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Hamilton, is nearing completion.
The facility, which will cost up to $200,000 when finished, is part of a scheme to completely rejuvenate wasteland next to the site of the former Pembroke Dump.
When complete, there will be a nature reserve, riverside...
DATE: Apr 17, 1998
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three years.
And Governor Thorold Masefield picked 38-year veteran Harold Moniz as Deputy Commissioner -- a double-header predicted by The Royal Gazette almost a month ago.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police gave their blessing to an extension to Mr.
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DATE: Apr 17, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Plans for the future housing needs of the Island's elderly are on hold because of a row over its organisation.
Project PHASE -- which was designed to formulate an action plan for housing for Bermuda's seniors into the next century -- is in limbo afte...
DATE: Apr 17, 1998
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Two Berkeley Institute alumni and two Oxford University alumni have joined to form Francis & Forrest, Bermuda's newest law firm which opened for business last month at the Corner House on Parliament Street.
The partners and former Berkeley students a...
DATE: Apr 17, 1998
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David Fox, Business Editor
An effort to bring hospitality staff together for social and learning opportunities and encourage young people to get excited about the tourism industry is underway.
The Link for Tourism Professionals is a new industry group comprised of hospitality ...
DATE: Apr 17, 1998
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Applications Board decision and granted Michael Smatt of Smatt's Cycle Livery permission to establish a cycle sales and repair shop on St. John's Road.
In the process Minister of Environment, Planning and Natural Resources Irving Pearman called on th...
DATE: Apr 17, 1998
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Ahmed Elamin
Finance Minister Grant Gibbons has been thrown into a political "conflict'' controversy -- because his wife is coordinating cost cuts for the Bermuda Hospitals Board. ---- Page 2 TEEN'S DEATH RULED A SUICIDE INQ Teen's death ruled a suicide A Cor...
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Montessori Academy will move to Devonshire next year if all goes as planned.
Chairman of the school's board Margie Gordyk and principal Dennis Smith this week confirmed that the private school had submitted an application to the Planning Department t...
DATE: Apr 17, 1998
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Finance Minister Grant Gibbons has been thrown into a political "conflict'' controversy -- because his wife is coordinating cost cuts for the Bermuda Hospitals Board.
Dr. Gibbons, who is calling on the Board to make vast savings, was accused of not d...
DATE: Apr 17, 1998
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alleviate its traffic problems is gathering momentum.
Last October, the Visitor Industry Partnership (VIP) launched the project and held a brainstorming session in November to glean ideas from the community.
The result was a number of recommendations...
DATE: Apr 17, 1998
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