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Government need to consider bold changes to the Island's capital if it is to meet the challenges of the future and remain a vibrant and commercially successful city.
The Corporation of Hamilton will face huge challenges in 2001 and beyond.
These chal...
DATE: Apr 02, 2001
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Friday night was relatively quiet right across the Island, with only the odd road traffic accident, driving offence and pub rowdies to deal with.
With 1,000 sailors docked on the Island for the weekend, the atmosphere in Hamilton was very much alive,...
DATE: Apr 02, 2001
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A new teacher training course is to be launched in Bermuda in an attempt to boost the number of educators on the Island, The Royal Gazette has learned.
For the first time, people will be able to qualify as teachers without studying overseas.
The Mini...
DATE: Apr 02, 2001
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The new St. George's World Heritage Visitor Centre is unlikely to be open for two or three years, The Royal Gazette has learned.
The centre will be at the old Queen's Warehouse on Penno's Wharf, but the St.
George's Foundation believes it may need to...
DATE: Apr 02, 2001
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Morale among teachers and support staff at Bermuda College has hit an all time low, brought on by poor leadership and a lack of respect, The Royal Gazette has been told.
The uncertain management structure and lack of direction have led to a number of...
DATE: Apr 02, 2001
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Senator Kim Swan yesterday paid tribute to Port Royal Golf Club chairman, Percy Reginald Tucker, OBE, JP, who was buried yesterday in St. George's.
United Bermuda Party Sen. Swan credits Mr. Tucker with raising a generation of golfers and helping to ...
DATE: Apr 02, 2001
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Jarion Richardson
up black-owned business as partners in order to win a domestic telephone licence raises some troubling issues.
At its heart is the question of how Bermuda should go about redressing the imbalance in control of the economy.
Historically, whites contro...
DATE: Apr 02, 2001
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A rise in workers who lie, cheat, steal and intimidate customers is sending a union's legal bills spiralling.
The Bermuda Public Servants Association General Secretary Ed Ball said bosses were getting tougher on bad employees to stop them dragging do...
DATE: Mar 31, 2001
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abuse cases, it was reported.
Last year the Department of Child and Family Services responded to 381 cases of neglect, physical and sexual abuse, according to recently released statistics.
And in the past year alone there has been a 28 percent rise i...
DATE: Mar 31, 2001
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The rise, thought to be two percent, was agreed in February but union chiefs said nurses were after more and that they were underpaid compared with the US.
Under the new deal, pension benefits have been brought in for guest workers.
Union leader Ed B...
DATE: Mar 31, 2001
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