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Swiss Opera House project revived after Supreme Court judgement

A Foundation which had hoped to build an opera house in Lucerne Switzerland has been given the green light to continue with their feasibility investigations by Chief Justice Ian Kawaley, who was presiding over the case. The Supreme Court case pitted...
Feb 22, 2014

Delta will switch flights to JFK from LaGuardia

Delta Air Lines will this May alter their schedule between Bermuda and New York, servicing New York JFK rather than LaGuardia. In addition to the change in airports, the flights will also offer direct competition for early morning/late evening servic...
Feb 22, 2014
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What the public had to say about the Budget

Here is a selection of online comments made by Royal Gazette readers as they reacted to yesterday’s Budget: PUBLIC SPENDING CUTS Alex Grimwood: “and when this government lowers the debt and gets us out the hole ... I guess people will still complain...
Feb 22, 2014
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Clarice Reynolds Lindley dies at 104

One of Bermuda’s oldest residents, Clarice Reynolds Lindley, has died at the age of 104. The accomplised violinist, who once met famed US composer George Gershwin, stayed active in later life and advised others of the benefits of doing so. She played...
Feb 22, 2014
Cricket

Outerbridge in dark over captaincy

Stephen Outerbridge is not certain whether he will be back as Bermuda captain next season, but the return to a two-division format gives him reason for optimism. The Bailey’s Bay batsman was replaced as Bermuda captain by Janeiro Tucker for the World...
Feb 22, 2014
Economy

Civil Service faces outsourcing or job cuts next year

The Civil Service must be cut after the coming fiscal year, Finance Minister Bob Richards warned as he outlined the advantages of mutualisation or privatisation. Staff layoffs will be inevitable unless “non-core functions” are outsourced after 2014/1...
Feb 22, 2014
Economy

60/40 ownership a relic of the ‘old oligarchy’

The days of the 60/40 ownership rule appear numbered after Finance Minister Bob Richards declared it was blocking foreign investment which could restore Bermuda to prosperity. In his Budget Statement, Mr Richards described the regulation — which guar...
Feb 22, 2014
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Some Parks workers down tools in dispute

Disputes between two Government departments and the Bermuda Industrial Union grew yesterday, with Parks Department workers downing tools and ferry service remaining suspended despite an injunction. In an e-mail to Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy f...
Feb 22, 2014
Religion

Around the Churches

February 22 Richard Allen AME Church Retirement Fellowship Dinner and Reception in honour of Rev Conway Simmons at 6.30pm at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess. Tickets are $125. RSVP 297-2329 or richardallename@blessed.bm. February 23 Allen Temple AME C...
Feb 22, 2014
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Funding cut by almost $1 million

Wayne Scott, the Sports Minister, said the Budget revealed yesterday for his ministry “looks pretty good this year” despite taking a cut of almost $1 million. Speaking specifically on funding allocation for Youth, Sport and Recreation, Scott said th...
Feb 22, 2014
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