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"Dunkley: ‘Job Corps isn’t off the books’"

Opposition MP Rolfe Commission welcomes confirmation and calls on Govt to get private sector buy-in By Jonathan Bell Dropping the Job Corps initiative would leave Bermuda with another lost generation, warned Shadow Workforce Development Minister Rolf...
Mar 18, 2013
Football

"Cougars stretch unbeaten run"

North Village 1 Devonshire Cougars 3 Newly crowned Premier champions Devonshire Cougars stretched their unbeaten league streak to 13 games with this comfortable win against Rams at Bernard Park yesterday. The Big Cats went straight for the jugular, c...
Mar 18, 2013
Football

"Onions hammered by PHC"

Flanagan’s Onion’s 0 PHC Zebras 9 Cecoy Robinson scored a hat-trick for PHC Saturday night as they thrashed Flanagan’s Onions to score the Premier Division’s biggest league win of the season at Goose Gosling Field. Robinson struck in the 49th, 68th, ...
Mar 18, 2013
Other

"Work permit fees rise"

MPs have approved increases to work permit fees. But the Opposition questioned why the “well-heeled” got a break with the fee for a ten-year work permit dropping from $20,000 to $15,000. Finance Minister Bob Richards tabled the bill hiking the fees f...
Mar 18, 2013
Letters to the Editor

"No right to drive that way"

March 13, 2013 Dear Sir, As the driving habits on our roads continue to deteriorate, there is something I cannot recall seeing in print that should be a concern to all. That is, the transport of children on motorcycles. I understand that not everyone...
Mar 18, 2013
Other

"PLP’s Kim Wilson welcomes OECD anti-bribery move"

Shadow Attorney General Kim Wilson has applauded plans to expand an international anti-bribery convention to Bermuda. Governor George Fergusson announced on Thursday that the UK delegate to the Organisation of Economic Cooperation and Development (OE...
Mar 18, 2013
Other

"Bermuda Calendar"

March 18 Bermuda College Lecture Series presents ‘All Roads Lead to Rome’ in the North Hall Lecture Theatre (G301). Reception at 6.30pm with lecture at 7pm. This event is free and open to the public. For information, contact Glenda Gibson at ggibson@...
Mar 18, 2013
Other

"Alarming and shameful"

I know you’re wondering what icebergs can possibly have to do with, well, anything. You’ll be surprised to find out, however, that although it is extremely unlikely that these isles will ever be graced by the presence of such a magnificent natural ph...
Mar 18, 2013
Other

"House passes bill designed to stimulate housing market"

A bill to spur house and condo purchases and stimulate construction has passed the House of Assembly — but Opposition MPs condemned the “tax break” for wealthy buyers. However, Finance Minister Bob Richards said Bermuda’s only hope of restarting its ...
Mar 18, 2013
Other

"Rules on Immigration appeals to be updated"

Government has tabled the Bermuda Immigration and Protection (Appeal) Rules 2013 which prescribes procedures for appealing decisions by the Immigration Minister. It specifies that the Minister must respond to an appeal notice within 21 days, outlines...
Mar 18, 2013
Editorials

"A chastening experience"

A letter published in The Royal Gazette on March 14 entitled ‘Blacks are not the only ones who suffered. Move on!’ has clearly caused a great deal of offence within the community. It was never this newspaper’s intention to cause offence — and as that...
Mar 18, 2013
Cricket

"Bermuda target flying start"

Bermuda will be keen to get their ICC Americas Division 1 T20 campaign off to a winning start in Fort Lauderdale, Florida today. The Island’s senior national squad face Bahamas at Brian Piccolo Park with the first delivery of the match scheduled to b...
Mar 18, 2013
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