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brakes on the purchase of oversized upmarket Peugeot cars for Government Ministers.
And Shadow Transport Minister Erwin Adderley crashed head on with Works and Engineering Minister Alex Scott's claim that the 406 model cars' larger size would make th...
DATE: Jan 17, 2000
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
The prestigious Bolshoi Ballet company was left stranded in London after missing a flight to Bermuda on Saturday.
But, slated to arrive later today from Canada after close to a full day of travelling, the company is still expected to perform tonight ...
DATE: Jan 17, 2000
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Bermuda Festival: "BREAK'' -- Ruth Seaton James Theatre -- January 13-15 Catapulting the 25th Bermuda Festival firmly into the 21st century this week was Steve Love's urban funk spectacular, "Break'', which drew an uproarious response on opening nig...
DATE: Jan 15, 2000
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Being head of the prefects at Elliott Primary School is not all fun and games for ten-year-olds Silvia Realejo and Trevon Talbot.
They both look at their roles as a big responsibility, something that they can be proud to say they have done.
"It's rea...
DATE: Jan 15, 2000
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Festival go through their paces.
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DATE: Jan 15, 2000
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During the past school year the youngsters have explored a range of issues and subjects ranging from tracing their family roots to examining different aspects of the daily newspaper.
Students in M1 teacher Terrylyn Weeks' class recently completed a p...
DATE: Jan 15, 2000
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A sixth generation Baha'i girl paid a visit to Bermuda this week, the hope of spreading the message of Baha'u'llah to residents of the Island.
Marjan Sabet-Kassouf, 11, who lives in Montreal but is of Kuwaiti descent, arrived last Saturday to meet fo...
DATE: Jan 15, 2000
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first step to becoming an internationally-recognised artist.
She won the Hamilton Lions Club's Peace Poster Contest for children in the ten-to-13 age range.
And Alice's poster is among more than 325,000 entries submitted worldwide in the 12th annual ...
DATE: Jan 15, 2000
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Young Observer
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New ground-breaking technology may offer a solution to the safety and security problem facing taxi drivers on the Island.
Shadow Transport Minister Erwin Adderley has revealed to The Royal Gazette that a small video camera, positioned inside the taxi...
DATE: Jan 15, 2000
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losses at the Island's biggest travel agent.
Meyer last night announced they would be making five staff redundant after a shake-up of departments, prompted by the news this week that American Airlines was slashing commission on tickets.
A further two...
DATE: Jan 14, 2000
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