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The Venezuelan wife of a Bermudian is to be escorted to the US to face theft charges in a Florida court after waiving her right to an extradition hearing in Magistrates' Court yesterday.
Xiomara Curley, a 30-year-old Devonshire resident, spent last n...
DATE: Jun 08, 2001
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Government will abide by international law when it frames legislation giving new rights to long term residents, said acting Home Affairs Minister Randy Horton.
He made the statement after the Coalition on Long Term Residents had attacked the way meet...
DATE: Jun 08, 2001
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The owner of Freddies Bar in St. George's said he may be forced to close down because he is so sickened by the behaviour of hooligans who gather outside his pub.
Allan Powell said the louts are killing St. George's with their drug-dealing, begging an...
DATE: Jun 08, 2001
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Bermuda may have to pay out for the next Governor's uniform after the Foreign Office said it would no longer pay for the uniforms in any of Britain's 13 dependent territories.
Each Governor is individually fitted in Saville Row in London with a unifo...
DATE: Jun 08, 2001
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Five Police officers were promoted to the ranks of Inspector and above last week.
Police announced the promotions of Craig Morfitt, Michael Jackman, Clarke Minors and James Howard to the rank of Inspector and Randy Liverpool to the rank of Superinten...
DATE: Jun 08, 2001
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An injunction stopping work on the old Post Office in St. George's was lifted yesterday as Government and conservation officials continued talks to resolve the dispute.
The St. George's Preservation Authority, which was granted the injunction on Tues...
DATE: Jun 08, 2001
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Twelve jurors spoke with a single voice yesterday as they handed down a verdict of guilty in a serious sexual assault trial in Supreme Court.
The seven-woman, five-man jury was out for just over an hour before arriving at the unanimous decision to co...
DATE: Jun 08, 2001
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Works and Engineering officials are expected to make an apology to the people of St. George's today for the unauthorised work carried out on the old post office.
The St. George's Preservation Authority obtained an injunction on Tuesday stopping work ...
DATE: Jun 07, 2001
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An inmate of Westgate was found guilty in Supreme Court yesterday of aggravated robbery and possession of an offensive weapon.
Gladstone Leon Moore, 40, formerly of Controversy Lane, Pembroke, now an inmate of Westgate, was sentenced to eight years i...
DATE: Jun 07, 2001
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Fathers of students who attend CedarBridge Academy joined their kids for a special Father's Day Luncheon yesterday.
The luncheons began when principal Kalmar Richards took over at the school. She said it is a way to show that there are positive male ...
DATE: Jun 07, 2001
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