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Magistrate Ed King's controversial reign in the lower court could end this month.
Mr. King (pictured) reaches 65 - the age magistrates are usually expected to retire - on August 27. But the constitution allows magistrates to stay on at Government's d...
DATE: Aug 15, 2003
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The recent deaths on the roads of Bermuda have had a profound effect on a number of people in Bermuda - but one resident felt so upset she decided to take her message to the streets.
Nurse Nadirah Shakir, who works at the surgical outpatient departme...
DATE: Aug 15, 2003
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The extent of the use of fake ID cards in Bermuda's bars and clubs by under-age people is today revealed in The Royal Gazette.
The use of false identification is nothing new to the streets of the Island, however, the authenticity of fake cards these ...
DATE: Aug 14, 2003
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Youths use a variety of ways to get past bouncers in pubs besides tampering with their driver's licences.
Alternative ID cards such sports certification cards and association memberships often require only a simple form to be completed accompanied wi...
DATE: Aug 14, 2003
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Transport Minister Dr. Ewart Brown has asked Police to crackdown on unsafe road practices that are often taken for granted as "Bermudian culture".
He said the eighth road fatality yesterday had prompted his Ministry to contact Police and ask them to ...
DATE: Aug 14, 2003
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The Bermuda Fire Service reminded the public yesterday that spraying poison into a crowd and then lighting it on fire is dangerous.
The warning came in the wake of a recent venue at Dandy Town in which a young man sprayed Baygon insect killer over th...
DATE: Aug 14, 2003
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With the Transport Control Department threatening hefty fines for teens who use fake Bermuda driver's licences, Island bars and night clubs have also had to become more vigilant of the lengths underage teens will go to drink illegally
"It's my respon...
DATE: Aug 14, 2003
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Spiky-backed Lionfish are the latest hazard for Bermuda's swimmers to avoid.
The stripey-fish pack venom in their spinal fins which is extremely painful for people who get stung says Conservation Services Director Jack Ward.
"They have really long sp...
DATE: Aug 14, 2003
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It's 1 a.m. on Front Street and there's a steady stream in the doors of a bar which one clubber has aptly dubbed “the playground” - the spot du jour for those who are under-age but are willing to cheat a little to have a good time.
Though they may no...
DATE: Aug 14, 2003
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Chief of Surgery Robert Vallis has denied cockroaches and ants have been seen in the operating rooms at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital.
Recently an operating room nurse said there were fruit flies in the operating rooms and cockroaches and termite...
DATE: Aug 14, 2003
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