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"Week of the Young Child launched"

Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith stressed the importance of focusing on children’s development as she recognised the Week of the Young Child yesterday. In a ceremony on the steps of the City Hall, Dame Jennifer introduced the theme for the wee...
Jun 07, 2011
Court

"Women used great-uncle’s bank details to pay rent"

A 29-year-old Sandys woman has appeared in Magistrates’ Court for trying to pay her debts with money from a family member’s bank account. Jamesha Valerie Van Lowe, 29, of Malabar Close, pleaded guilty to using a false instrument to collect a cheque, ...
Jun 07, 2011
Bermuda Works

"Australia job ads drop most in 2 years, ANZ says"

SYDNEY (Bloomberg) - Australian job advertisements dropped in May by the most in two years as the nation’s employment growth slowed, a private report showed. Jobs advertised in newspapers and on the Internet fell 6.5 percent from April, when they dec...
Jun 07, 2011
Court

"22-year-old woman fined for cocaine possession"

A 22-year-old Warwick woman who took cocaine into a Hamilton bar was fined $1,000. Danielle Valerie Eatherley, of Ord Valley Lane, admitted carrying 0.4 grams of cocaine into The Beach Bar on January 30. Magistrates’ Court heard that at 2.50am, polic...
Jun 07, 2011
Court

"Four charged in heroin smuggling plot"

Four members of an alleged plot to smuggle drugs into Bermuda have been charged together in Magistrates’ Court. The four are all charged with conspiring to import heroin with an estimated street value of just under $1 million. All four were arrested ...
Jun 07, 2011
Other

"Anti-abuse seminar for women"

The Women’s Resource Centre is hosting a two-hour seminar to give non-Bermudian women resources to protect themselves from abuse. The event entitled ‘Immigration Matters for Non-Bermudian Women’ will take place on Monday from 6pm to 8pm, at Charitie...
Jun 07, 2011
Education

"Ministry of Education taken to arbitration"

A legal battle has been launched between a teacher and the Ministry of Education. Special needs teacher Claudia DeSilva accuses the Ministry of “unfair, unlawful and completely biased actions” after she was suspended for “harmonious reasons” pending...
Jun 07, 2011
Other

"Taxi firm installs GPS to increase efficiency"

One of the Island’s major taxi companies has installed a GPS system it hopes will increase efficiency. Island Taxi, which has more than 200 drivers, will be operating the Logistrics Taxi programme to keep in line with legislation requiring all taxis ...
Jun 07, 2011
Other

"Press Secretary seconded to Washington, DC office"

Premier Paula Cox’s press secretary Beverle Lottimore has been seconded to head the Bermuda Government office in Washington, DC, for three years. Ms Lottimore will retain responsibilities for Government’s media relations, with Cabinet Office stating ...
Jun 07, 2011
Crime

"Internet scam almost cost man his job"

An internet scam cost a local man thousands of dollars and almost cost him his job. The victim, who asked not to be named, said he was a phone call away from quitting to take his dream job a job he learned at the last moment did not exist. “Nothing w...
Jun 07, 2011
Education

"Scores of teachers have jobs axed"

Scores of teachers have had their jobs axed as the Ministry of Education continues to try to slash millions of dollars from its budget. Emotional scenes took place at primary, middle and senior schools across the Island as principals told their staf...
Jun 07, 2011
Other

"St George’s golf course reopened to the public"

East End residents can now enjoy more tee time with the announcement the St George’s golf course has been officially reopened to the public. The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce announced yesterday that residents and visitors can now walk through the prop...
Jun 07, 2011
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