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Donovan Nesbitt of Orchard Grove was told by Magistrate Ed King he owed fines totalling $950 and could face up to 90 days imprisonment if he did not comply.
But Nesbitt, 35, said the fines had already been paid last year. He asked for time to produce...
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matter of the Fisheries Act 1972 and in the matter of the Fisheries Regulations 1972 and in the matter of the boat Honey Do , registration no.
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Arthur L.M. Wade and Jacqueline E. Wade have filed a writ against Irving S.
Lusher and Dorothy M. Lus...
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Smith's North at the General Election, he revealed yesterday.
And party public relations officer Graeme Outerbridge will mount another challenge in his old stomping ground of Smith's South.
Mr. Jeffers said he hoped to take advantage of a United Berm...
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AUTHOR:
Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
last night.
Officers arrested one man at the Maxi Mart on Middle Road in Somerset after mounting the operation alongside detectives and uniformed officers.
Police with walkie-talkies sealed off the car park exit during the raid just before 6.30 p.m.
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Tamicka Johnson is a 21-year-old student who recently finished her first year at Wyke College in Yorkshire, England studying Performance Art.
When she returned to Bermuda this summer, she had difficulty finding a job -- so she decided to raise tuitio...
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The Government's war on drugs continued yesterday with the demolition of a second crack house.
But the blitz once again prompted calls from some residents that the home was not a drugs den.
And the political war of words is rumbling on after the Oppo...
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AUTHOR:
Gareth Finighan
workers actually generate jobs for Bermudians and provide talents which Bermudians cannot supply but which keep the economy booming. There are people who feel that Government is pro-foreigner and that work permits deprive Bermudians of jobs.
A fair n...
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Conservationists have reassured concerned residents that work at Paget Marsh will not harm the environment.
The Bermuda National Trust, which is currently restoring the ancient area to its former glory in conjunction with the Audubon Society, said th...
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The Royal Gazette this week presents the view from the trenches in the battle to win back Bermuda's share of the tourism market from its opponents.
Senior reporter Henry Adderley spoke with the people at the head of a variety of Island accommodations...
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his old stomping ground of Smith's South. ---- Page 2 STAYING WITH TOURISM TOU Staying with tourism Ann Smith's family bought Oxford Guest House in 1983. At that time there were five other guest properties along Woodbourne Avenue to compete with ...
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