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The Board of Education has appointed a new Chief Operating Officer.
Lisa Marshall took over the role last week from former COO Wanda Woods-Smith, who left in April. Her role has three main functions — to assist the board and its subcommittees, to hel...
DATE: Oct 12, 2010
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Opposition to Independence remains strong in Bermuda with 73 percent of people polled saying they are against it. The latest figure represents the second highest proportion of the Country giving Independence the thumbs down since The Royal Gazette be...
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The president of Bermuda General Truckers' Association claims he was wrongly arrested for threatening behaviour after he told Deputy Premier Paula Cox she should resign.
Richard Foggo has called a public meeting of his members this evening to tell th...
DATE: Oct 12, 2010
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Premier Ewart Brown last night warned whomever succeeds him to brace themselves for more attacks from Progressive Labour Party opponents.
He told an audience at Berkeley Cafeterium he has come under more fire from the media than any other leader beca...
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The Island's ferries are in very good condition and there is no plan to replace them, according to Marine and Ports director Francis Richardson.
However the Department would like to add another vessel to accommodate the overworked fleet, he said.
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The Uighurs have been given letters terminating their jobs at Port Royal Golf Course, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
The four former Guantánamo Bay prisoners were taken on as groundsmen at the Southampton facility last summer after Premier Ewart Brown...
DATE: Oct 12, 2010
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The Bermuda Archives will display local documents relating to the abolition of slavery on the Island.
The exhibition 'Legal Instruments of Emancipation' started yesterday and will be open to the public until October 29. It will be open while the Afri...
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The Island recorded its tenth road fatality early yesterday morning — the second in the past week.
Earlston Kavon Bailey Smith was killed around 4 a.m. Monday morning when he lost control of his motorcycle at the junction of Crow Lane and Corkscrew H...
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An elderly man was robbed outside of Phoenix on Sunday when he wouldn't give his robber more money.
Police attended the reported robbery at 3 p.m. on Reid Street.
The victim, a 62-year-old Pembroke man gave the suspect a small amount of cash and when...
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Students are being asked to make use of Government-provided school buses or risk having the service cut back. The Ministry of Tourism and Transport launched a public appeal yesterday following "ongoing public complaints" of students crowding buses an...
DATE: Oct 12, 2010
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