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The ousted pastor of troubled Mount Zion AME Church, the Rev. Christopher Haynes, has not left the Island over the weekend as predicted because he has been given an extension to stay.
The expatriate reverend has filed a writ against the Department of...
DATE: Sep 04, 2002
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The delay of a murder trial frustrated Crown counsel Vinette Graham-Allen yesterday as one of the accused has hired yet another lawyer to represent him - his sixth since he was charged with the crime.
This went on during an otherwise routine arraignm...
DATE: Sep 04, 2002
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The 21-year-old rider of a bike involved in a serious road traffic accident during the early hours of Monday morning remains in stable condition in the Intensive Care Unit of King Edward VII Memorial Hospital.
The Smith's Parish man and his pillion p...
DATE: Sep 04, 2002
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The two active North Atlantic Tropical Storms are thought to not be any further threat to the Island.
Tropical storm Dolly is passing more than 800 miles to the east Bermuda today and tomorrow, with the closest point of approach at 3 a.m. tomorrow.
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DATE: Sep 04, 2002
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Bermuda's legislature has been called back from Summer Recess for a special sitting on Friday for the tabling of the Boundaries Commission's report.
Acting Clerk to the Legislature Clark Somner issued a release last evening to MPs announcing that the...
DATE: Sep 04, 2002
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Bermuda's workers must never forget the struggles of the past nor be complacent about the rights they enjoy now, diners at the Bermuda Industrial Union's (BIU)21st Labour Day Banquet on Friday night were told.
Former St. Paul's AME pastor Reverend Sy...
DATE: Sep 03, 2002
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Workers were urged to band together in unity yesterday when hundreds of people took to the streets to mark Bermuda's 21st Labour Day.
In a celebration of the ordinary worker, trade unions, employers, Government officials, men, women and children snak...
DATE: Sep 03, 2002
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A family is mourning the loss of its son, brother and father after 31-year-old Corey Smith of Number One Tribe Road, Pembroke, became Bermuda's first road fatality of the year on Saturday morning.
It is understood that the father of three was riding ...
DATE: Sep 03, 2002
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The chairman of the Bermuda Physical Handicapped Association (BPHA) said he was pleased recently that the days of being lifted onto an airplane on a food truck were nearly over.
"My hat's off to Dr. Brown. It's many years late, but at least it's comi...
DATE: Sep 03, 2002
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The Bermuda Employers' Council (BEC) last night said it was "disturbed" that Government had only granted an operating licence to Bermuda CableVision for a year.
Council vice-president Graham Redford said although the dispute between the cable company...
DATE: Sep 03, 2002
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