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"Senators debate gang violence in wake of barber shop murder"

Hard on the heels of the brazen barber shop murder on Saturday, Senators delved into the realms of organised crime through gang violence yesterday after 18 adjournments. Members of the Upper House debated the Report of the Parliamentary Joint Select...
Jun 28, 2012
Other

"Bike hits bus shelter"

A 25-year-old bike rider was injured and taken to hospital after colliding with a bus shelter on Crow Lane, just outside Hamilton, yesterday evening. The one vehicle accident happened at around 7pm near the junction between Crow Lane and Corkscrew Hi...
Jun 28, 2012
Budget

"BPSU meet over Superannuation Fund proposal"

More than 300 Bermuda Public Services Union members attended St Paul Centinnial Hall yesterday to make a decision on the Government Superannuation Fund proposal. But according to BPSU General Secretary Ed Ball, that decision “will not be made known t...
Jun 28, 2012
Other

"Spirit praised for playing its part in race emergency"

Newport Bermuda Race organising committee chairman John Osmond has thanked all those involved in a medical emergency during this year’s 635-mile race. Among a trio of boats that responded to a distress call to aid a sick crewman on board the double-h...
Jun 28, 2012
Education

"Celebration and remembrance at graduation ceremony"

The Adult Education School this week celebrated the graduation of 42 students and remembered the tragic loss of one. Executive director Donna Daniels recalled her time with 18-year-old Malcolm Outerbridge, fatally stabbed on the Railway Trail in Warw...
Jun 28, 2012
Other

"Concern over sexual offender taxi drivers"

News that two men with recent convictions for sex crimes are driving taxis on Bermuda’s roads prompted calls for answers last night. Concerns were raised that the Public Service Vehicles Licensing Board may be “very lax” in procedures when it comes t...
Jun 28, 2012
Other

"Debt hole is getting deeper, warns Richards"

Government is leading Bermuda into a deep financial hole that it will take decades to get out of, said Shadow Finance Minister Bob Richards in response to the Island’s credit rating downgrade by Fitch. At a press conference staged yesterday by the op...
Jun 28, 2012
Other

"Bermudian war vet is 90 today"

Phillip Lamb, one of four black Bermudians who served in the Royal Air Force during the Second World War, celebrates his 90th birthday today. According to war historian Andrew Bermingham, Mr Lamb is one of the oldest living war veterans in Bermuda. M...
Jun 28, 2012
Politics

"‘Better late than never’ welcome to Good Governance Act"

The Senate yesterday unanimously approved legislation aimed at promoting good governance, with both parties calling the bill a step forward. Attorney General Kim Wilson said the Good Governance Act 2012 would discourage financial abuse by Ministers a...
Jun 28, 2012
Local Business

"Newport race gives Island a $10m boost"

The Newport to Bermuda race gave the Island’s local economy an estimated $10 million shot in the arm this year. Restaurants, hotels and retail shops all reported a surge in business over the last week as 160 boats crossed the finish line and spent la...
Jun 28, 2012
International Business

"Company linked with Lord Ashcroft listed on BSX"

A company that owns controversial UK Conservative Party donor Lord Ashcroft’s Turks and Caicos bank has been approved to list on the Bermuda Stock Exchange. Shares of Waterloo Investment Holding Ltd, sponsored by Appleby Securities (Bermuda) Limited ...
Jun 28, 2012
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