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The charge should have been murder said the mother of stabbing victim Jermaine (Red) Pitcher after one of his killers received a 12 year sentence on a manslaughter charge yesterday.
Mr. Pitcher's mother Goldie O'Neill told The Royal Gazette that peop...
DATE: Oct 25, 2001
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The brother of murder victim Jermaine Pitcher, told Magistrates' Court yesterday that the "grief" made him crack when he uttered threatening words to Police then violently resisted arrest in early September.
Ludulow Pitcher was bound over to good beh...
DATE: Oct 25, 2001
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Government is adopting a wait-and-see policy on fears dodgy diesel fuel is attacking taxi engines.
On Monday, taxi drivers told The Royal Gazette they were being forced off the road because engines were leaking fuel.
Transport Department consultant L...
DATE: Oct 24, 2001
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Work to install a sidewalk with palm trees and antique lighting in Flatts Village has been given a mixed welcome by the former chairman of Flatts Development Committee.
Works and Engineering staff have begun work to knock down a small wall in the vil...
DATE: Oct 24, 2001
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Jurors in the Supreme Court manslaughter trial of Keniel Ingham will be asked to decide today whether he acted in self-defence, or, as a ruthless aggressor in the stabbing death of 27-year-old Jermaine (Red) Pitcher.
Ingham, 29, denies he killed Mr. ...
DATE: Oct 24, 2001
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Cancer causing asbestos should be among the top items to be dealt with when Parliament reopens November 2, insists Shadow Environment Minister Gary Pitman.
He says Government should start by tabling a report which looked into the circumstances surrou...
DATE: Oct 24, 2001
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A decade after it opened, Cafe Lido - the beachfront restaurant at the Elbow Beach Hotel - has closed its doors.
Owned by the Little Venice Group, it served its last diners Monday evening and will re-open around Easter next year as "Lido", an upscale...
DATE: Oct 24, 2001
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An environmental exposition is hoping to draw the weekend crowd, promising nearly 20 eco-themed attractions at the Botanical Gardens.
Eden Project organisers said the event addresses the environmental challenges faced in Bermuda, and tries to find `'...
DATE: Oct 24, 2001
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Bermuda College is advertising for hotels or training schools to take over the running of Stonington Beach Hotel.
The college is looking at a range of options for the running of Stonington, the beachside hotel in Paget it operates to teach students h...
DATE: Oct 24, 2001
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Residents were too nonchalant about the storm which became Hurricane Karen, the director of the Bermuda Weather Service (BWS) said this week.
While the storm - which wreaked havoc across Bermuda and left some 20,000 homes without power was bad - Roge...
DATE: Oct 24, 2001
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