be on the lookout for fake Bermudian bills that were recently discovered in circulation. According to a police spokesman, counterfeit Bermuda $100 notes bearing serial number 242219 and counterfeit Bermuda $50 notes b...
Jul 22, 2014
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HRC: mind your language online

Human rights watchdogs today warned social media users over illegal language in political debates. Human Rights Commission (HRC) chairman Michael Hanson said it had been monitoring online comments involving plans to reform middle schools and the rece...
Jul 22, 2014
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Road users warned to expect delays

Drivers are being advised to expect delays on Harrington Sound Road from Wednesday morning while Belco carries out emergency work. A part of the road near Paynters Road will be reduced to a single lane until Friday morning. Traffic controls will be i...
Jul 22, 2014
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Bathroom door graffiti inspires positive messages

Court Street will be a little bit brighter thanks to the efforts of three teenagers. When Sylede’sha Dill, Gershone Tait and Toschella Trott, all M3 Dellwood School graduates, got tired of “reading gossip, swear words, and negative messages on the ba...
Jul 22, 2014
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