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William (Cheese) Ray is on the long road to recovery after suffering an aneurysm in early December last year.
The 80-year-old automotive business owner and avid horse and buggy driver is undergoing rehabilitation at the Spalding Rehabilitation Hospit...
DATE: Mar 12, 2004
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Taxi drivers who pick up passengers at the airport are lobbying Government to introduce multiple fares and fuel rebates to help them transport visitors quickly and cheaply.
Lee Tucker, spokesman for the Bermuda Taxi Operators Association, said
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DATE: Mar 12, 2004
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United States Consul General Denis Coleman yesterday accused Government of fostering economic relations with Cuba and warned it could lead to a deterioration of relations between Bermuda and his country.
Mr. Coleman accused Government in a television...
DATE: Mar 12, 2004
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An inmate at Westgate Correctional Facility died yesterday after collapsing on the recreational grounds of the prison.
Ernest Hayes Johnston, 43, was pronounced dead at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital at 12.55 p.m. by the Department of Corrections ...
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Bermuda insurance giant ACE Ltd. yesterday named Evan Greenberg as chief executive officer, replacing Brian Duperreault, who will remain as chairman of the company.
The move, which has been speculated on for months, will see Mr. Duperreault hand over...
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Government Senate Leader Kim Swan this week urged Government to rethink its plans to scrap a primary one stream for St. George's Preparatory School.
The census showed while Bermuda grew by six percent, St. George's population went up 18 percent, so t...
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A solemn mood fell over the Supreme Court yesterday when the jury in the trial of a Sandys man accused of armed robbery was told it had a ?sacred function? to arrive at the truth.
Defence Counsel Victoria Pearman told the eight-woman three-man jury t...
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The African Methodist Episcopal church has taken a firm line against casinos and gay marriages.
However it is encouraging discussion on Independence.
The AMEchurch, which is the third largest church on the Island and represents nearly 7,000 people, t...
DATE: Mar 12, 2004
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Madrid was a city in shock last night after more than 10 bombs ripped through trains and stations at the height of morning rush hour.
Bermudian Carol Skinner has lived in the city for over 30 years.
?Everybody?s walking around in a daze,? she said la...
DATE: Mar 12, 2004
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The Crown will move to extradite suspected Jamaican drug smuggler Andrew Hall who walked free in January after a judged quashed charges because he had been held for almost three years without trial.
The move comes after the Court of Appeal yesterday ...
DATE: Mar 12, 2004
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