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Written by Duncan Hall
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This issue, The Bermudian takes the pulse of the island’s tourism industry by speaking to five leading members of the hotel, hospitality, retail and tour-boat sectors of the economy. We canvassed their views on a wide range of topics, and we think that you will find their answers illuminating.
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Choy Aming A tour-boat captain with wide experience of the island’s tourist trade. He has worked with most of the island’s ships, hotels and t... |
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Written by Meredith Ebbin
| Photography by: Ann Spurling & Oliver Tucker
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When Rev. Dr. Lanel D. Guyton arrived in Bermuda from the U.S. to become pastor of St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church, he realised from his very first Sunday that he was stepping into an institution with a proud legacy.
St. Paul, located on the corner of Court and Victoria Streets, Hamilton, is the cathedral of Bermuda’s AME church. It dates back to 1872, the year the cornerstone was laid. Its first service was held on New Year’s Sunday, 1873. St. Paul... |
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Written by Duncan Hall
| Photography by: Scott Tucker
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The One Bermuda Alliance has made quick progress on the political front, with polls in July suggesting that the party launched in May 2011 was only marginally behind the ruling Progressive Labour Party in terms of popularity.
The Bermudian magazine sat down with three party leaders: veteran parliamentarian Bob Richards (BR), the OBA’s shadow minister for finance, formerly of the United Bermuda Party; Senator Craig Cannonier (CC), OBA deputy leader and shadow minister f... |
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Written by Elizabeth Jones
| Photography by: Max Kehrli
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Today, Admiralty House Park is a tranquil expanse of hillside stretching down to the twin beaches of Clarence Cove. Beyond is a panoramic North Shore view of Dockyard to the west and St. George’s to the east. But had it not been for the determination of the Admiralty House Park Association, formed in September 1974 and headed by the late Joyce Hall, the park could have had a different name and a different appearance: it could have become Bermuda College, complete with a... |
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