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The head of the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce said it is concerning that a report into the economic perils Bermuda could be facing has yet to be made public.
Stephen Todd, who has headed the Chamber since April, said the organisation had hoped the Berm...
DATE: Oct 01, 2009
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An official investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct at Bermuda Regiment will be carried out if a formal complaint is lodged, Acting Public Safety Minister Walter Roban pledged last night.
The Minister was speaking publicly for the first t...
DATE: Oct 01, 2009
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As Bermuda celebrates the 13th Annual Breast Cancer Month this October, it will also be raising money for a Cancer Information Service on the Island.
Throughout the month, a series of fund-raisers will be held to set up the Service, which will provid...
DATE: Oct 01, 2009
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Rotarians have donated $10,000 to an organisation dedicated to helping young people overcome learning difficulties and the money was matched by a reinsurance company.
The Reading Clinic, which has helped students since 1968, received the donation fro...
DATE: Oct 01, 2009
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The mother of a man who was allegedly stabbed and beaten told a Supreme Court jury she found her son with six stab wounds in his back and a gash on his face.
Kathy-Ann Albouy said she received a phone call in the early hours of July 10 that her son K...
DATE: Oct 01, 2009
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Two Bermudians suspected of being part of a drug smuggling ring have been arrested at Philadelphia International Airport after swallowing more than $20,000 worth of hash between them.
Sanchez Smith and Shakai Darrell were apprehended in two separate ...
DATE: Oct 01, 2009
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A prison officer accused of ignoring warnings over a mentally ill prisoner who hanged himself dismissed the allegations as lies yesterday.
Several Westgate prisoners have told the inquest into Lorenzo Robinson's death that they told Melton Taylor of ...
DATE: Oct 01, 2009
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A prisoner's life might have been saved after he hanged himself if it weren't for a "stupid" policy meaning night-shift prison officers didn't have the key to his cell, a lawyer claimed yesterday.
News of the issue emerged during a inquest into the d...
DATE: Oct 01, 2009
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The Corporation of Hamilton apologised to the public for traffic delays caused by the temporary closure of a section of Queen Street yesterday.
A Corporation spokesperson said road work scheduled along the stretch of Queen Street between Reid and Fro...
DATE: Oct 01, 2009
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A new Government scheme is making going green a little less expensive.
The Solar Photovoltaic Rebate Initiative, which launched yesterday, will offer residents a rebate of up to $5,000 for the instillation of solar panels.
Rebates are offered at $1 p...
DATE: Oct 01, 2009
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