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his appeal rejected.
Lincoln Christopher, 29, was jailed last December after pleading guilty to raiding a house in St. David's earlier in the year. The crime netted him and an accomplice $10,000 in cash and jewellery.
In the Court of Appeal yesterday...
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The hotel which owns the land on which a controversial cellular tower is being built could still pull the plug on the project.
Yesterday Southampton Princess general manager Norman Mastalir admitted that staff morale at the hotel had plummeted since ...
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Gareth Finighan
discuss plans to fight a killer disease.
A spokesman for the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries yesterday announced the meeting to be held at Horticultural Hall in the Botanical Gardens at 7 p.m. on Monday, March 22.
The spokesman said it was ex...
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Self-proclaimed high priest Gershwyn Smith yesterday missed the chance to run in the Paget West by-election by minutes.
But seconds after he was told by returning officers he had missed the 1 p.m.
deadline, Mr. Smith vowed to complain to Governor Tho...
DATE: Mar 17, 1999
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AUTHOR:
Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Tourism Competitiveness Programme will be held today at noon at the Chamber of Commerce on Front Street.
Leading the discussion -- which is open to the public -- will be the Monitor Company's Steve Searfoss and Marriott's Castle Harbour Resort human ...
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Offenders and enforcers of the law will benefit from new legislation designed to bring part of Bermuda's justice system into the 21st Century.
The regulations will revolutionise the way many offences are dealt with and speed up the time taken to brin...
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pedestrians back to the City's streets By Tim Greenfield The biggest changes to affect Hamilton for decades could soon start to take shape.
Officials are hoping that within a few months a transition will begin which will make the city centre a more ...
DATE: Mar 17, 1999
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Royal Gazette can reveal.
For full-speed-ahead Road Safety Council chairman Delcina Bean Burrows has signed up lawyer Phil Perinchief to help the group close loopholes in the law.
Ms Bean Burrows said: "We are pleased he has been appointed as our leg...
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
indicted in Magistrates' Court for menacing a man while robbing him.
Paco Fubler was yesterday remanded in custody by Senior Magistrate Will Francis for two weeks while the file against him is prepared.
Fubler, 24, of Sunset View Road, is charged wit...
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wait until next week before he can appeal his case.
Randolph Lightbourne is serving consecutive prison terms for causing death by dangerous driving and two counts of armed robbery.
Last May Lightbourne, 32, was given a ten year jail term for the 1995...
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