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So why the sudden outrage?

July 15, 2014 Dear Sir, It has to be the most asked question on most people’s minds as to why one of the most egregious injustices to have occurred in the 20th century now comes front and cent...
Jul 17, 2014
Other

Weather Service introduces UV radiation level forecasts

The Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre has joined forces with the Bermuda Weather Service in a new effort to combat the growing trend of skin cancer in Bermuda. As of this week, the Bermuda Weather Service’s website is highlighting the forecasted level...
Jul 17, 2014
Football

Bermuda learn tough lesson

Bermuda Under-20 experienced another steep learning curve after losing heavily to tournament hosts United States in Carson, California, yesterday. Don Vickers’ side, who were defeated by Australia 4-1 in their first match of the four-team tournament,...
Jul 17, 2014
Local Business

Back to the future as The Club opens for business

Bermuda’s newest nightclub has an “old school” name, and an updated version of the go-go girls from the 1970s nightclub scene. But it may be another sign that Bermuda businesses have confidence in an impending economic recovery. The club’s owners ar...
Jul 17, 2014
Other

KPMG report: Banks remain profitable despite struggling economy

Clarien remained the most heavily invested of Bermuda’s banks in loans to customers at 77 percent of assets, according to the 2014 KPMG in Bermuda Banking Survey, which is out today. The report contains the results of KPMG’s annual survey and analysi...
Jul 17, 2014
On The Market

Breath-taking views from a Harrington Hundreds home

‘Bella Fiore’ sits comfortably on a hillside on Flowercote Lane in Smith’s, where it is surrounded by the lush flowering gardens of this Harrington Hundreds neighbourhood — but it is the unparalleled views which make this house exceptional. From the ...
Jul 17, 2014
Sailing

Howard LeeMemorial race set for Hamilton

Fitted dinghy rivals Contest III and Elizabeth II will go head-to-head for the Howard Lee Memorial trophy in Hamilton Harbour tomorrow. The race gets underway at 5.30pm and starts and ends at the Flagpole. Contest III won last year’s inaugural race h...
Jul 17, 2014
Other

CURB calls for status review

The group Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda (CURB) have called on Government to address the issue surrounding Permanent Resident’s Certificate holders though “a comprehensive and bipartisan immigration review”. The debate centres around a loophole...
Jul 17, 2014
Other

Ten years for gunman

A father who admitted keeping a loaded handgun to protect his family has been sentenced to spend ten years behind bars. Michael Talbot, 34, pleaded guilty earlier this year to charges of possessing a firearm and 78 rounds of ammunition along with a p...
Jul 17, 2014
Other

Firefighters tackle Warwick blaze

Firefighters are tackling a blaze in Warwick after brush caught fire just yards from a busy grocery store. Two fire trucks are currently at the scene near Lindo’s Family Foods on Middle Road in Warwick. One eyewitness said the flames covered an area ...
Jul 17, 2014
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