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mileage out of renaming Cup Match Day.
"It makes a mockery of a significant day. Nobody will recognise it because they will be hanging out and enjoying themselves. It's still going to be known as Cup Match. A rose by any other name is still a rose.''...
DATE: Nov 29, 1999
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Housing activist Rosemary Pedro has called for a change in how housing is allocated after a property sat empty for months.
Mrs. Pedro of the People's Coalition for Affordable Housing said she was told the apartment in Cutt's Road, St. George's, was s...
DATE: Nov 29, 1999
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A judge has dumped a hi-tech court transcription firm for poor performance, it has emerged.
And Puisne Judge Norma Wade Miller has halted a civil case until a new note-taking company can be drafted in.
Lawyers involved in the contractual dispute yest...
DATE: Nov 29, 1999
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independence.
For a new bill aims to bring the Bermuda Monetary Authority into line with international recommendations that it should enjoy more freedom to carry out its regulatory role -- and proposes bigger penalties for offenders.
Fines for summar...
DATE: Nov 29, 1999
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The newest member of the Bermuda Bar said he has been strengthened by the difficulties he had to overcome in life to eventually become an attorney.
Kensley Andrew McDowall, a former teacher and Policeman, said he had become a better person by conquer...
DATE: Nov 29, 1999
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Feral chickens could become dinner table fare under a possible plan revealed by the Government.
One proposal which may be considered to tackle the problem of the estimated 30,000 hens roaming the Island is catching the birds and fattening them for fo...
DATE: Nov 29, 1999
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Police say hundreds of lost keys are being kept at the station -- most of them were turned in by the public who found them at various places around the Island.
Many of the keys bear identifying tags that would make them easily recognisable to their o...
DATE: Nov 27, 1999
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A key new Millennium attraction has been approved by planners.
They gave the go-ahead for the Millennium Committee's fountain. And it is understood work will start by February 2000.
Secretary of Corporation of Hamilton, Roger Sherratt, said the Mille...
DATE: Nov 27, 1999
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at the National Stadium is not up to scratch.
Mr. Lister accused the Bermuda Sun of using outdated information when they alleged that the track did not meet standards set by the International Amateur Athletic Federation.
He said the bi-weekly paper w...
DATE: Nov 27, 1999
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Efforts at brokering a dignified exodus of Jamaican illegal aliens from Bermuda are proving fruitful.
A joint committee of the West Indian and Jamaican Associations have been working with Bermuda and US Government officials in a bid to allow those wh...
DATE: Nov 27, 1999
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