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Former labour leader Ottiwell Simmons should be honoured with a knighthood, the Opposition United Bermuda Party said yesterday.
Such an honour would be a fitting tribute to the labour movement itself, said acting Opposition Leader Kim Swan at the Lab...
DATE: Sep 07, 2004
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Vandalism at West End ferry stops has prompted the Department of Marine and Ports to protect the area with extra lighting and security measures.
The department will be funding a project at the Cavello, Watford Bridge, Somerset Bridge and Boaz Island ...
DATE: Sep 07, 2004
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Government has clarified the role of Somers Construction in the project to complete building the new secondary school at Berkeley and said that the remaining work will be put out to tender.
?As construction managers of the site, Somers Construction w...
DATE: Sep 07, 2004
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A 58-foot sailing vessel stranded at sea for four weeks was rescued last night by a local tug boat.
The towed in the ketch-type vesselwhich was stuck west of the Island due to rigging damage, engine failure, bad weather and lack of wind.
The three p...
DATE: Sep 07, 2004
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After three years of having intermittent cable service, residents of Forest Hills in Warwick have decided to publicly complain.
Zina Brangman spokesperson for area residents said she and several of her neighbours have suffered with terrible service f...
DATE: Sep 07, 2004
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Government and the labour movement have a "shared vision" despite the fact that the two parties may on occasion have disagreements.
That was the message from acting Premier Randolph Horton at yesterday's Labour Day festivities at Bernard Park.
"Whate...
DATE: Sep 07, 2004
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Bermudian Guilden Gilbert was barricaded in his Bahamas home yesterday as Hurricane Frances tore up neighbouring islands in the Caribbean archipelago.
The onslaught of Frances seemed to underscore forecasters' predictions of a severe hurricane season...
DATE: Sep 04, 2004
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Non-Bermudians enjoying visa-waiver entry to America have just weeks left before new rules stipulating modern machine-readable passports must be used.
After October 26 people without the passports, which feature a long set of numbers, will have to fo...
DATE: Sep 04, 2004
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Bermudians should seize the moment and take responsibility for their own destiny, American civil rights activist Al Sharpton told an audience of hundreds last night.
And he offered some food for thought for the ruling party and the Bermuda Industrial...
DATE: Sep 04, 2004
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Next Wednesday 6,200 students will head back to school for the start of another school year.
And, according to Education Minister Terry Lister, this school year will be off to a good start on after six of the Island's primary schools received extensi...
DATE: Sep 04, 2004
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