Government workers asked to take an eight per cent pay cut for a year, but would get to keep their pension contributions so pay cheques would remain the same. Friday, February 03, 2012
Water truckers' president welcomes moratorium President of the BWTA Russ Ford said in Friday's Bermuda Sun that water truckers are set to meet after Government announced a moratorium on new permits.
Who'll put the brakes on Minister Burgess? Tom Vesey: Somebody needs to force Transport Minister Derrick Burgess to start practising responsible, collective government as it is accepted in modern democracies. (1 comments)
Bacardi 150th Anniversary For 150 years Bacardi has brought people together like no other brand. Bermuda Sun celebrates the company, reviewing its history and achievements.
Fundraising pirates exchange hostages for money The Bermuda Sloop Foundation kicked off its First Pirates of Bermuda fundraiser on Friday to aid 15-year-old Nahge O'Brien's leukemia battle.
Will Mormons' racial history hurt Mitt Romney's bid? Black Mormons say the church's silence on it's prejudiced past not only irks many African-Americans, it could also become a distraction for the nation's most prominent Mormon: Mitt Romney, the front-runner for the GOP presidential nomination.
Traffic advisory: Court Street closure The City of Hamilton announced that Court Street between Front and Reid Streets will be closed from 6am on Saturday until 7pm on Sunday.
