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Police may have blown their only chance of brokering a permanent ceasefire between Bermuda's two main gangs, according to a community activist.
Carlton Simmons claims that Parkside and 42nd Street — the rival gangs locked in a deadly feud which has s...
DATE: May 10, 2010
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Due to lower than average rainfall for this time of the year, both Government water-supply systems are struggling to keep up with demand.
According to a Works and Engineering [W&E] press release there has been an increase in the demand for water from...
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Government is considering transferring some of its operations to St. George's and Southside to ease traffic congestion and help the east end economy.
In a statement to the House of Assembly on Friday Premier Ewart Brown said Government would conduct...
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By Ruth O’Kelly-Lynch
Deputy Premier Paula Cox’s speech opposing the introduction of gambling was a pivotal point in a House of Assembly discussion, according to Progressive Labour Party backbenchers.
But some feel the Premier could forge ahead and i...
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A judge has called for law reforms so jurors can go home to their families overnight in the middle of deliberating on lengthy cases.
Justice Carlisle Greaves made the comments after a marathon session at Supreme Court last Wednesday failed to yield v...
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A range of topics including health insurance, gambling and teamwork among hotels were discussed at a meeting on tourism between hotel owners, the Bermuda Industrial Union and Government.
The quarterly meeting, held at the Fairmont Southampton on Thur...
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Shadow Attorney General Trevor Moniz has tabled a motion in Parliament urging Government to review a law which requires some Bermudians married or living with foreigners to get a licence for homes they own.
Those who need the licence only have until ...
DATE: May 10, 2010
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The hijacked Bermuda-registered freighter MV Talca has been released by Somali pirates after a ransom was allegedly paid, Reuters reported today.
Reuters said the ship, which was seized on March 23 while en route to Iran from Egypt, was now en route...
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A 32-year-old Southampton man was sentenced to three months of jail time for verbally assaulting a Police officer.
In Magistrates' Court on Friday Ibe Keimo Todd pleaded guilty to the offence which happened on May 4 at around 7 p.m.
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