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Credit where it’s due

24th February, 2014 Dear Mr. Editor, We were all delighted to learn of the Davidson family’s generous donation of a valuable Edward James watercolour to the Bermuda National Museum and to read Dr. Edward Harris’ glowing acknowledgment of the gift in ...
Feb 25, 2014
Letters to the Editor

Focus on the issues

February 21st, 2014 Dear Sir, In regards to the infamous flight on a private jet last summer, it is abundantly clear that the Premier and two ministers exercised poor judgment and should never have accepted the “free ride” in the first place (it natu...
Feb 25, 2014
Other

Ferry staff end strike

Ferry service will resume this morning after Government and unionised workers reached a resolution regarding ongoing labour disputes. Staff from the Department of Marine and Ports and the Department of Parks downed tools last week, but according to H...
Feb 25, 2014
Other

City opts to carry on with event

Deputy Mayor Donal Smith will today announce plans for Bermuda to host the annual conference for an organisation that is split over who is officially in charge. The 40th annual conference for the National Conference of Black Mayors has been pencilled...
Feb 25, 2014
Economy

Support for Budget on streets of Hamilton

Although several people on the streets of Hamilton said they had not had time to read up on Friday’s Budget, a few did offer their thoughts on what Finance Minister Bob Richards presented to the Island on Friday. Stratton Hatfield, 28, said that whil...
Feb 25, 2014
Other

We need to educate the masses on benefits of IB, says union boss

Union chief Kevin Grant says that a boost for international business on the Island could bring economic benefit — but that Bermudians needed to be sold on the sector. Mr Grant said: “When people hear about people coming to our shore, there is some pu...
Feb 25, 2014
Court

Breath test refusal proves costly

By Jonathan Bell Refusing to provide a sample of breath for police resulted in one-year driving ban for a Sandys resident. Jason Lambert, 40, of Middle Road, admitted the December 2, 2013 offence, which carries the same penalty as driving while impai...
Feb 25, 2014
Other

Richards: Top civil servants to be accountable for their budgets

Senior members of the Civil Service will be accountable for the 2014 budget’s constraints, said Minister of Finance Bob Richards, speaking to a large audience at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess at the Chamber of Commerce’s annual post-budget breakfast...
Feb 25, 2014
Letters to the Editor

60/40 Rule protects us

February 23, 2014 Dear Sir, I disagree with the Finance Minister on his proposal to drop the 60/40 rule which guarantees majority ownership of Bermuda incorporated companies to Bermudians. I do agree with him that the 60/40 rules were originally esta...
Feb 25, 2014
Crime

Bike crash rider fails breath test

A motorcyclist who police watched nearly crash into a wall was arrested after failing a breath test. Police officers on Middle Road in Warwick shortly before midnight on Friday noticed a woman on a motorcycle travelling west near Spicelands Riding Sc...
Feb 25, 2014
Other

Cannabis reform event will ‘not be typical town-hall meeting’

A “public conversation” on cannabis reform will be held tonight by the Cannabis Reform Committee, with a four-person panel presenting on local and overseas perspectives. They will tackle such questions as whether Bermuda’s cannabis policies should be...
Feb 25, 2014
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