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West Indian roots strong for dedicated nurse
Chandra Persad was thrilled to leave Canada’s winters when she moved to Bermuda in 1970.But the Trinidadian soon found Bermuda also had a chilly side.“There was some discrimination against West Indians,” said the 67-year-old.
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- Tuesday Sep 26, 2017
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LifestyleEngraver leaves his mark on sailing glory
Keith O’Connell and Chilly Pereira had long talked of a trip to the island.
Jun 28, 2017 8:00 am
- Doting dads
- Dressed to kill for Ladies’ Day
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International Coastal Cleanup Day 2017
Bermuda is lucky to have a dedicated team of volunteers who worked with EY...
- Sep 21, 2017 8:00 am
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Politics from the soul
Neletha Butterfield ran so fast, her father thought she’d become a professional athlete.
Life didn’t exactly work out...
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The hidden costs of not owning a home
Dear Heather,
We could afford a house however our rent is reasonable, the landlord takes care of everything and...
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Make waves at fabulous Seascent
Looking for waterfront property with beach access?
Seascent sits adjacent to Cavello Bay, Sandys.
The...
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‘I’ve got the power’
DJ Ohmz is a BET house DJ who has appeared in commercials and modelled for Gap.
But seven years ago he was just Omar...
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Finding her gratitude
When people meet Leide Lessa, one of the first things they notice is how happy she is.
The Christian Science...
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An evening of gospel praise
TOMORROW
• Marsden First United Methodist Church: We cordially invite all to our Friends & Family...
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Time to reveal bridge players of the year
David Ezekiel
Sad news again to start the column with the passing of Billy Boyle who was a Wednesday morning regular at...
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Message in a bottle
A few nautical miles off the Canary Islands, ten-year-old Léjanne Jansen tossed a letter into the sea.
Four years...
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After stormy start, couple cruise back to island 23 times
When Glenn Lappin married his bride he knew exactly where to take her for a romantic honeymoon.
But when a tropical...
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New mom shares parenting tips through blog
Sacha Welsh really wanted to surprise her husband Owen with the news that she was pregnant.
The 30-year-old had it all...
- Chefs are cooking up a storm
- Family weathers the storm of horrific Hurricane Irma
- Hands down a great chance to own Palms townhouses
- Bringing the house down
- We are all capable of committing a crime
- Seeing is believing
- Opening arms for refugees
- Back from the brink
- Sad passing of bridge stalwart, who set example to all
- Committing to her own personal vows
- Bartenders ready to mix it with the best
- Tent crusade in Shelly Bay
- Bogle Vineyards keep it all in the family
- Ringmaster takes circus skills into schools
- Feel like a natural woman
- Jumping in at the deep end
- The Mara is a hidden gem
- Can you sell your home without an agent?
Bringing the Fiyah to film and music- Losing job led to clean slate for artist
- Helping people with Nuggets of Inspiration
- Celebration for Grandparents Day
- Bridge: get a cup of tea, concentrate on hand
- Proving a picture is worth a thousand words
- Doing the downward dog at goat yoga
- Get on your bike and buy some Bicicleta
- Great wall – artist paints hospital mural
- Youngsters get kick out of Zumbini class
- Family effort delivering meals to needy
- Going the extra mile for cancer charity
- Affable Curmudgeon who helped shape Bermuda
- ‘Lord led me to Mozambique’
- Lyon stages superb world team bridge championships
- Guest speakers at annual convention
- Conquering the Camino
- Getting more women in the boardroom
- Paying for the points: how our wines stack up
- Sailing instructor with a vision
- Mural adds to Cuisine flavour
- Soup salvation: how senior touches lives
- Taking on the Himalayas for charity
- Rooms with a view
- How to prepare for hurricane season
- Beating the drum
- Elca enjoys the spotlight at America’s Cup
- How God saved me from the gangster life
- Enjoy youth concert at Heard Chapel
- Radical changes could open up event
- Out of Africa
- Getting ahead is no laughing matter
- 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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