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June 8, 2006
Dear Sir,
Only in Bermuda could an UNELECTED person have seemingly so much "power", not to say vitriolic opinion which continuously and amazingly gets air time by the media. Sen. Burch clearly needs to go. Judging by his lates...
DATE: Jun 14, 2006
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The trial of the young woman accused of stabbing another girl while on a Bermynet cruise last summer began yesterday.
Felicia Sasha Renee Harris is the only person to be charged in relation to what Police called a "fracas" aboard the MV Bermudian dur...
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An investigation has been launched into the extent of damage to an historic building ? after a container truck crashed into it yesterday afternoon.
The Manor House bridge on Harrington Sound Road, built in the 1920s, was struck when a flat-bed contai...
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Fast bowler Chris Caisey claimed seven wickets to beef up newcomers Hamilton Parish?s Commercial Cricket League title challenge while butter-fingered Forties just held on to their 100 percent record by completing a thrilling last-over victory over Fi...
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Ivan Clifford
Protesters have hinted that the so-called 'GoldenEye' case may not be the only challenge to a controversial Government policy banning Bermudians from selling their homes to foreigners.
Supreme Court Judge Geoffrey Bell ruled in March that the policy ...
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A Warwick Long Bay concession stand operator is furious at Government's decision to start a new construction project at the start of the busy beach season.
Boyd Vallis said he will have to shut his stand down if the development proceeds today and two...
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The fate of the civil servant who heads the Human Rights Commission (HRC) is likely to be decided in the next few weeks, can reveal.
A report on David Wilson, executive officer of the HRC, is expected to be passed to John Drinkwater, the secretary to...
DATE: Jun 14, 2006
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Top Bermuda sailor Paula Lewin is heading for her first appearance in a Nations Cup final after emerging victorious from a nail-biting regional qualifier in the US Virgin Islands over the weekend.
Lewin had to beat long-time rival Sally Barkow from t...
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You may complain that football?s World Cup in Germany is pushing other more important news to the sideline.
Still, the world deserves a bit a pleasure from some of the world?s most expensive feet and the joy of seeing some of the unknowns score major...
DATE: Jun 14, 2006
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The Royal Gazette/Bermuda Stock Exchange Index yesterday fell 12.23 points to close at 4,404.98.
On a quiet day of trading on the Exchange, Butterfield Bank fell 25 cents to close at $56.50 on volume of 453 shares.
The only activity saw Belco trade i...
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