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Repeat cycle thief sent to Supreme Court for sentencing
A thief who has stolen cycles since 1982 was sent to Supreme Court for sentencing yesterday.
Kimlo Charles Dwight Webb, 33, of Loyal Hill, Devonshire, pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court to cyc...
DATE: Aug 28, 2002
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A civilian Police mechanic was given a conditional discharge yesterday for attacking his step daughter with a machete as she held her infant.
Jefferson Lauayne Catlyn pleaded guilty to causing actual bodily harm before Acting Senior Magistrate Carlis...
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School security guards were yesterday put through their paces in self-defence and risk management in a move to help prevent acts of violence in Bermuda's classrooms.
Ten security officers from CedarBridge Academy and Berkeley Institute completed two ...
DATE: Aug 28, 2002
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Head teachers at some of Government's middle schools have promised to "keep up the pressure" to ensure that their classrooms do not become solely driven by academic subjects.
They said despite an external report claiming that the middle school curric...
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Lawyer Llewellyn Peniston was given a severe tongue-lashing by a Supreme Court judge yesterday for being discourteous, late and failing to have his case prepared.
Assistant Justice Philip Storr was angry when Mr. Peniston turned up late yesterday mor...
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Staffing issues at the post office is creating a backlog of undelivered mail, it has been claimed.
But Postmaster General Clevelyn Crichlow denied there was a backlog and urged people with problems to contact him.
One local resident called The Royal ...
DATE: Aug 28, 2002
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Labour unrest was at the heart of the postponement of a new fast ferry service on Monday which left disappointed customers with long waits.
The new 5 p.m. service from Hamilton to Rockaway, Southampton was mysteriously cancelled before its first jour...
DATE: Aug 28, 2002
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Insurers are trying to deny local patients the best health coverage available, doctors' groups claimed yesterday in the latest round of the health care stand-off.
Doctors and the Health Insurance Association of Bermuda (HIAB) have been fighting for m...
DATE: Aug 28, 2002
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Marc Telemaque is to be the next permanent secretary for the Transport Ministry.
Mr. Telemaque, a lawyer and Bermuda Regiment captain whose tour of duty as Aide-de-Camp to the Governor ends this month, will start work at the Department early next mon...
DATE: Aug 28, 2002
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Smoking, a chronic lack of taxis, a new gateway city and the need for wheelchair accessibility at the Bermuda International Airport were all addressed by Airport Operations General Manager James Howes when he spoke to Hamilton Rotarians yesterday at ...
DATE: Aug 28, 2002
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Carla Zuill
