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So this is what would have happened to Annie Hall.
She would have turned into a divorced mother in her 50s with a celebrated career as a New York playwright, with a trace of the girlish skittishness that was her trademark in the ?70s.
As Erica Barry ...
DATE: Jan 16, 2004
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Gardens in Bermuda are usually viewed as areas of beauty with emphasis purely on plants. This may appear a myopic approach to our gardens, but it is the norm; how often do we see garden structures such as pergolas, arches and arbours to name but a fe...
DATE: Jan 16, 2004
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Malcolm Griffiths
Tonight the Bermuda Festival spotlight falls on renowned saxophonist, composer, band leader and recording artist Brandon Marsalis as he and his quartet begin a two-night run at the Ruth Seaton James Centre for the Performing Arts. Both performances b...
DATE: Jan 16, 2004
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The cervix is the lower, narrow end of the uterus. It opens into the vagina. The cervix is covered by a thin layer of tissue, and more than nine out of ten cervical cancers originate in these surface cells.
Dysplasia is a type of cervical disorder th...
DATE: Jan 15, 2004
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The Town Hall was built by the St. George's corporation under Mayor John Van Norden in 1802. The St. George's Corporation approved the plans for a town hall under its first Mayor, Andrew Durnford, in the 1790s.
John Van Norden and other leading citiz...
DATE: Jan 15, 2004
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Barbara Holmes Simon, membership coordinator, of The St. George's Foundation wishes to inform the public of the following events which are scheduled every Wednesday in January and February, 2004:there is a walking tour of the Town of St. George, whic...
DATE: Jan 15, 2004
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It was during the American Revolution that the British Government first began to use former warships as floating prisons in New York City. This practise was later extended to Bermuda, and between 1833 and 1854, convicts from Great Britain were kept i...
DATE: Jan 15, 2004
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He speaks softly, moves quietly, and by his own admission is ?a very private person?. Yet Robert Symons has more than made his mark on the entertainment scene both as a bass guitarist and, in recent years, as a steel pan player.
He has worked with, a...
DATE: Jan 15, 2004
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Island Gift Market, an interesting gift shop at 16 Water Street, St. George's, owed by Ellie Jones, is enjoying its transition phase in a new location. Last May, Mrs. Jones was buying gift items to sell at Caffe Latte's two locations then two things ...
DATE: Jan 15, 2004
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St. George's gregarious mayor, E. Michael Jones, is over the seasonal rush. He and Papoose, his beloved and well known bird, relax a little as they reflect upon the past Christmas Season and the New Year. Mr. Jones looks forward to accomplishing seve...
DATE: Jan 15, 2004
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