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OW that Bermudian Patrick Singleton has qualified for his third Winter Olympics, you would expect for him to relax a bit. But that is far from the mind of the skeleton athlete who will be competing this weekend at the final Europa Cup in the ritzy to...

Mrs. Edith Irene Smith, 100, of St. Mark's Road, Smith's. Kathleen Horsfield, 88, of Burnt House Hill, Warwick. Evelyn Bate, 88, long-time visitor, in Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, UK. Wilfred Charles Smith, 86, of Ducks Puddle, Bailey's Road. Austin...

Three of the five foreign-born athletes seeking to represent Bermuda at the Commonwealth Games in March have been ruled ineligible. Triathletes Riaan and Evan Naude from South Africa as well as Englishman Jamie Brown have had their appeals rejected b...

T was back in May 1992 that the then-Shadow Tourism Minister David Allen suggested that the old Club Med building could be used to provide temporary accommodation for the homeless. More than 13 years later, St. George's Alderman Kenny Bascome was sug...

Low-cost airline JetBlue Airways is coming to Bermuda after five years of wooing by the Government. The fast-growing American company has been a target since 2001 in the expectation that its low cost tickets will entice more visitors to the Island an...

Kenneth Burgess yesterday told a murder trial jury he never launched a brutal baseball bat attack on the Cooper twins. In tense scenes in Supreme Court One, the defendant rejected suggestions he had lied to the jury ? and told Crown counsel Paula Tyn...

AFTER a decade and a half as Bermuda's best known club of its kind, the Bermuda R/C Electric Sports Club is going from strength to strength with new members keen to join. When the club was formed in 1991 among neighbourhood friends, Wendell Daniels, ...

CYCLIST Neil de ste Croix has just returned from the workout of lifetime after getting free tuition alongside two former Tour De France stage champs. He was coached by Jonathan Vaughters, who rode with Lance Armstrong, at a pro training camp in Silve...

LOW-cost air transportation finally looks set to come to Bermuda, as a result of years of negotiation between Government and New York-based carrier JetBlue Airways. The airline yesterday announced two daily non-stop flights between John F. Kennedy In...