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ArielRE just moved into sleek new offices as the lead tenant in eco-friendly Victoria Place and they need the room.
The company's CEO Don Kramer says the number of employees has quadrupled from 15 to 60 over the past two years, and there are no plans...
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Although recognising that there had been inconsistencies in testimonies from alleged molestation victims, a Los Angeles judge says there is enough potential evidence to warrant a trial into accusations against physician Kevin Brown...
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A man accused of murdering Aquil Richardson rounded on a prosecutor under cross-examination accusing him of "framing" him.
Antoine Anderson denies any involvement with shooting 30-year-old Mr. Richardson dead in Southampton on December 26, 2007. In e...
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AS the family of missing organs victim Norman Palmer await the verdict of last month's unprecedented inquest, the Mid-Ocean News has learned of two key witness statements left out of courtroom proceedings that reveal an exceptionally slow and inept a...
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Senator Walton Brown admitted yesterday that he stopped paying a former employee thousands of dollars she was owed because she threatened to take him to court.
The PLP politician told The Royal Gazette he was happy to pay Christen Pears, former manag...
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A FORMER St. Brendan's nurse who now works with special needs students has been awarded this year's International Excellence Award for Teachers in Early Childhood Education by a non-profit organisation dedicated to helping families save for college.
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AHEAD of next week's highly anticipated 2009-2010 Budget, Minister of Finance Paula Cox has spoken to the Mid-Ocean News to assure the Bermuda public that her Ministry is intent on "safeguarding the economy" as the island faces international scrutiny...
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SIR John Swan has this week called for the establishment of a bipartisan judicial body in the wake of the "forged cheques" controversy, in the hope that future corruption claims are examined by an oversight committee with the power to investigate Gov...
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OPPOSITION Leader Kim Swan has urged Bermudians to see this week's official opening of the Sally Bassett monument as not simply a reminder of a "horrific act", but as a symbol of "forgiveness".
"Forgiveness is key," Mr. Swan said.
"This week we remem...
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