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"Health spending to soar to $1.7bn"

The Island’s rising cost of healthcare “may present challenges with respect to sustainability and affordability”, according to the latest National Health Accounts Report. However, Health Minister Zane DeSilva said Government was nonetheless in a good...
Jul 27, 2012
Opinion Writer

"I’m a snitch and here’s why you should be too"

There has been a lot of discussion about recent sentences for crimes committed against visitors. I get this and I support the discussion about the need to send a message to criminals and would-be criminals that crimes against visitors will not be tol...
Jul 27, 2012
Other

"Police service hit by phone problems"

Bermuda Police Service has been hit by phone problems this evening and only has the 911 phone service in operation. A spokesman for the BPS issued the following statement to advice the public what to do if they wished to contact the police. He said: ...
Jul 26, 2012
Other

"Bus services to be interrupted by meeting"

Bus services will be interrupted tomorrow as drivers hold a meeting to ratify a new schedule. A Government spokesman said: "Please be advised the Department of Public Transportation (DPT) will hold a meeting for BIU members tomorrow morning from 10am...
Jul 26, 2012

"Brother lets brother carry Bermuda Olympic flag"

Zander Kirkland will carry Bermuda's flag at the opening ceremony tomorrow at the request of his brother Jesse who turned down the opportunity in a true display of Olympic spirit. Sailing skipper Jesse had been chosen to lead out Team Bermuda in the ...
Jul 26, 2012
Letters to the Editor

"The door is still open"

July 23, 2012 Dear Sir, After reading the story in today’s Royal Gazette headlined ‘Minister ordered payments — House committee finds’ … I wanted to blog in the comment section only to find that that section had been closed to comments for whatever r...
Jul 26, 2012
Editorials

"A better future"

The Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Task Force (Best), is to be applauded on its release of a blueprint for Bermuda’s future development. Environmentalists are sometimes accused of being opposed to all development, but the blueprint shows this i...
Jul 26, 2012
Editorials

"Public’s right to know"

The recent placement of the chief of staff of King Edward VII Memorial Hospital on “administrative leave” has caused a good deal of comment. That’s not surprising. When a person charged with the care and health of hundreds of patients a day is suspen...
Jul 26, 2012
Other

"Road widening starts in Southampton"

Road widening has begun on a stretch of land in Southampton. The work is being done to improve conditions on Middle Road between Waterlot Inn and Riviera Road, according to Public Works Minister Michael Weeks. It’s anticipated that the $400,000 proje...
Jul 26, 2012
Other

"Volunteers clean up BAMZ"

Some 70 students and volunteers from eleven companies participated in The Centre on Philanthropy’s Community Day. The event, which was organised to benefit local charities, saw volunteers work on thirteen different projects, including cleaning BAMZ’s...
Jul 26, 2012
Other

"Bermuda data shows oceans are becoming more acidic"

Data collected from Bermuda’s waters is being used to track the effects of ocean acidification. In a paper recently published by the journal Biogeosciences, a team of scientists from Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS) and Scripps Institute of...
Jul 26, 2012
Other

"Public put forward ideas for vacant city plot"

Ideas ranging from a recreational area in the heart of North East Hamilton to a specialised vendor market were just two of a host of suggestions for the newly acquired lot bought by the City of Hamilton. The recent acquisition was one of the last dea...
Jul 26, 2012
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