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Bid to make Island more attractive, competitive

A proposed change to Bermuda’s Trust legislation is aiming to make the Island more “attractive and competitive”. Grant Gibbons, Minister of Education and Economic Development, told the House of Assembly Friday that the amendment would help to retain ...
Jul 14, 2014
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Pink Beach groundbreaking

The Pink Beach Club redevelopment began in earnest on Saturday as Government ministers attended a “modest” groundbreaking ceremony. Premier Michael Dunkley, Tourism Minister Shawn Crockwell and Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy said the start of the...
Jul 14, 2014
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Portrait of an artist

Hard work often masquerades as “talent” when it comes down to creativity. Talent certainly exists — in ways perhaps more esoteric than most might think — but while a person can be predisposed to excel in a field, that by no means will ensure success....
Jul 14, 2014
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Raquel’s hairdressing dream

Hairdresser Raquel Brown has a blueprint for success. The 26-year-old has just opened her own business — Blueprint Hair Studio — in Hamilton. And she said — despite the recession — she was confident a mix of high-quality service and value would guara...
Jul 14, 2014
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Evaluating waste water treatment options

Government has provided further details on the progress being made in order to stop the appearance of sewage on South Shore beaches. Among the measures are “significant improvements” to the Tynes Bay septage facility, which are being planned and impl...
Jul 14, 2014
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Premier: America’s Cup could be ‘milestone event’

Hosting the America’s Cup will create jobs and boost development and investment in key areas, Premier Michael Dunkley told the House of Assembly this morning. He also highlighted that the event had generated “multi-million dollar” revenues for other ...
Jul 14, 2014
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Bermuda‘violating’EuropeanConvention

Bermuda is in violation of the European Convention on Human Rights over gay partnerships, an English lawyer and academic has warned. Dr Nicola Barker, a senior lecturer at the University of Kent’s law school, said that the European Court of Human Rig...
Jul 14, 2014
Football

Hosts can draw small consolation from a memorable tournament

The Brazilian newspaper O Globo summed up the sense of despair after their national side crashed 7-1 against Germany. They rated every player 0/10, and some may say that in the case of David Luiz and Fred they were being generous! The mood is unlikel...
Jul 14, 2014
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Firefighters in ‘ambitious’ training programme

Firefighters have taken to the water to train for aircraft ditching in the seas around the airport. And Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service members are being trained to provide legally-required rescue capabilities in the event of a plane hitting the wate...
Jul 14, 2014
Football

Todd calls for ‘cool heads’ against Australia

Richard Todd, the National Academy director, hopes that the Bermuda Under-20 side can learn from their mistakes when they face Australia today in their opening game of the National Training Centre Invitational in California. Bermuda, who suffered a d...
Jul 14, 2014
Opinion Writer

At end of my tether over terrible tantrums

Dear Carla: I have a three-year old child. The father and I are not together anymore, and he has not been in our child’s life like I feel he should be. Over the past few months the child has been acting out in school. Recently, I agreed that our chil...
Jul 14, 2014
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Warning about horses on beaches

After receiving complaints from residents, the Department of Parks has advised the public that horses are not allowed on a number of South Shore beaches during this time of year. A Parks spokesman said the Department has even received reports of hors...
Jul 14, 2014
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