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An American-based long-line fishing vessel is due in Bermuda today to help the Ministry of Environment assess the economic viability of permanently bringing the practice to the Island’s waterways.
Two local fishermen, at the invitation of the Ministr...
DATE: Feb 02, 2007
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The board of governors of the Berkeley Institute has asked us to point out that its chairman Calvin White was referring to the school's principal goal, not principle goal, in a story which appeared on the front page of The Royal Gazette yesterday. We...
DATE: Feb 02, 2007
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Months of consultations with overseas experts and long-term strategic planning yesterday culminated in Bermuda Football Association (BFA) receiving an enormous financial injection from Government.
Sports Minister Randy Horton officially announced at ...
DATE: Feb 02, 2007
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A 22-year-old pleaded with Magistrate Khamisi Tokunbo yesterday in Magistrates? Court not to be placed on the stop list ? effectively stopping him from travelling abroad.
Maurico Bradshaw of Malabar Road, Sandys, pleaded guilty to possessing .4gm of ...
DATE: Feb 02, 2007
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A top-performing teacher has picked up a $1,000 award for her efforts in and out of the classroom.
Tanisha Simone Edwards, a primary four teacher at Saltus Grammar School, was awarded the prize by the Heritage International Scholarship Trust Foundati...
DATE: Feb 02, 2007
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A would-be pig farmer, a teacher with a passion for science and storytelling and a group of children who grow their own vegetables are among this year?s recipients of the Government?s Environmental Awards.
Environment Minister Neletha Butterfield yes...
DATE: Feb 02, 2007
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The Royal Gazette has obtained a document that sheds new light on the rift last week between Education Minister Randy Horton and the Association of School Principals (ASP) — a spat which has now apparently been repaired.
At the height of the dispute,...
DATE: Feb 02, 2007
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IT was neither a boast nor an exaggeration when Social Rehabilitation Minister Dale Butler remarked: "Well, we have packed them in like sardines tonight!"
He was surveying the overflow audience at St. Mary's Church Hall, Warwick who braved the elemen...
DATE: Feb 02, 2007
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Government yesterday pumped an unprecedented $15 million into football ? making the Bermuda Football Association (BFA) the richest national sports governing body.
The huge cash injection, to be handed out over the next five years, will help finance t...
DATE: Feb 02, 2007
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An activist group called Save South Shore met privately last night to deliberate on what appears to be forward moving developments in the world of special development orders (SDO) and tourism related construction.
Although media were not allowed insi...
DATE: Feb 02, 2007
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