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After a hurricane, the spirit of reaching out

It has been said many times before, that when the Island is confronted with something bigger that any authority, Bermudians tend to draw closer together in meeting a challenge that poses a threat to every single person. As Hurricane Gonzalo rumbled w...
Oct 20, 2014
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Clothes shop burgled during hurricane

The owners of Flatts Menswear have spoken of their disgust at burglars who broke into the shop after Hurricane Gonzalo knocked out power in the early hours of Saturday morning. Manager Jennifer Lindo and her father, store owner Mickey Adderley, disco...
Oct 20, 2014
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Cooking up [in] a storm

Ingredients might be limited during a storm, but the chefs from this year’s Rising Chef of the Year competition prove meals can still be delicious — even without electricity to make them. Lifestyle got chefs from the upcoming Bermuda Hospitality Ins...
Oct 20, 2014
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Blow delivered to replica ship

The replica of the ship Deliverance, which holds a place of pride in St George’s, was left battered and de-masted by Hurricane Gonzalo — with just one mast standing, and rigging strewn across the dockside at Ordnance Island. St George’s Foundation ex...
Oct 20, 2014
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The spirit of Bermuda shines bright

Premier Michael Dunkley hailed the Bermudian spirit last night saying “tremendous progress” had already been made in the huge clean-up operation after Hurricane Gonzalo. The Category 3 hurricane barrelled into Bermuda on Friday afternoon leaving a tr...
Oct 20, 2014
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Hurricane and baby arrive together

While Hurricane Gonzalo pummelled Bermuda with dangerous winds and torrential rain one couple had their minds on other things — the birth of their first child. James P Mill came into the world at 7.15pm on Friday while Gonzalo was beginning to flex i...
Oct 20, 2014
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Dockyard suffers significant damage

Up to 15 families in Dockyard may need to be relocated so post-Gonzalo repair work can be carried out on their homes. Engineers will assess the damage today and tomorrow, the West End Development Corporation (Wedco) said yesterday. Wedco chairman Ra...
Oct 20, 2014
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Sunny skies for post-hurricane wedding

While most of Bermuda was clearing up the carnage left by Hurricane Gonzalo one couple were preparing for their big day. Dana Behlke and Rob Johnson had expected the worst when they heard a Category 3 hurricane was headed directly for Bermuda the nig...
Oct 20, 2014
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Working until the work was done

Police Commissioner Michael DeSilva has praised the “amazing” job of his staff in helping the Island through Hurricane Gonzalo. He said he had “never been more proud to be a police officer” thanks to the dedication and hard work shown by the Bermuda...
Oct 20, 2014
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Insurers busy with hurricane claims

Insurers opened for business over the weekend as they dealt with a rush of claims after the direct hit from Hurricane Gonzalo. Freisenbruch-Meyer, Argus, BF&M and Colonial were busy as hundreds of residents reported damage to their property. A spokes...
Oct 20, 2014
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Modellers: Eye of storm spared us a worse hit

Damage from Hurricane Gonzalo could have been much worse — had the storm’s eye not passed directly over Bermuda and had Tropical Storm Fay not visited less than a week earlier. That is the view of experts from catastrophe modelling firm AIR Worldwide...
Oct 20, 2014
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