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As the Senate met to discuss the Throne Speech, Government Senate Leader praised Bermuda and its people as being ?extraordinary? and said: ?We see opportunities and we come out top no matter what is going on.
?As Bermudians we are action-minded and t...
DATE: Nov 17, 2005
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As much as $6 million of unpaid tax from companies and businesses on the Island has either been recovered or is in the process of being wrestled from the clutches of reluctant payers.
Attorney General Larry Mussenden referred to "two pit bull lawyers...
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A more coordinated approach to providing services to at-risk families will promote efficiency and save taxpayers? money, according to Health and Family Services Minister Patrice Minors.
She announced the initiative this week as part of a more detaile...
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November is Palliative Care Month and Agape House is holding an open house today.
Between 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. members of the public are invited to tour Agape House ? the only resource in Bermuda dedicated to palliative care, which focuses on pain manag...
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Works and Housing Minister Sen. David Burch yesterday hit back at what he felt were accusations made by another colleague in the Upper House that branded him a racist.
His typically outspoken outburst was, he explained later, a reaction to comments m...
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For most of yesterday there was an empty seat at the first full session of the re-convened Senate.
Newly appointed UBP Senator Gina Spence-Farmer was fulfilling her job at the Bermuda College while her counterparts at the Senate discussed Government ...
DATE: Nov 17, 2005
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A serial burglar with a criminal record that ?stands out like a beacon? is behind bars today for a string of offences in Sandys.
The Supreme Court heard the public needed protection from drug addict Ernest James Smith.
?He?s a threat to society,? sai...
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A Bermudian living in Jamaica could easily have found out the addresses of five men contained in a ?hit list? with instructions to kill them when he returned to Bermuda, a prosecutor said yesterday.
Senior Crown Counsel Carrington Mahoney, presenting...
DATE: Nov 17, 2005
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Government Senator Walter Roban used yesterday's Senate session to dispel fers that mega-cruise ships will be arriving at ports around the Island imminently.
Sen. Roban, Chairman of the Marine and Ports board, said the Waterfront Task Force had no pl...
DATE: Nov 17, 2005
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Bermuda has signed a contract for the construction of a 350-passenger high speed ferry for a new Hamilton to St. George's route.
The 124-foot-long vessel, which is being built by Derecktor Shipyards in Bridgeport, Connecticut, will have a a top speed...
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