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Dockyard is now open to the public. Its amenities include exhibitions on both the ground and first floors. This week, with the kind assistance of Curator Charlotte Andrews, Lifestyle focuses on the historic ground floor exhibits.
Next week, the spotl...
DATE: Aug 09, 2000
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In good hands: Somerset Cup Match vice-captain Dexter Basden was yesterday presented with the `Safe Hands Award', which included a trophy (pictured) and travel voucher for two to New York. Basden was determined by a panel of judges to have been the b...
DATE: Aug 09, 2000
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Harvey's new exhibition, now on display at the Masterworks Foundation Gallery.
The experience of the relationship between home and dweller is explored in a series of photographs of a woman and her home, in which intimacy is evoked only to be transcen...
DATE: Aug 09, 2000
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O'Hara, presents Bermudian Jennifer Vicente with the 2000 XL Insurance Scholarship. Jennifer is the daughter of Linda and Pedro Vicente.
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DATE: Aug 08, 2000
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By Matthew Taylor Opposition Health Spokesman Kim Young has joined calls for sports venues to ban cigarette advertising.
Yesterday former Liberal Party leader Charles Jeffers slammed tobacco ads at Cup Match and said Bermuda could become the dumping...
DATE: Aug 08, 2000
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A local entertainment promoter has launched an e-mail campaign seeking support against Long Island summer home owner David Lines who, he said, is threatening to ruin a lucrative entertainment venue for visitors.
Tony Brannon, who runs the entertainme...
DATE: Aug 08, 2000
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Bermuda must take stronger measures to protect not just old houses but archaeological sites -- or it will lose all traces of its past.
For often the only way to learn what it was like to be a slave in Bermuda and document what they contributed to our...
DATE: Aug 07, 2000
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Patrick Burgess
local politics, Peter Woolcock's weekly cartoon in The Royal Gazette , has become the satirical barometer of Island politics.
A political cartoonist for The Gazette since the early 1980s, he sees himself as an "observer, rather than a commentator.
"I...
DATE: Aug 07, 2000
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You may have wondered why large families and wealthy individuals often have family trusts.
You may even have contemplated the benefits of having a trust or thought about establishing one yourself. Chances are, however, that trusts remain a bit of a m...
DATE: Aug 07, 2000
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where underage teenagers were getting fake drivers' licences so they could get into bars and nightclubs.
The Royal Gazette revealed on Wednesday that alcohol campaigners were concerned that youths were getting bogus drivers' licences from TCD and fak...
DATE: Aug 05, 2000
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