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Government has been criticised for providing scant details about a proposed $3.8 million land-for-homes deal in Southside.
The Opposition expressed mystification as to why Government deemed it appropriate to sum up the deal in less than 50 words in P...
DATE: Nov 25, 2006
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DATE: Nov 25, 2006
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A claim that Bermuda College funds are being used for a St. Lucia resort stay by College President Dr. Charles Green and concern over a sponsor of a fundraising initiative by Premier?s wife Wanda Brown going into partnership with the Bermuda Hospital...
DATE: Nov 25, 2006
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One of the most famous retail names on the Island is preparing to re-open its flagship store almost two years after the former outlet was demolished. With the loss of Trimingham's and Smiths there are few traditional big Bermudian stores left to welc...
DATE: Nov 25, 2006
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An idea to turn Reid Street into a shopper-friendly pedestrian-only area would only work if there is sufficient car parking for shoppers in the nearby area.So says Peter Cooper as he prepares to open the new A.S. Cooper & Sons store on Front and Reid...
DATE: Nov 25, 2006
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A potential influx of extra Police officers from overseas has been temporarily stumped ? by cricket.
Reports from Barbados suggest Caribbean officers seeking jobs in Bermuda will have to wait until after the World Cup, starting next March, before the...
DATE: Nov 25, 2006
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Expatriates hoping to get exemptions from six-year term limits will soon know their fate by the end of December, says Labour and Immigration Minister Derrick Burgess.
He said extra staff were being hired to help Immigration workers struggling to cope...
DATE: Nov 25, 2006
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Police raided popular Hamilton bar The Palace yesterday, seizing what are believed to be bingo machines.
Around 20 officers were involved in the operation, with the investigation now focusing on whether the law banning gaming machines has been breach...
DATE: Nov 25, 2006
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n idea to turn Reid Street into a shopper-friendly pedestrian-only area would only work if there is sufficient car parking for shoppers in the nearby area.
So says Peter Cooper as he prepares to open the new A.S. Cooper & Sons store on Front and Reid...
DATE: Nov 25, 2006
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Sonia Grant, who was defeated in last month's election for Mayor of Hamilton, has launched a legal bid to have the vote declared void.
Lawyer Miss Grant said she launched the petition among an alleged "avalanche of irregularities" relating to the pol...
DATE: Nov 25, 2006
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