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Police were out in force around Flatts Village to catch speeders and traffic rule violators during the Thursday morning commute.
A number of motorists were stopped and asked to pull over so that their vehicles and motoring documents could be checked ...
DATE: Nov 07, 2006
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An alleged discriminatory policy of the Bermuda Dental Board that prevented a British dentist taking up work on the Island has now reached the Court of Appeal five years after it was applied.
Scottish dentist David Thompson has no intention of return...
DATE: Nov 07, 2006
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A young man has been charged with causing the death of teenager Krystal (Maya) Babon, who died after the motorbike she was riding on as a pillion passenger crashed into a wall on Harbour Road in March 2005.
Sandys man Jay Cody Steede, 17, has been ch...
DATE: Nov 06, 2006
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Appeals Court judges are considering whether two men who walked free after a jury could not decide if they had plotted to kill five witnesses should face a retrial.
The three high-ranking judges must first decide if they even have a right to pass jud...
DATE: Nov 06, 2006
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A man accused of trying to swindle ACE out of $20 million by posing as a company director was warned by a magistrate he could be held in contempt of court for delivering animated speeches instead of asking questions.
Khamisi Tokunbo told Maxwell Robe...
DATE: Nov 06, 2006
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Employers have said they need more information before they can comment on Government plans to force some companies to take on Bermudian trainees in order to qualify for work permits.
The Bermuda Employers Council said it is waiting on more details on...
DATE: Nov 06, 2006
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A week ago today, Wayne Caines already had plenty of responsibility resting on his shoulders.
He was working as a high-profile Crown counsel in some of the Island?s biggest legal cases, serving as a Captain in the Bermuda Regiment, and teaching a GED...
DATE: Nov 06, 2006
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Consent to allow the leasehold sale of Government land to allow 54 affordable homes for first-time buyers to be built at Southside has been requested in Parliament.
Giving his first parliamentary speech as the new Works and Engineering Minister, Denn...
DATE: Nov 06, 2006
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An MP wants those responsible for allowing CedarBridge Academy to become infested with a dangerous mould to be fired.
A lack of diligence in the face of evidence that a major health risk was emerging at the Island?s largest school demands action and ...
DATE: Nov 06, 2006
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A fresh crackdown on gangs and a legal shake-up to ensure prosecutions don?t hit a brick wall when witnesses are too scared to give evidence have been unveiled by Government.
Bermuda?s first witness protection programme is also in the pipeline, it em...
DATE: Nov 06, 2006
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