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Police in St. George's are getting back in the saddle with the re-introduction of pedal cycle patrols.
At a press conference yesterday, Sgt. Darrin Simons, who will be heading up the Eastern Community Beat Officer (CBO) unit, said W.P.c. Cammie Berke...
DATE: Jun 22, 2002
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In the wake of 41 road accidents over the weekend, the Police are set to embark on the third phase of their Selected Target Enforcement Programme (STEP).
This was revealed yesterday at a joint press conference with the Bermuda Police Service and the ...
DATE: Jun 20, 2002
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The vexing question of whether a person caught riding a pedal cycle while impaired should be banned from operating all motor vehicles was raised in Magistrates court yesterday - with the magistrate settling on a suspended sentence.
Crown counsel Shad...
DATE: Jun 13, 2002
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Close to 15,000 thrill-seekers flocked to Kindley field this weekend to see the first annual monster truck rally, hosted by Bluegrass Management.
“The response has been overwhelming,” said Bluegrass co-founder, David Greene last night, over the roar ...
DATE: Jun 11, 2002
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Surprise rain showers soaked Front Street during the annual Queen's Birthday Parade yesterday, but not the spirits of the spectators.
The parade is part of the official birthday celebrations of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. She turns 76 this year.
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DATE: Jun 11, 2002
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Flatts community activist W.A. 'Toppy' Cowen is upset that he and others who played a role in bringing to life the newly reconstructed Flatts wharf were not invited to its opening on Thursday.
On June 6, Premier Jennifer Smith and Works and Engineeri...
DATE: Jun 11, 2002
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A 43-year-old man who pleaded guilty earlier this year to buggery and sexual exploitation of a boy was given too harsh a sentence, Saul Froomkin, Q.C. argued before Bermuda's Court of Appeal yesterday.
In front of a packed court room at the Supreme C...
DATE: Jun 07, 2002
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At the tender age of 21, Jermaine Philpott is on his way to launching his own record label - and soon hopes to be signing ten new acts.
The Devonshire youth is in the final stages of creating Genesis Records, with the vision of establishing a place f...
DATE: Jun 05, 2002
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A 45-year-old St. George's man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder on Thursday night after allegedly trying to set a bouncer on fire.
The man, who had been barred from Freddie's Pub in King's Square allegedly tried to gain entrance at about...
DATE: Jun 01, 2002
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Industrial action is not in taxi drivers' immediate plans, Lee Tucker, public relations officer for the Bermuda Taxi Owners Association (BTOA), said last night.
Minutes after leaving an executive meeting, Mr. Tucker told The Royal Gazette: "We take t...
DATE: May 30, 2002
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