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their time through the US Consulate to assist US citizens with their annual filing of tax returns.
Accountants Patrick Hackenberg and Julie Henderson will be volunteering their time and expertise on the first two days of April. Those needing assistan...
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Hundreds of parking offenders who thought they had escaped paying their fines will be forced to pay their penalties after all.
The Senate last night passed the Traffic Offences Procedure Validation Act 1998, which closes a legal loophole that will me...
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cannabis.
Thirty-year-old Steven Kenneth James Dill was fined $500 and ordered to pay the fine immediately or spend four months in prison.
The Barbados Advocate last week reported Police saw Dill around 2.20 p.m. on March 11 in the Paradise Village d...
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to Bermuda.
For the House of Assembly on Friday passed new laws to exempt Her Majesty's Ships, as well as RN supply vessels and support craft, from paying fees to help pay for lighthouses, beacons and channel upkeep.
A separate piece of legislation e...
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The scale of burger giant McDonald's plans for Bermuda were revealed in court yesterday.
And a letter from the US firm unveiled their intention to blanket Bermuda with a chain of hamburger restaurants if possible.
Solicitor General William Pearce tol...
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by Transport Minister Wayne Furbert are a small step in the right direction but do not seem to go far enough. The roads of Bermuda are a major problem which is getting worse and we would have preferred a tougher and more comprehensive scheme.
It is i...
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An Opposition Senator yesterday threw support behind the Monitor Company's efforts in Bermuda during the Upper House debate of the Tourism Ministry's Budget.
But Senator Terry Lister also questioned if the Island was focussing too much on its traditi...
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A United Bermuda Party approved candidate yesterday called for the old wing of the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital to be turned into sheltered housing for senior citizens.
Charles Hollis said: "Space now used for Government offices could easily be ...
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Government has no long-term policy for Women's Issues, claimed the Senate Opposition Leader.
"I thought this would have allowed the Government the chance to clearly spell out their policy on Women's Issues,'' Sen. Milton Scott argued. "I thought I wo...
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education system. That was one of a list of findings which the local chapter of Phi Delta Kappa will forward by next month to the Education Ministry to help take the public school system into the 21st century. ---- Page 2 NEW HOUSING FOR SENIORS SOU...
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