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Minister of Labour, Home Affairs and Public Safety Randy Horton yesterday commended Government?s summer students for a job well done, saying they are part of Bermuda?s ?success story?.
And he called on them to dispel negative perceptions about the Is...
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THE New York Times recently ran a front-page photo showing United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice cradling her head in her arms after another day of tough negotiations aimed at bringing about an end to the latest flare-up of blood shed in ...
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THE United Bermuda Party is renewing its call for Bermuda to have its own monument commemorating the struggle against slavery.
Acknowledging that such a monument would be largely symbolic, Shadow Race Relations and Economic Opportunity Minister Jamah...
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Gareth Finighan
Politicians are funny creatures. The majority crave nothing more than the oxygen of publicity, particularly when in opposition and hoping to win the hearts and minds of the electorate in the not too distant future.
Hector finds most are happy to dish...
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Smith & Co against Gladwyn Simmons.
Lynton Bertin Wilson against Pamela Lea Wilkinson, Paula Lynn Durham and Coolidge Dennis Durham.
Yvonne Dawson against A.S. Cooper & Sons Limited.
In the matter of the Supreme Court Act 1905 as amended in the...
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Banned rider banned again
A disqualified driver who refused to give Police a breath test after they stopped him on his scooter was given a $1,800 fine and a further 18-month ban at Magistrates' Court yesterday.
David Reid McCann, 23, of Beaming Hill...
DATE: Aug 11, 2006
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An inch-and-a-quarter of rain fell across Bermuda during a 24-hour period that saw thunderstorms and rain showers drench the Island.
Firefighters were called out to deal with two localised floods as drains became blocked during the heaviest of the do...
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Scott Neil
NO handbags, no cases for spectacles or sunglasses and tampons must be unboxed ? and if you're carrying food for your baby, be prepared to taste it in front of airport security officials, .
Those are some of the rules that came into force yesterday f...
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Today in HistoryToday is Friday, August 11, the 223rd day of 2006. There are 142 days left in the year.
ON THIS DATE
In 1909, the SOS distress signal was first used by an American ship, the Arapahoe, off Cape Hatteras, N.C.
In 1942, during the Second...
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Dozens of Bermudian students were provided with much needed funding to aid their education by two separate organisations yesterday.
The Bank of Bermuda Foundation provided more than $500,000 to 20 students while the Bermuda alumni chapter of the Kapp...
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