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Three teenagers were hauled before the court yesterday charged with break-ins that landed them more than $160,000 in loot.
Two of the accused pleaded guilty to stealing more than $160,000 worth of cash and jewellery from several Southampton homes in ...
DATE: Mar 24, 2001
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A bill to ban the use, sale, supply and importation of gaming machines was put forward by Government yesterday.
But anti-gambling campaigners fear that because the ban on use will not come into affect until July 2004, after the next election, the mov...
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Opposition leader Pamela Gordon owes Government $70,132.70 for improvements made to her house in Warwick, Works and Engineering Minister Alex Scott claimed yesterday.
But Ms Gordon, who was given a government grant for the house while she was Premier...
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A "watershed'' three year plan to relaunch tourism in Bermuda was unveiled yesterday following more than a year of planning from Government and the private sector.
The newly-formed Bermuda Alliance for Tourism (BAT) will bring a range of Government d...
DATE: Mar 24, 2001
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summer after achieving planning permission for renovations.
The tourist attraction has been at Dockyard since September 1999 when the coastal pen at the Southampton Princess was battered by hurricane Gert.
Dolphin Quest was criticised for inadequatel...
DATE: Mar 24, 2001
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Bermuda's first Dame, Marjorie Bean.
Government has decided with the consent of the family of the late Dame that in recognition of her "remarkably rich career'' elements of an "official funeral'' will be added to her funeral slated for 2 p.m. at St. ...
DATE: Mar 24, 2001
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vowed to kick the habit faces a social inquiry report.
Demitrius Bird, of Hermitage Road, pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply but said he had planned to share the drugs with friends for New Year's Eve and give up the following day.
Bir...
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Breen, Karen Smith and Magnus Henagulph Tourism Minister David Allen has presided over a two-and-a-half year disaster for the industry and had run out of excuses, Shadow Toursim Minister David Dodwell claimed yesterday.
He kicked off a lengthy debat...
DATE: Mar 24, 2001
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Entries for this year's Ag Show closed yesterday but at this point the Government is undecided about how to handle the show given the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak still spreading across the globe.
The show, which is one of the Island's most popula...
DATE: Mar 24, 2001
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Archivists stood by and watched while records were torched yesterday.
But it wasn't an act of reckless vandalism -- the arson was part of a course to teach them how to tackle blazes and salvage documents.
They are keen to avoid the disastrous 1950s f...
DATE: Mar 24, 2001
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