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"PLP to host ‘Think Pink Party’"

The Opposition Progressive Labour Party is to host a ‘Think Pink Party’ to help raise awareness about breast cancer. The event takes place on Saturday at the party’s Alaska Hall headquarters on Court Street. “The PLP supports and stands with the wome...
Oct 16, 2013
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"US dollar weakness ‘could help Bermuda"

If the US budget deadlock is not resolved, Bermuda could benefit from lower costs, an expert in economics said yesterday. The US Treasury has warned it will run out of money tomorrow — and both Senate and House of Represenatives are working to create...
Oct 16, 2013
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"Hospital construction project employing hundreds of Bermudians"

Construction work at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital’s new wing has given work to hundreds of Bermudians. According to a Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) spokeswoman, more than 500 people are currently working on the Point Finger Road project on a...
Oct 16, 2013
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"Well-wishers donate $10,000 to help ‘Shine’"

Well-wishers yesterday donated some $10,000 to help popular musician Wendell ‘Shine’ Hayward to pay off rental arrears and keep his business open. Mr Hayward has until 5pm this Friday to produce $61,312 to avoid being turfed out of the Hamilton home ...
Oct 16, 2013
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"City bosses say they spent $30,000 on Colombia trip"

The Corporation of Hamilton spent around $30,000 sending a five-person delegation to the Republic of Colombia, Mayor Graeme Outerbridge has said. Last month four of the Corporation’s nine elected officials, accompanied by an interpreter, went on a te...
Oct 16, 2013
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"Churchman backs casino gambling"

One of the Island’s leading pastors has expressed support for casino gambling, at a public forum on social justice. The African Methodist Episcopal Church’s Nicholas Tweed also said the debate on gaming needed to stop beating around the bush. “Let’s ...
Oct 16, 2013
Football

"Bean: ‘We were better than Cougars’"

North Village striker Keishen Bean is adamant his side played the better football in their semi final clash with Devonshire Cougars Sunday despite losing 2-1. The two city rivals were separated by what Bean described as a harsh penalty decision on hi...
Oct 16, 2013
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"Canopius appointments underline stategic growth plans"

Canopius Group said it has appointed Grant Elliott as head of business development and Sally Coryn as head of corporate development. Mr Elliott joins Bermuda’s Canopius from Aon where, since 2009, he was strategic business director and head of its ...
Oct 16, 2013
Golf

"Harrington admits‘I’m stale and tired’"

Padraig Harrington believes he needs a “minor miracle” to defend his PGA Grand Slam title after playing “stale, tired golf” in yesterday’s opening round at Port Royal. The Irishman, who won the 36-hole event last year as an alternative, shot a disapp...
Oct 16, 2013
Tourism

"AirTran cuts service to Bermuda"

Bermuda will lose its service from AirTran Airways next year in what Tourism Minister Shawn Crockwell called a “very disappointing” move. The cut was described as a “business decision” by the airline, which said Bermuda had fallen short of its perfor...
Oct 16, 2013
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"Beware of stolen laptops, residents warned"

Residents are advised to be on the lookout for thieves peddling laptops after computers were stolen from premises in Pembroke. Four HP 530 laptops were taken from Woodlands Road sometime between 6.30pm on Monday and 9.30am yesterday, a Police spokesm...
Oct 16, 2013
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