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Two men were arrested after a Sandys man was punched to the floor at the Horseshoe Bay beach bar at 1.30 a.m. on Saturday following an argument.
The 22-year-old was punched in the face and fell backwards striking his head.
He was given first aid for ...
DATE: Jul 11, 2005
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The Causeway?s Longbird swing bridge broke down yesterday morning ? causing panic among those trying to catch lunchtime flights and enormous traffic congestion across the eastern parishes.
While the foot-wide gap was too big for vehicles to safely ne...
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Boot camps, mandatory work and 23-hour lock down should be considered for inmates now viewing prison more as a rite of passage than a place of punishment, says union leader Craig Clarke.
Some convicts chose to do time rather than pay a fine because p...
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The owner of the Island?s largest landscaping firm has called for an outright ban on machetes ? even for gardening.
He spoke out after Government announced plans for legislation to jail anyone caught in public with a bladed weapon without reasonable ...
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Construction is underway to build MPs a new parking lot at the House of Assembly.
Fifty-eight people are allowed to use 52 spaces at the House of Assembly, at No. 21, Parliament Street, but this does not include Prison staff bringing inmates to Supre...
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The Government?s Summer Employment Programme got underway last month with the placement of some 165 college and university students who returned home for the summer.
The programme also placed 100 senior secondary school students within Government, as...
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Environment Minister Neletha Butterfield has upheld the Development Application Board?s rejection of a proposal to build a dolphin sanctuary at Sinky Bay ? despite the Deputy Premier?s public pledge of support for the plan.
The original Dolphin Oasis...
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Bermuda is a country still rife with racial bitterness and largely ignorant of the options available to it on the road to self-determination, according to a recently released United Nations report.
However, the 18-page document acknowledges that the ...
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Bermuda is playing host this week as delegates from the Americas, Atlantic and Caribbean regions gather at the 30th Regional Conference of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association.
Premier Alexander Scott will open the proceedings this morning in t...
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