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"Sailor returning from Bermuda is found dead"

A 48-year-old sailor travelling from Bermuda to his home in Maine was found dead in Gloucester Harbour, Massachusetts this weekend. According to Gloucester police, David Kendall, from Yarmouth, Maine, had moored his 43.9ft sailboat in East Gloucester...
Jul 14, 2011
Politics

"Senate backs higher fines for anti-social behaviour on buses"

Senators have agreed to allow stiffer penalties for anti-social behaviour on buses, but also raised concerns about the lack of information available. Junior National Security Minister Jonathan Smith told the Senate the new law would prove to people w...
Jul 14, 2011
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"Garbage collection worker protests at depot"

A garbage collection worker who says he was injured on the job has resorted to picketing along Marsh Folly Road. Dennis Nesbitt, 52, claimed he was owed an unspecified amount of sick pay from Government’s waste management department. Carrying a sign ...
Jul 14, 2011
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"VSB still waiting for Minister DeSilva to retract comments"

Health Minister Zane DeSilva has not yet responded to claims that he misrepresented a VSB news report in Parliament last week. The dispute arose from comments made by Mr DeSilva in response to news stories linking his decision to permit the sale here...
Jul 14, 2011
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"Court offices closing early"

The administrative offices of Magistrates’ Court will shut early tomorrow for a private function. They will close at 2pm, with the cashiers’ office providing limited services for a further hour. Normal hours will resume on Monday.
Jul 14, 2011
Politics

"Senator raises questions about prison security"

Shadow National Security Minister Michael Dunkley has raised concerns about security at Westgate saying: “We have got to get on top of this.” Senator Dunkley told the Senate yesterday that a Westgate prisoner was as “high as a kite” when he spoke to ...
Jul 14, 2011
Politics

"Senators agree that Island’s fish stocks need protecting"

Don’t just sit at home and moan to your friends if you know people illegally fishing, do your “civic duty” and report them. This was the shared view of most Senators as they debated a new law to double the fines for illegal fishing offences. Members...
Jul 14, 2011
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"Christians get their own happy hour event"

A spirited happy hour event is aiming to give Christians a new outlet to engage in fun and fellowship with other believers. Fusion, which will have its launch celebration tomorrow from 5.30pm to 9.30pm, is hoping to attract young adults from denomin...
Jul 14, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"The issue at hand"

July 13, 2011 Dear Sir, You would do the reading public a great service by pointing out (consistently in the body of each article on the subject) that inexpensive generic medications have long been available on the Island and already represent a grea...
Jul 14, 2011
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