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A teenage drugs mule, just out of school, will today spend her first full day in prison for importing cocaine.
Amber Davis of Flanders, N.J., dropped her head in shame as Senior Magistrate Will Francis sent her to prison yesterday for three and a hal...
DATE: Jan 13, 2000
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Facility, Postmaster General Clevelyn Critchlow has told The Royal Gazette All sub Post Offices are now in the process of performing the final sort for delivery to residents. It is hoped that deliveries will return to normal in the next few days.
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One of the Island's leading senior citizens and advocates for the elderly has thrown his support behind Government's plan to revamp rest and nursing homes.
Sir John Plowman said he approved of plans to potentially spend millions renovating or expandi...
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An expert Police witness yesterday testified that he "had to look twice'' at the wreckage of a German student's bike after a fatal accident "because it did not even look like a motorcycle''.
And Police accident investigator Sgt. Gary Venning added: "...
DATE: Jan 13, 2000
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Cabinet should be slashed almost in half, according to a shock probe into the governing of Bermuda leaked to The Royal Gazette .
The in-depth report prepared by UK experts recommends -- despite denials last year by Premier Jennifer Smith -- that Cabi...
DATE: Jan 13, 2000
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
The UK is set to change Bermuda's Constitution to redraw the political map of the Island.
The authors of a major report into the governing of Bermuda strongly hinted that action would be taken to slash the number of MPs from the current 40 and create...
DATE: Jan 13, 2000
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Gazette reports on today.
The draft report addresses longstanding concerns about the inability of the Government to coordinate policy and the tendency for Ministers to micro-manage.
The Civil Service, which comes in for some well-deserved praise for ...
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The Crown has until this morning to get computer records properly certified to be used in a case of Internet time theft.
Magistrate Archibald Warner told Crown counsel Charmaine Smith "you've got a good model'' in Bermuda Telephone Company records sh...
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Dr. E.F. Gordon was the favourite of The Royal Gazette readers asked to name the person who has the greatest impact on Bermuda since its discovery.
Twelve people filled in forms contained in The Royal Gazette's Millennium supplement and were entered ...
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The offender apparently entered the salon between 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. on December 30 to have her hair groomed, telling the stylist that she would have to wait for an associate to bring the money for payment.
She then left the building and did n...
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