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Airline passengers were left stranded yesterday after gale force winds caused flight cancellations, diversions and delays.
Bermuda International Airport general manager James Howes said almost 300 passengers were affected, including 200 passengers on...
DATE: Feb 19, 2004
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New measures to improve road safety around the Island's schools following the road death of six-year-old Tyaisha Cox last summer have been announced by Government.
They come from recommendations from a technical committee set up after Tyaisha was str...
DATE: Feb 19, 2004
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Many successful adults have struggled through a learning difficulty in their early years and have managed to conquer it. Today, The Royal Gazette's Amy Terceira concludes a two-part series examining the lives and careers of five professionals who hav...
DATE: Feb 19, 2004
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Television station Fresh TV this week had to hand over a video tape to Police acting on a search warrant, the station confirmed yesterday.
Police would only confirm that the raid on Fresh TV offices was in connection with court proceedings surroundin...
DATE: Feb 19, 2004
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Philip Butterfield yesterday became the first black CEO of a major Island bank after being named to the Bank of Bermuda's top post.
The announcement came on the very day the bank closed its sale to multinational banking giant HSBC Plc, and was just o...
DATE: Feb 19, 2004
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At the age of 12 Gillian Edwards struggled to read the grocery list her parents gave her.
?I had to recognised the boxes. If I came out with the right things ? that was a good day,? she said.
Ms Edwards, owner of Gillian?s, a beauty salon in Devonshi...
DATE: Feb 19, 2004
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A prominent lawyer's learning difference was caught very early, saving much frustration.
Mark Pettingill was held back his first year of Primary school at Gilbert Institute because he had difficulty writing.
His dyslexia was spotted early and address...
DATE: Feb 19, 2004
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The entire executive body of the CedarBridge Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA) last night voted themselves out of office, citing a serious vacuum of support from both parents and the school.
Leaving one of the Island's largest public schools ...
DATE: Feb 18, 2004
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More bus cancellations are expected today following a mass sick out which crippled 50 routes across the Island yesterday.
Public Transportation Board Director Dan Simmons said last night it was too early to say which routes would be affected, but he ...
DATE: Feb 18, 2004
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Solis hair dryers and florescent light bathroom fixtures were recalled on Monday by the Department of Consumer Affairs and the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
The Solis hair dryers do not have an immersion protection devise or ground fault circui...
DATE: Feb 18, 2004
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