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- West Indian Dictionary
| Wednesday March 17, 2010 | |||
| After school programme will require three hours of physical activity [read] | |||
| UBP's Gibbons on education reform: 'Too slow, too little, too late' [read] | |||
| House passes Customs Tarriff amendment [read] | |||
| Bill will increase the quality of statistics provided on health [read] | |||
| Hospital fees to increase 2.5% to cover salaries, rising costs [read] | |||
| Close race likely in St. David's at next election [read] | |||
| Former teacher backs introduction of more inclusive history [read] | |||
| St. David's Island – where they take community spirit seriously [read] | |||
| Premier Brown says Opposition 'want their cake and eat it too' on FutureCare [read] | |||
| Police recover bullet after gunshot report [read] | |||
| Verdict likely today in Hill murder trial [read] | |||
| House to vote on part-time Ministers' pay increase [read] | |||
| Southlands' owners gagged on land swap deal [read] | |||
| Labour Minister to meet local IB workers over term limits [read] | |||
| Armstrong cleared in death crash [read] | |||
| Tuesday March 16, 2010 | |||
| Lisa Currin named executive officer of HRC [read] | |||
| Jamahl Simmons named Premier's new press secretary [read] | |||
| Govt wants to re-negotiate College salary increase [read] | |||
| Bill allows non-resident insurers to restructure debt with local creditors [read] | |||
| Tourism launches special UK advertisment [read] | |||
| Bill passed allowing BMA workers to rejoin Superannuation Fund [read] | |||
| Senate passes bill tackling anti-social behaviour [read] | |||
| Botanical Gardens to retain–Point Finger Road access [read] | |||
| House passes slew of financial bills [read] | |||
| Jump in Hospital Benefit premium 'baffling' – Opposition [read] | |||
| Opposition 'learnt the lesson' in Tourism debate – Premier Brown [read] | |||
| Budget cuts will not affect 'delivery of services' – El James [read] | |||
| Prosecutor takes aim at Lewis' mother's role in the hours after attack [read] | |||
| Premier Brown says Southlands developers must meet conditions before swap [read] | |||
| Senator calls BEST 'discredited' and a 'muppet show' [read] | |||
| Education given 'just days' to cut budget [read] | |||
| Dead juvenile sperm whale found [read] | |||
| Monday March 15, 2010 | |||
| AME Church lays out plans to fight gun, gang violence [read] | |||
| Muslim community reapplies for permission to complete graveyard [read] | |||
| Airport's first class lounge to be refurbished [read] | |||
| Regiment could be sent to Haiti [read] | |||
| Burglar's sentence slashed by the Court of Appeals [read] | |||
| Two-year ban and a $2,000 fine for teen's second drunk-drive offence [read] | |||
| Bermudianisation remains a priority in DPP's chambers [read] | |||
| Govt. mulls restructuring Music Festival [read] | |||
| House given update on judges' refresher training [read] | |||
| Supreme Court case backlog cleared [read] | |||
| Appeals Court cuts prisoner's sentence [read] | |||
| Teens admit dodging $32 taxi fare [read] | |||
| AG's chambers to focus on client care [read] | |||
| BEST restarts its 'Save Southlands' campaign [read] | |||
| Developers plan new hotel on Munro Beach Cottages site [read] | |||
| Teen shot at Bermuda College party [read] | |||
| Saturday March 13, 2010 | |||
| Young women injured in separate bike crashs [read] | |||
| Tourism Department hires new public relations firm [read] | |||
| UBP upset over time spent on tourism's advertising budget [read] | |||
| Hamilton-St. George's ferry service to resume next month, Acting Minister says [read] | |||
| Crackdown coming for illegal airport parking [read] | |||
| Principals reassigned [read] | |||
| Honour student Chelsea recalls her memorable trip to United Nations [read] | |||
| Teenage pregnancies down; STDs increase [read] | |||
| Politicians jailed in aid of PRIDE Bermuda [read] | |||
| Friday March 12, 2010 | |||
| Clocks change this weekend [read] | |||
| US students assist Habitat for Humanity's efforts in Bermuda [read] | |||
| BELCO honours Oughton and Cox with new postgraduate scholarships [read] | |||
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