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Nearly one in six people would arm themselves with a gun if they were legalised in Bermuda, amid fears about escalating crime.
More than six in ten believe expatriate workers unfairly win jobs over local applicants. Housing is still the top concern f...
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It should have been the latest chapter in the campaign to save the Botanical Gardens, now a family day of activities in the Gardens this Sunday will be a victory celebration and a ringing endorsement of the power of people protest.
As organisers prep...
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A Bermuda fisherman who rescued the stricken yacht Magique from the middle of the Atlantic has said the crew were lucky to survive their high-seas ordeal.
Cragin Curtis towed the sailboat back to the Island after she was pounded by 35-foot storm wave...
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A committee probing allegations about Bermuda College?s finances has called on the author to answer further questions. revealed last month how a document compiled by former College Board chairman Nalton Brangman alleged the college spent public money...
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Education chiefs have given a progress report on clean-up work carried out so far at CedarBridge Academy.
But they were unable to say what type of mould had forced the shutdown. It is understood that details on the fungi behind the closure were due t...
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A Jamaican man yesterday appeared in court accused of conspiring to import cannabis and heroin into Bermuda.
Andrew Anthony Laing is charged with three counts of conspiracy, between August 1 and October 6, 2006 to import cannabis.
He also faces a cha...
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A woman was hit on the head with a bottle and later stabbed after an altercation with another woman outside the Young Men?s Social Club in Angle Street on Monday evening.
The 50-year-old victim sustained cuts to her neck, left thigh and left forearm ...
DATE: Nov 15, 2006
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Governor Sir John Vereker has turned down Premier Ewart Brown?s request to hold half of their weekly meetings at the Cabinet building.
The format for the weekly discussions has always been for the Premier to go to Government House but Dr. Brown sugge...
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A medical director from the US West Coast is the latest to report that he and his family were struck down by a mystery illness at the Fairmont Southampton Hotel two weeks ago.
And food served to an international doctors? conference hosted by the hote...
DATE: Nov 15, 2006
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Education chiefs have given a progress report on clean-up work carried out so far at CedarBridge Academy.
But they were unable to say what type of mould had forced the shutdown. It is understood that details on the fungi behind the closure were due t...
DATE: Nov 15, 2006
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