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A US drug mule caught with cannabis in LF Wade International Airport has been freed after his sentence was slashed on appeal.
Rodney Small, 30, must wait for travel arrangements to be made — but the Supreme Court has deemed his time spent in custody ...
DATE: Dec 20, 2013
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Jonathan Bell
Bermuda’s team of student actors got a round of applause from new Education Minister Grant Gibbons and Junior Minister Leah Scott after racking up awards at the Caribbean Secondary School Festival in Barbados.
Dr Gibbons said the group deserved extra...
DATE: Dec 20, 2013
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The Corporation of Hamilton’s raft of grievances over Government’s intervention into municipal affairs have been laid out in a threat of legal action acquired by The Royal Gazette.
Parliament’s latest sessions saw a number of Corporation leases cont...
DATE: Dec 20, 2013
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Families who have been on a waiting list for Christmas food will be able to put meals on their tables thanks to big-hearted staff at Lancashire Insurance Company Limited.
The business bought $4,000 worth of food — also taking advantage of the 10 perc...
DATE: Dec 19, 2013
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Jonathan Bell
A donation of $100,000 by the Kitson Group has pushed the fundraising campaign for Bermuda’s new hospital wing to the $30 million mark.
Brothers Kirk and Richard Kitson handed over the cheque to Bermuda Hospitals Board chairman Jonathan Brewin to mar...
DATE: Dec 19, 2013
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Health
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Jonathan Bell
The Corporation of Hamilton scored a victory in the Supreme Court yesterday — as part of the ongoing legal battle over the disputed rights of management to take part in a labour bargaining unit.
City management have opted to sue the Corporation, acc...
DATE: Dec 18, 2013
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Other
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Jonathan Bell
Food charity the Eliza DoLittle Society has received a $5,000 windfall from Rubis Energy Bermuda, as the group struggles to meet unprecedented levels of need.
“We’re rushed off our feet,” said Eliza DoLittle head Margaret Ward. “The best example I ca...
DATE: Dec 18, 2013
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Jonathan Bell
A new principal has been appointed to the Berkeley Institute, and will take over as the school’s seventh head at the start of next year.
Phyllis Curtis-Tweed will take up the post on January 2. Term commences on January 6.
She will succeed acting pri...
DATE: Dec 18, 2013
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Jonathan Bell
A tumultuous chapter in the Island’s relations with the US was recalled this morning as dignitaries gathered in a Smith’s churchyard to pay respects to former US Consul Charles Maxwell Allen.
Mr Allen represented the Union in Bermuda during the US Ci...
DATE: Dec 18, 2013
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Jonathan Bell
Owners of restricted dog breeds joined together for a peaceful walk around Hamilton’s Queen Elizabeth II Park to allow members of the public to meet their pets.
The Royal Gazette photographer and proud pit bull owner Mark Tatem said Saturday’s walk, ...
DATE: Dec 17, 2013
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Jonathan Bell
