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Bermuda College President Dr. George Cook will be standing down from the post by the end of the month after eight years at the helm.
An official announcement of Dr. Cook's departure is expected to be issued today.
But The Royal Gazette can reveal tha...
DATE: Jan 11, 2001
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Two students will get the chance to work overseas this summer as part of a Government internship programme designed to encourage young Bermudians to choose a career in tourism.
The students will be placed with top marketing or advertising agencies in...
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Magistrate Edward King yesterday used his discretionary powers to withdraw fines levied against a Frenchman who leaves the Island for home today.
Stanislas Patrick Mathieu, in heavily accented English said "thank you very much Sir'' before walking fr...
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what is thought to be the first ever incident in which the force has shot a suspect.
Stephen Proctor was shot by members of the Emergency Response Unit after he refused to get down from a roof and allegedly threatened his family.
Just hours later, wa...
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Almost half the Bermudians polled in an independent survey want a referendum on constitutional change and a quarter want a constitutional conference, according to results released yesterday.
The poll taken in December also showed there was still stro...
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stealing $10,000 in tools, a cell phone, and other items.
Everest Desilva pleaded guilty before Senior Magistrate Archibald Warner to breaking and entering a taxi, DeCosta Construction's offices, and the CCS Group's warehouse.
Desilva also asked that...
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Police officers.
Bruce A. Gibbons, 38, spent last Wednesday night in custody after pub managers called Police because he was getting rowdy.
Crown counsel Cindy Clark told Senior Magistrate Archibald Warner: "He appeared to be drunk.'' Gibbons, of Wr...
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Gazette has learned.
A Canadian, Mr. LeDrew has headed up the service for three years and was contracted to run the service with Collector of Customs (Designate) Winnifred Fostine-Desilva shadowing him.
Last night the veteran customs officer with 25 ...
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Around 1,000 Government manual workers approved an inflation busting three percent pay rise yesterday after a meeting lasting more than two hours at BIU headquarters.
The two-year deal marks a tiny improvement on the 2.98 percent pay award gained in ...
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A Smith's parish resident is determined to get to the bottom of a trash problem that she and neighbours face daily.
The Broken Hill Lane woman called The Royal Gazette at her wits end after she said efforts with Government officials gave little relie...
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