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prohibited weapons after two judges this month threw out cases involving knives.
Senior Magistrate Will Francis yesterday let a man who had an offensive weapon walk freely from court.
Frederick Trott, 34, of Deep Dale Road, Pembroke, was searched by ...
DATE: Jan 31, 1998
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The Bermuda College and the Bank of N.T. Butterfield have teamed up to "break new ground'' with a new on-campus summer employment recruitment scheme.
During the week Bank of Butterfield representatives Nicole Desilva and Robin Minors-Robinson have be...
DATE: Jan 31, 1998
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new ground'' with a new on-campus summer employment recruitment scheme. During the week Bank of Butterfield representatives Nicole Desilva and Robin Minors-Robinson have been conducting interviews in the College's Student Hall Building with prospecti...
DATE: Jan 31, 1998
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legal firm commences business on March 2 -- out of the same offices at Chancery Hall on Reid Street being vacated by the dissolving firm. But the new firm, Diel & Myers, will also be an opportunity for a young Bermudian lawyer, Christine Hoskins, bas...
DATE: Jan 30, 1998
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David Fox, Business Editor
robbed him early yesterday morning.
Police spokesperson Evelyn James Barnett said the driver picked up the youths on Canal Road, Pembroke, and took them to Loyal Hill, Devonshire.
One of the youths grabbed the man around his neck, snatched a quantity...
DATE: Jan 30, 1998
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The library book shelves of the Island's largest school remain empty nearly six months after its opening.
And at least one parent has called for an explanation.
"How can you build a school and not provide books?'' asked the concerned father who did n...
DATE: Jan 30, 1998
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for the realignment of a service road and an Orangerie with a verandah.
Other changes include a new Porte-Cochere, a new staircase for the South Shore Grill and minor landscaping.
The Development Applications Board requires the South Shore Road prope...
DATE: Jan 30, 1998
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part of the Act which incorporated it.
Bermuda Properties Ltd. made the legal move to allow it to make changes to the lay-out of Marriott Castle Harbour's golf course, said the company's general manager Peter Parker.
BPL plan to build a $65 million h...
DATE: Jan 30, 1998
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Former Bermuda National Trust employee Marylou Belvin should have noticed discrepancies in the charity's books, a former colleague revealed yesterday.
Trust financial director Mariette Savoi was testifying at Belvin's Magistrates' Court trial.
Belvin...
DATE: Jan 30, 1998
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Up to $250,000 worth of unpaid parking fines seem set to be written off.
It follows a climbdown by Bermuda's senior prosecutor which has let dozens of parking fine dodgers off the the hook.
An appeal lodged by Attorney General Elliott Mottley against...
DATE: Jan 30, 1998
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