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Public Safety Minister David Burch's idea of a peace summit has been backed by community and church groups — but the Opposition is wondering why Government is taking so long to carry out action.
Senator Burch initially promised a summit involving Gov...
DATE: Nov 17, 2009
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A play celebrating Bermuda's emancipation and 400th anniversary has been congratulated by Culture Minister Neletha Butterfield.
The play is an annual event put on by the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs and is generally focused on key par...
DATE: Nov 17, 2009
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A summer internship programme gave some 200 students the chance to do paid work experience during the summer.
Culture Minister Neletha Butterfield told the House of Assembly about the scheme on Friday, explaining that it was aimed at helping students...
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An airport worker has gone on trial accused of smuggling more than $2 million worth of heroin and cannabis into Bermuda.
Opening the case against Macai Bean at Supreme Court yesterday, prosecutor Robert Welling said Bean drove a sanitation truck up t...
DATE: Nov 17, 2009
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Police are investigating whether Friday night's double shooting outside Southside Cinema is connected to two other recent gun attacks.
Assistant Police Commissioner Paul Wright was asked at a press conference yesterday whether detectives believe ther...
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Environment Minister Glenn Blakeney has spoken out about the Southside Cinema double shooting and condemned “whoever is proven guilty for committing such a senseless, brutal and cowardly act”.
The Royal Gazette today reported how Mr. Blakeney’s son J...
DATE: Nov 17, 2009
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A year after TCD officially re-opened its North Street, Hamilton, facility, director Randy Rochester claims that public feedback about the new facility has been "very positive".
On the anniversary of its opening, The Royal Gazette canvassed patrons a...
DATE: Nov 17, 2009
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An Opposition claim that Government gives "million dollar contracts" to its friends without putting them out to tender was struck from the record of the House of Assembly on Friday.
United Bermuda Party leader Kim Swan made the allegation during his ...
DATE: Nov 16, 2009
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Government is to overhaul gaming legislation with an umbrella bill to cover all aspects of gambling, from Crown and Anchor to slot machines.
A comprehensive bill is to be tabled as part of the gaming Green Paper in a bid to consolidate Bermuda's comp...
DATE: Nov 16, 2009
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31:
A man is shot in Glebe Road, Pembroke, shortly before 4 p.m. as children play nearby.
Jah-Lario Samuels-Dill, 21, is hit in the chest. He runs into a nearby house yelling: "Help me, I've been shot" before collapsing on the floo...
DATE: Nov 16, 2009
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