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A prominent physician who had buckets of standing water breeding mosquitoes around his house was fined $150 in Magistrates' Court yesterday.
Dr. John Patton, 59, of Keith Hall Road, Warwick, pleaded guilty to the charge of breeding mosquito larvae on...
DATE: Sep 11, 2002
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While none of them were afraid to travel to Bermuda on the anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, a few American visitors told The Royal Gazette yesterday that they just needed to get away from the memories.
"I was there when the whole th...
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Governor Sir John Vereker has a new Aide de Camp.
Lt. Derek (Bobby) Hurdle, one of Bermuda's top rugby players, began work at Government House on Monday, taking over from Captain Marc Telemaque who was recently appointed Permanent Secretary of Transp...
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Bermuda needs to take a more coordinated approach to trauma counselling in preparation for a major disaster hitting the Island, experts have claimed.
Two of Bermuda's leading Critical Stress Management (CISM) team members, Doris DeCosta and Mira Inge...
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CableVision yesterday blamed bad weather for around 100 outages on Monday.
The company said problems included including high winds and lightning.
There were also three reports between Monday and yesterday of trucks hitting cable lines.
The remaining ...
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Narcotics officers could be forced to change the way they nab drugs mules after two landmark legal cases.
A legal source said Monday's Supreme Court decision to grant probation to Anthony Quinton Beach, who had earlier admitted importing $1.7 million...
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Students transferred to alternative facilities for children with behavioural problems this term may have to travel overseas in order to take their final graduation exam.
Julia Beach, director of the Adult Education School (AES), said she feared the t...
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A man who was arrested for stealing 17 Royal Gazette newspapers one day and then stole 16 the next was given a six-month discharge in Magistrates' Court yesterday.
Warren Bascome, 44, of Chapel Lane, St. George's, admitted stealing the newspapers.
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The Royal Gazette newsroom became a hive of activity when the World Trade Center buildings collapsed on September 11. Before the huge edifices fell everyone was glued to the small television set in our interviewing room.
The enormity of the disaster ...
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A year ago armed Police and soldiers patrolled the Bermuda International Airport and cruise terminals as the Island was in the grip of terrorism fears.
And on one mad Wednesday the following month, security forces rushed around the Island dealing wit...
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