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"Bermuda Works: Love addiction rampant in the workplace"

When we think of “addiction”, we often think of alcohol and drugs dependency. But there is another form of addiction that quietly runs rampant in the workplace, one that dismantles careers, relationships, and homes with all the destructive force of ...
May 28, 2013
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"First pictures from Sea Dragon research mission to Sargasso Sea"

The crew and guests on-board the 72ft Sea Dragon expedition ship have sent these photographs via satellite, showing the start of the first of two expeditions from the Island to find out more about the Sargasso Sea. The Sea Dragon is operated by Panga...
May 28, 2013
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"A ‘how to’ on fighting crime"

West End residents have an opportunity to learn about the latest community crime-fighting initiatives at a public meeting this week. The Bermuda Police Service Western Community Action Team will be hosting a ‘how to’ community meeting for Sandys pari...
May 28, 2013
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"Now you can ‘like’ the Governor"

Governor George Fergusson is keeping Bermuda — and the rest of the world — informed of his duties through the social networking site Facebook. Government House has created its own Facebook page to relay information concerning the Queen’s official rep...
May 28, 2013
Other

"Moniz denies misleading public"

Public Works Minister Trevor Moniz has hit back at allegations that he used “smoke screen tactics” to cover up the fact that upgrade work to Heritage Wharf was not completed in time for the arrival of the mega-cruise ship Breakaway earlier this month...
May 28, 2013
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"One boy’s inspiring run delivers a happy story"

Scores of young people lace up their sneakers each year to run in the Telford Electric Magic Mile. But when six-year-old Dakari Saunders managed to run 200 metres in this year’s race it brought some onlookers to tears. Dakari has cerebral palsy and ...
May 28, 2013
Other

"Brown: Municipalities reform is ‘power grab’"

Government’s proposals to reform the municipalities is a “barely concealed power grab”, according to PLP MP Walton Brown. But Government insists that giving businesses the right to vote in municipal elections will improve the prospects of projects su...
May 28, 2013
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"Mixed reaction to road’s re-opening"

After a decade with their road blocked off, Devon Spring Road residents are finding the resumption of normal traffic a mixed blessing. The Devonshire road has been repaired and opened after years of unanswered complaints from those who live there. “I...
May 28, 2013
Bermuda Works

"Booster Shot: Cherishing and celebrating family achievements"

Achievement. We live in a world where achievement is seen to be a critical measurement of success. This is particularly evident if you are measuring corporate results or personal incomes or net worth. I believe there are more important measures. Our...
May 28, 2013
Other

"A quiet Bermuda Day for most"

Police made 20 arrests over the long weekend, but there were no major incidents over the Bermuda Day holiday. According to a police spokesman, officers arrested five motorists on suspicion of impaired driving. A further 15 people were arrested for o...
May 28, 2013
Football

"Jonte setfor nationalteam debut"

Hot-shot Jonte Smith could make his senior national team debut against England C on home soil early next month, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The Crawley Town striker has trained with the squad since returning home earlier this month following a sati...
May 28, 2013
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