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"Iconic former schoolteacher dies at 101"

Iconic West End educator Hope Bascome, whose public school career spanned more than four decades, has passed away at the age of 101. “She lived long, she lived well, and she touched many lives in school and in church,” nephew Glenn Bascome told The R...
Jun 19, 2013
Bermuda Stock Exchange

"BSX unchanged at 1,151.00 yesterday"

Bank of Butterfield and Ascendant Group were movers yesterday, but the trades did not affect the BSX index, which closed unchanged at 1,151.00. Butterfield shares traded at 1.40 with a volume of 6,700, and Ascendant moved at 11.01 with 62 changing ha...
Jun 19, 2013
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"Tina Turner impersonator to rock for the Red Cross"

An award winning Tina Turner impersonator will be turning the Bermuda Red Cross into a disco inferno next month. Canadian Luisa Marshall will be performing Tina Turner Tribute concert ‘Simply the Best’ at the Fairmont Southampton Hotel to raise money...
Jun 19, 2013
Letters to the Editor

"We don’t need a referendum on gaming"

June 15, 2013 Dear Sir, Come on OBA, let’s get like you mean what you say, let’s get on with this gaming scenario. We don’t need a referendum, you are the Government now. Having gaming in present hotels if they so wish and let the outside world know ...
Jun 19, 2013
Letters to the Editor

"Fairmont staff went above and beyond"

June 18, 2013 Dear Sir, To say I was dreading my trip to Bermuda would be putting it lightly. My 21-month-old daughter has a severe allergy to milk and eggs. Before this trip we’d never taken her to a restaurant, never mind to a remote island 2,000 ...
Jun 19, 2013
Letters to the Editor

"Bermuda must learn to walk before it can run"

June 17, 2013 Dear Sir, How well does Bermuda tourism know the kind of visitors it wants to attract so that it can offer them the kinds of things they want? The question further down that line of inquiry concerns whether gambling/gaming is what visit...
Jun 19, 2013
Other

"New legal rights leaflet for people arrested"

Police suspects who are arrested, or even just stopped and searched on the street, need to know their legal rights, according to a campaign group. And the Centre for Justice has now produced a 16-page leaflet on the rights of anyone who comes into co...
Jun 19, 2013
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"Keya’s Fun Approach marks 10th anniversary"

What do you do when your dance programme is about to celebrate an important milestone anniversary? If you are dance instructor Keya Perinchief you decide to host a mini-festival for families and dance aficionados to join in on the action. ‘Keya’s F...
Jun 19, 2013
International Business

"Economist defends Bermuda in tax debate"

A leading UK economist and columnist for the Financial Times has come to Bermuda’s defence in the growing tax avoidance debate. Under the headline “Don’t blame the havens tax dodging is everyone else’s fault”, John Kay writes that the week’s Group of...
Jun 19, 2013
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