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A British national was charged in plea court recently with importing the heroin into Bermuda.
Martin Cashman, 50, was not required to enter a plea for the charges of importation and possession with intent to supply as the charges are indictable and w...
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Bermudian Richard Eve is to take over as Tourism's director of sales and marketing for North America, The Royal Gazette has learned.
Mr. Eve, the senior regional manager for Tourism's Mid-Atlantic North office in New York, is to replace tourism veter...
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An American Airlines flight was diverted to Bermuda yesterday afternoon after a male passenger became unconscious following a number of seizures.
AA 1334 from San Juan to Boston arrived at Bermuda International Airport at about 3.15 p.m. so the male,...
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When Governor Sir John Vereker asked Carol Ann Bassett to serve her country as an independent Senator, she was shocked.
"I was never interested in politics, so it came as quite a surprise," she explained at an interview this week.
But she agreed with...
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Bermuda bishop to sit out Anglican Church summit
Bishop of the Anglican Church in Bermuda The Rt. Rev. Ewen Rattaray is not going to Britain this week to take part in a conference about the confirmation of openly gay clerics.
The emergency meeting wi...
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A Devonshire man was sent to Supreme Court for sentencing after Acting Senior Magistrate Carlisle Greaves decided his record was so bad he deserved treatment beyond the powers of Magistrates' Court.
Jason Sinclair Liburd, 33, of North Shore Road in D...
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The Ministry of the Environment along with environmental groups are urging Bermudians to collect seeds to begin propagating and growing indigenous trees.
After Hurricane Fabian ravished most of the Island's greenery last month, the time is ripe to in...
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A Supreme Court judge yesterday warned that the legal system will collapse unless defence lawyers cooperate with the court.
Assistant Justice Archibald Warner hit out after he was forced to adjourn two trials because he was told that neither of the a...
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Power was expected to be restored late last night to Hinson's Island after a fuse blew early in the morning causing power outages on the island as well as parts of Harbour Road.
Belco spokeswoman Linda Smith said the blown fuse came from a vault that...
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A tribunal hearing into the firing of a CableVision worker - which sparked a three-day general strike - was started and adjourned yesterday.
Minister of Labour and Home Affairs Randolph Horton ordered the hearing under the Trade Disputes Act after th...
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