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"Health insurance reforms move forward"

New health insurance regulations have been formally Gazetted, paving the way for reforms to insurance claims payments. The legislation passed in the House of Assembly and Senate despite scepticism from members of the Opposition, who warned of possibl...
Apr 21, 2012
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"Govt reacts to call for tax breaks for seniors"

Government last night responded to Age Concern’s call for tax breaks for seniors struggling to cope with the soaring cost of living. In Monday’s Royal Gazette, the charity said some elderly people desperately need help as staple food prices have clim...
Apr 21, 2012
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"New Sergeant Major takes over reins from friend"

The Bermuda Regiment is to have a new Regimental Sergeant Major. Warrant Officer Gavin Rayner was appointed to the new position by Governor Sir Richard Gozney. He will take over the post as the unit’s senior enlisted man following the retirement of h...
Apr 21, 2012
Politics

"Cisco computer network training will be free in Bermuda"

Government is calling for candidates to take up the opportunity to take part in a computer certification academy that will initially be offered free of charge. According to Information Services Minister Michael Scott, the Cisco certification covers a...
Apr 21, 2012
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"Volunteers needed to recreate Bermuda dwelling"

Volunteers are being sought for a day of work trying to recreate Bermuda’s earliest dwellings. From 10am today, people are encouraged to turn up at the 1612 Carter House, for the reconstruction project led by St David’s Historical Society. They will ...
Apr 21, 2012
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"Teen rider hurt in collision"

A Sandys teen suffered leg injuries after his auxiliary cycle and a car collided in Sandys. A police spokeswoman said officers responded to a report of a crash at around 4pm on Tuesday near the junction of Malabar Road and Runway Lane. The spokeswoma...
Apr 21, 2012
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"French can vote in national election from Bermuda"

For the first time, French citizens living in Bermuda will get a chance to vote in their country’s elections while on Island. The French Consulate is open from 8am to 6pm today for voters to cast their ballots. Eighty French nationals had registered...
Apr 21, 2012
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"Resort sponsors Middle-to-End cycle event"

Elbow Beach is to sponsor the Middle-to-End Cycle of the annual Catlin End-to-End. The South Shore resort is promising a dramatic Tour-de-Bermuda-style start to the May 5 competition. Cyclists will line the resort’s driveway before the race begins at...
Apr 21, 2012
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"Concern at students’ claims that drugs are easy to obtain"

Parents need to be given the proper tools to tackle the issue of drug use by the Island’s youth, according to the Family Centre. Responding to the results of the National School Survey, released yesterday, Martha Dismont of the Family Centre said she...
Apr 21, 2012
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"Inspired by his sister, cadet goes the extra mile"

Eighteen-year-old Willis Steede plans to march twice in the Bermuda Day Parade next month: once in his school’s band, and again with the Warner Gombey Troupe. A long-serving member of the Bermuda Cadet Corps, Willis is accustomed to going the extra m...
Apr 21, 2012
Politics

"Regiment Boat Troop will patrol Island’s waters"

A full time Regiment Boat Troop is being developed, National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief told the House of Assembly yesterday. Once fully operational, its soldiers would have powers to board and search, carry non-lethal weapons and to make arr...
Apr 21, 2012
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