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Cashless gaming concerns
Gaming regulators have raised concerns about the prospect of Bermuda adopting a cashless system for its casinos — echoing criticism by a problem gambling expert.Keith Whyte, executive director of the National Council on Problem Gambling in...
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- Friday Sep 22, 2017
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NewsMaria’s ‘mind-boggling’ devastation
A Bermuda resident spoke of his concern for his home country yesterday after...
Sep 20, 2017 12:01 am
- Hayward calls for independence
- Drugstore owner to carry on after blaze
- Back-to-school Extravaganza
- Dellwood closed, other schools ready
Food Walk
Food Walk in Chancery Lane (Photographs ...
Mermaids
Celebrating the mermaid spirit, summer a ...
International Coastal Clean Up Day
International Coastal Clean Up Day: Sa ...
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Upbeat troops await Maria in Grand Turk
Bermuda troops on a mercy mission to hurricane-devastated Turks & Caicos braced themselves for a second storm last...
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Local chef strikes gold
An island chef has hit the gold standard in lobster preparation.
Jean-Claude Garzia, owner and chef cuisine at Beau...
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Bermuda has 23 per cent living in ‘poverty’Bermuda’s economic model and tax system is producing systemic poverty on the island, according to economist Robert...
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Ceremony reflects on commitment to peace
A shared commitment to peace will overcome the barriers presented to young people in Bermuda by gang violence, the local...
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Picasso piece still relevant, says gallery director
A lithographic print by world-famous painter Pablo Picasso was yesterday unveiled at the Bermuda National Gallery to mark...
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New options for Bermuda College students
Bermuda College has signed off on two agreements with overseas colleges to boost degree options for its students.
Now...
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Society asks for support in helping bird life
The Bermuda Audubon Society has urged residents to donate to a hurricane relief fund providing support for bird life in the...
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Mad Hair Day
Schools, businesses and clubs are invited to go crazy to support a cancer charity today for Mad Hair Day.
Adults can...
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Business legislation goes up for debate
A raft of business legislation will go before MPs today in the House of Assembly, as well as a Bill tightening the island’s...
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Politicians remain quiet on alleged New York trip
Three politicians, including the Premier, last night remained silent over a planned trip to New York in June
The trip...
- Familiar gibes surface despite new focus on collaboration
- New collection celebrates diversity
- Bacteria shuts Tobacco Bay to swimmers
- Licence warning leaves sour taste
- Residents fearful for relatives after Dominica blackout
- Senator stresses importance of technology education
- Cyberthreat posed by ‘script kiddies’
- New appeal for donations as storm wreaks havoc
- Your beverage of choice should be water, says nutritionist
- School’s pride at Duffy win
- Charity’s back to school donation
- Specialist surgeon arrives on island
- Mirrors hands out prizes
- Afternoon bus cancellations
- St George’s Parish awards scholarships
- Hurricane fundraiser postponed
- Crash victim remains in critical condition
- Dedicated Madison top of her school
- Kempe questions funding of new PLP initiatives
- Pause and reflect on Peace Day
- Reef Watch calls on citizen scientists
- Maria’s ‘mind-boggling’ devastation
- Man jailed after shooting himself in hand by mistake
- School back to normal, says Dellwood head
- Scotland selfie identifies owner of lost camera
- Gordon-Pamplin claims evidence of NYC trip
- Ministry silent on Evans reports
- School to raise cash for hurricane victims
- Crash man critical but stable
- Morning bus cancellations
‘Dementia is a ticking time bomb’- Family fun day in troubled Parkside area
- Crash on North Shore Road
- Butterfield staff help clean Warwick beach
- BHB launches island-wide asthma campaign
- Discipline at school has ‘gone down the drain’
- Police launch investigation into New York phone leak
- Picasso’s symbol of peace
- Wilson prioritises ‘ageing well’ strategy
- Children and families at the forefront, says Burt
- Roban welcomed on luxury liner
- Regiment working hard to help repair Turks & Caicos
- Food Walk postponed thanks to rain
- Sugar tax can lead to ‘healthier diets’
- Can Scotland selfie reunite owner with lost camera?
- Polish kayaker, 71, crosses the Atlantic again
- Award for Tobacco Bay
- BEST optimistic over green Throne pledges
- Insider: fire response inadequate
- Burt dismisses ‘imaginative’ New York trip
- Jose brings strong winds and risk of thunder
- Travellers urged to take precautions over Irma
- More dead fish washed up on South Shore
- Naked man on North Shore Road
- Alleged blackmailer remanded in custody
- BTA says minister used out-of-date report
- RAF aircraft refuel in Bermuda
- School crews clear trash from South Shore
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Audit reveals BTA failures, says Simmons
- Clarien Bank to donate to relief effort
- Jose to pass as Maria eyes up the Caribbean
- Christian reading room to reopen
- Belco team to head to BVI
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OBA attacks PLP’s ‘Trump-like’ politics
- Gibbons takes Burt to task over AC35 claims
- Dellwood to open on Monday
- VSB to close on Sunday
- DeSilva congratulates Duffy
- Brown: People felt marginalised under OBA
- Union leader addresses students
- Charity in dire need of storage space
- What will be the best way to create needed new jobs?
- Attract more international companies
- 29%
- Grow the population
- 10%
- Reduce the number of non-Bermudian workers
- 14%
- Develop new business sectors other than international business and tourism
- 36%
- Retrain the workforce
- 12%
- Total Votes: 5529
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