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A Devonshire landscaper admitted driving while impaired after he lost track of how much he had to drink.
Jose Serodio, of South Road, pleaded guilty on Wednesday in Magistrates' Court to driving while impaired.
Crown counsel Takiyah Burgess said Poli...
DATE: Dec 03, 2010
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In order to comply with an international bill of women's rights next year, Bermuda may have to reform its immigration laws for children who receive Bermuda status and eventually constitutional change could be in the works.
Two legislators leave Bermu...
DATE: Dec 03, 2010
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A 17-year-old bike rider was taken to hospital after being involved in a crash with a taxi.
Police were called to the crash at 9.45am yesterday. It happened on Harrington Sound Road, in Smith's, near the junction with Harrington Hundreds Road.
A Poli...
DATE: Dec 03, 2010
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The ‘Mo Men' of Bermuda raised almost $60,000 just by growing moustaches.
November was rechristened Movember by the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre (BCHC) which wanted to raise awareness of men's health issues.
A total of 80 men signed up, pledging ...
DATE: Dec 03, 2010
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The public needs to support struggling local shops and businesses this Christmas, according to Shadow Finance Minister Bob Richards.
While he said overseas shopping trips have almost become a Bermuda tradition, Mr Richards asked for people to gi...
DATE: Dec 03, 2010
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A flock of pink flamingos has invaded West Pembroke Primary School and people are paying to get rid of them.
The flamingos are there for a good cause. They are part of a fundraiser to buy special educational materials for the school.
“We the student...
DATE: Dec 03, 2010
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Education
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Both Opposition parties yesterday demanded to know when the police/court building will be completed and how much it's going to cost.
Government has not given a progress report since last summer, when Works Minister Derrick Burgess announced it would ...
DATE: Dec 03, 2010
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Politics
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The City of Hamilton is working hard to get the Christmas lights up.
Yesterday the corporation explained that all the lights should have been up by Monday; however, due to broken circuits they have fallen behind.
Ed Benevides, Chief Operating Officer...
DATE: Dec 02, 2010
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2: Premier Paula Cox today signed a tax information exchange agreement with China in a ceremony at Camden.
After she and Wang Li, the deputy commissioner of China’s State Administration of Taxation, had inked the documents, Ms Cox ...
DATE: Dec 02, 2010
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AUTHOR:
Jonathan Kent
Bermuda’s burgeoning crime rate is having a knock-on effect on Supreme Court, where trials are now being double-listed to avoid a lengthy backlog.
The latest statistics from the Police, released in October, show gun crime is at an all-time high, with...
DATE: Dec 02, 2010
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