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"Hurricanes that hit in recent times"

Hurricanes and tropical storms have played a major part in the history of Bermuda, from the shipwreck of the Sea Venture to the devastating impact of Hurricane Fabian. Havana-Bermuda Hurricane: October 1926 The most devastating storm ever recorded o...
Sep 06, 2012
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"OBA: Economic woes have ‘made in Bermuda’ stamp"

Bermuda’s economic downturn has a “made in Bermuda” stamp on it, the Opposition One Bermuda Alliance said yesterday, repeating its assertion that the global recession cannot be completely blamed for the Islands’ economic woes. “Government's own data ...
Sep 06, 2012
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"Hotels and businesses prepare for storm"

Hotels and businesses are busy getting ready for Hurricane Leslie, which could hit Bermuda as a Category Two storm on Sunday. Some venues reported yesterday that they have already experienced cancellations. Sophie Dier, communications director at th...
Sep 06, 2012
Environment

"Kicking up a stink over smelly flood"

A business owner was left fuming after a foul-smelling flood from a borehole inundated the front of his premises. Bubbling grey water yesterday filled a stretch of Bakery Lane, Pembroke, prompting Pembroke Paint Company owner David Swift to accuse He...
Sep 06, 2012
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"Yes, Government is to blame "

September 4, 2012 Dear Sir, YD Millington, in a Letter to the Editor in today’s Royal Gazette seems to imply that Fiona Campbell is not honest (‘one ought to be honest about the real reasons ….”) when Ms Campbell has implied that local politics must...
Sep 06, 2012
Local Business

"BTC outage fixed"

A service outage that left many BTC customers without a phone and Digicel customers unable to make calls yesterday was fixed by the afternoon. The outage began at about 9am yesterday morning and lasted well into the afternoon and affected landlines ...
Sep 06, 2012
Letters to the Editor

"Put CCTV on buses "

August 31, 2012 Dear Sir, The latest incident on a bus, probably could have been avoided had all buses been installed with CCTV from the start. STRAP HANGER Devonshire
Sep 06, 2012
Bermuda Stock Exchange

"BCB drops 50c"

Bermuda Commercial Bank dropped 50 cents (4.54 percent) on the Bermuda Stock Exchange yesterday, trading 200 shares to close at $10.50. Butterfield Bank traded 40,000 shares to close at $1.23 with no change in share price. Overall, the BSX closed at ...
Sep 06, 2012
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"Island placed on tropical storm watch"

Bermuda was this evening placed on a tropical storm watch as Hurricane Leslie continues to threaten the Island. The latest forecast from the Bermuda Weather Service (BWS) is for Hurricane Leslie to intensify into a category 2 hurricane with wind spee...
Sep 06, 2012
Football

"Depleted Village will still be team to beat, says Goater"

North Village coach Shaun Goater claims his side can still be Premier Division title contenders this season despite his squad being depleted of several key players. With skipper Sammy DeGraff retiring, Tyrell Burgess joining Somerset Trojans and Daka...
Sep 06, 2012
Letters to the Editor

"A challenge to the politicians"

August 30, 2012 Dear Sir, The Progressive Labour Party were voted into government by the majority of Bermudians, so the fault is with us, not them. However, many believe that by issuing their manifesto long after the United Bermuda Party had issued t...
Sep 06, 2012
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