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The poor will get poorer and there will be fewer jobs in Bermuda as a result of the recession which has hit the United States, according to the Government's most senior economic advisor.
Dr. Andrew Brimmer predicted that if the recession in the Unite...
DATE: Dec 14, 2001
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Police made 69 arrests and cleared up 164 warrants during the first five days of a crackdown on those with outstanding fines and warrants, Chief Inspector Anthony Mouchette said yesterday.
But these numbers represent the tip of the iceberg as Police ...
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A Devonshire man was yesterday cleared of serious sexual assault charges in the Supreme Court.
The man who cannot be named for legal reasons, did not testify during the three-day trial in which he stood accused accused of raping and punching a 19-yea...
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Illegally dumped refrigerators, windows and paint containers have posed a danger to children in the Vesey Street-area for the last five months, according to concerned residents.
And the residents say they are fed up with the lack of response from Pol...
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The Salvation Army is appealing to Bermuda residents to donate new clothing for new-borns and children up to the age of 12 in time for Christmas giving.
Thanks to its Anonymous Santa programme the organisation has enough toys for the 800 children reg...
DATE: Dec 13, 2001
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The defence lawyer in a sex assault trial yesterday told the alleged victim that he believed she had merely "called rape" because her alleged attacker had refused to give her cash.
Attorney Mark Pettingill asked the 19-year-old woman whether she woul...
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Legislation to institute licensing fees for tattoo artists and body piercing establishments sparked a debate in the Senate on whether parental consent should be required for teens seeking body art.
Government Senator Patrice Parris introduced draft r...
DATE: Dec 13, 2001
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Cambridge Beaches and Sandys Middle School have come together to adopt a stretch of the Railway Trail which they have pledged to keep clean.
The hotel hopes it will foster better relations with the school, while Sandys Middle School Principal Melvyn ...
DATE: Dec 13, 2001
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In other Senate business yesterday notices of motion were filed to implement a new $4.25 aviation security fee at the airport and to waive importation duty for a new tour boat.
The new airport fee is intended to defray costs of extra security at the ...
DATE: Dec 13, 2001
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Police are to get tougher on clubs and pubs who serve rowdy customers, according to Police Commissioner Jonathan Smith who said his officers would become more vocal at licence hearings.
Mr. Smith said certifying bouncers might be the answer to stop d...
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