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It?s now official ? Government has abandoned plans to sell Anchorage Road homes after renovation.
The development was announced at yesterday?s Senate sitting, forcing Opposition Senate Leader to withdraw a motion condemning the plans.
But it is uncl...
DATE: May 27, 2004
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Hilary Soares has been appointed as clinical director of women?s drug rehab centre Fair Havens.
A registered nurse, Mrs. Soares helped to found cancer charity PALS, hospice Agape House and the Bermuda Stroke Association.
She will do six weeks intensi...
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Fourteen new buses were unveiled by Transport Minister Ewart Brown yesterday, complete with special safety features that were deemed necessary after six-year-old Tyaisha Cox was killed while crossing a street last summer.
"Manufactured in Germany by ...
DATE: May 27, 2004
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A bipartisan approach is the crucial first step residents can take to ease the housing crunch, according to the founder of an international house building organisation.
Millard Fuller, president and founder of Habitat for Humanity International, gave...
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The Opposition United Bermuda Party yesterday called on Government to make a statement accepting the decision of the Appeals Tribunal on St. George?s Prep.
Education Minister Terry Lister was due to make an announcement last week on whether the schoo...
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Political activist Rolfe Commissiong voiced his frustration with the lack of action taken to deal with the challenges facing Bermuda's black males, calling again for a Commission on Black Male Culture.
"I am still waiting on Government and the politi...
DATE: May 27, 2004
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A witness who was labelled hostile by a judge told the court that Police forced him to say things in his statement.
While testifying in the trial of four men accused in the violent outbreak at Wellington Oval, Antoine Anderson admitted giving Police ...
DATE: May 27, 2004
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Government is no nearer to deciding how to handle the replacement of the Causeway which shattered during Hurricane Fabian as four people were swept to their deaths.
Government spent $2.2 million on rebuilding the road which links the Airport to the r...
DATE: May 27, 2004
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Government said last night the teachers' pay award would not pressure the public purse - despite an overall cost increase of 4.3 percent.
On Tuesday night teachers ended their work to rule after accepting a deal of 4.1 percent for September 2003 to 2...
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