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causing thousands of dollars worth of damage.
The Parks Department commissioned a survey of ficus, or Indian Laurel, trees last summer.
The trees' roots are known for causing serious and costly structural damage to walls, rooftops, gutters, sidewalks...
DATE: Jun 13, 1998
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Opposition MPs are set to back a bid to open a new bank in Bermuda, it was revealed yesterday.
The move came after Private Members' Bills Committee chairman Stanley Lowe told the House that the committee had not approved the bill to allow the First I...
DATE: Jun 13, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Minister of Education Tim Smith found answering a question from Opposition Leader and Education Shadow Minister Jennifer Smith in the House of Assembly yesterday as easy as A,B,C.
Ms Smith demanded to know how many M4 students performed at grade leve...
DATE: Jun 13, 1998
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during a tribute to a former soccer star who died recently.
Sandys South MP Walter Roberts demanded an apology from Works and Engineering Minister C.V. (Jim) Woolridge after he called him "an idiot'' on the floor of the House.
Mr. Woolridge snapped a...
DATE: Jun 13, 1998
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how to help academically underprepared students.
Education officer Dr. Gina Tucker lectured professors on their new roles teaching in the College Discovery and Best Steps programmes.
These programmes are designed to help make students eligible to stu...
DATE: Jun 12, 1998
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station opened in the parish.
The Parish constables' station on Middle Road is seen by Police top brass as an important outpost, providing a vital link between the public and the main force in Hamilton.
At the opening ceremony, Commissioner Jean-Jacq...
DATE: Jun 12, 1998
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Police Commissioner Jean-Jacques Lemay has hit out at criticisms over the sending of officers to help with the investigation into a shipping disaster in the Caribbean.
He said callers to a local radio phone-in programme had questioned the policy of s...
DATE: Jun 12, 1998
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Hotels across the Island are doing a roaring trade heading into this weekend.
Harmony Club general manager William (Billy) Griffiths reported that his facility was very busy this month.
He noted that the past three months had been very good ones for ...
DATE: Jun 12, 1998
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in the back seat.
The incident happened after Police officers tried to stop a man on his motor cycle on North Shore Road, Hamilton Parish, on Wednesday around 10.30 p.m.
The 22-year old rider jumped off his bike and ran down the Railway Trail to esca...
DATE: Jun 12, 1998
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what might be called "the state of the economy''. Some of the things he said about Bermuda's very healthy economy we found very interesting especially in light of the comments often made on talk shows, in letters to the Editor and by some politicians...
DATE: Jun 12, 1998
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