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Conflicting paperwork led to charges being dismissed against a Southampton woman in Magistrates' Court yesterday.
Acting Senior Magistrate Edward King read out a charge of owning a dog who injured Carlton Hunt by biting him on the left arm on June 12...
DATE: May 18, 2001
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scrap heap while the Central Policy Unit is about to take off, senior civil servants were told yesterday.
General Orders, the document which regulates behaviour of public servants will soon be replaced by a new document, `Conditions of Employment and...
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A French sailor and his black kitten were saved from the treacherous rocks of the south-west breaker last week by a Bermudian fisherman.
Marcel Huart, a 54-year-old artist from St. Nazaire in France, said he was caught in a storm while travelling fro...
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The Fairmont Southampton Princess has overcome a short-term staffing crisis thanks to an innovative bonus scheme.
The hotel had applied to Home Affairs Minister Paula Cox last month for special permission to bring in around 30 foreign housekeeping st...
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unanimous not guilty verdict.
Mr. Wellman, a 20-year old Somerset resident, had been charged with unlawfully wounding David Cox, and being in possession of an offensive weapon.
He admitted that he had been involved in a fight but denied Mr. Cox's acc...
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of assault with an offensive weapon with intent to rob in Supreme Court yesterday.
Mr. Trott was accused of attacking Kenneth Brangman, a caddy at the Mid Ocean Golf Club with a knife.
Mr. Trott contended that he pulled the knife out in self-defence,...
DATE: May 18, 2001
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Government MP Derrick Burgess has been asked to stop construction work on his yard after a misunderstanding over the Planning permission.
The Progressive Labour Party backbencher and leader of the Bermuda Industrial Union was called home from work on...
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Bermuda's hotel workers are set to get their own "piece of the pie'' with a profit-sharing programme which will earn them up to $1,000 a year, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
The scheme will see hotel staff earn extra cash if they hit productivity targ...
DATE: May 18, 2001
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Former Police Commissioner Lennett "Lennie'' Edwards has said it is time the black community shouldered its share of the responsibility for Bermuda's drugs problem.
Mr. Edwards spoke out after the Pembroke Hamilton Club (PHC) closed its doors for mos...
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down for charitable status by the Charity Commissioners.
Coalition spokesman Robert Pires said the group was seeking to raise funds for campaigning and to pay for a scholarship for children of long-term residents.
The group wants Government to give l...
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