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The casino ship, Niobe Corinthian, was raided by Police while it was docked in St. George's and ten people were arrested.
According to the Police around 3.30 a.m. on Sunday a search warrant was executed on the ship which was docked at Marginal Wharf,...
DATE: Sep 16, 2008
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Government splashed out $380,000 on compensation packages with this summer's closure of St. George's Golf Course.
The Ministry of Tourism and Transport yesterday revealed each employee was given redundancy payment depending on the length of their ser...
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Bermuda Regiment soldiers, joining forces with the United States Coast Guard, will be travelling this afternoon to Turks and Caicos to assist with the damage caused by Hurricane Ike.
Responding to the dire conditions in the Turks and Caicos Islands f...
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Former Premier Alex Scott says he would not support any legislation to allow cruise ships to open late-night casinos in port.
Mr. Scott, who introduced anti-gambling laws while he was Premier four years ago, says he would be a hypocrite if he was to ...
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Government has announced that Michael Crichlow is to be the new Tax Commissioner.
Mr. Crichlow replaces Heather Jacobs Matthews and will work under the policy direction of the Minister of Finance Paula Cox and under the general direction of the Finan...
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Even Hurricane Hanna couldn't keep the Spirit of Bermuda from crossing the finish line first in a race around Prince Edward Island – and walking away with the $40,000 prize money.
The determined crew didn't let a hurricane, fish pots, course changes ...
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Illegal workers and any Bermudians who harbour them will feel "the full effects of the law", Government has warned.
Those who work without a permit will be deported, while employers and residents who assist them will "find themselves before the court...
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The preliminary hearing of Dennis Pamplin — estranged husband of Opposition MP Pat Gordon-Pamplin – has been postponed for another month.
Yesterday Pamplin did not make an appearance at the southern District of New York court house where lawyers agre...
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A solar energy expert is to address Government's next public forum on a National Energy Policy for Bermuda.
Catherine York, President of Caribbean Solar Alliance, will speak on Utility-Scale Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic PV technology as an option to be...
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A review of Work Permit Term Limits will be considered by Cabinet early next month.
Minister of Labour, Home Affairs and Housing Senator David Burch yesterday confirmed Government is to reconsider its policy, based on information from employers and t...
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