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Crime

Worker accused of $100,000 theft

A shoe shop worker has been accused of stealing nearly $100,000 from his employer. Kevin Marshall, 37, pleaded not guilty to taking $97,241 from Perry Footwear at Magistrates’ Court yesterday. He also denied a further charge of falsifying records for...
Nov 15, 2014
Other

Call to explore alternative energy options

A call for a focus on sustainability was made by Dr Grant Gibbons, the Minister for Economic Development, when he opened the Bermuda Energy Summit. The Minister said Bermuda needed to “reframe” the way it thought about energy as well as examine alter...
Nov 15, 2014
Other

OBA protests against Bean with walkout

The One Bermuda Alliance went public with its protest against an alleged verbal attack that Marc Bean made against Toni Daniels, with a premeditated walkout as soon as the Opposition Leader began the Reply to the Throne Speech at the reconvening of P...
Nov 15, 2014
Other

Tributes paid to respected and popular educator

Scores of people gathered at the Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club yesterday to pay tribute to a respected and popular educator. Victor Garcia devoted much of his working life to the education system in his role as senior education officer. The form...
Nov 15, 2014
Opinion Writer

Vetting your financial adviser

Bermuda Financial Fundamentals Series — Investing: Mutual Funds and Portfolios. (Continuing the Bermuda Financial Fundamental Series on mutual funds and portfolios — Part 3) The three most frequently asked questions conveyed to me over the years b...
Nov 15, 2014
Court

Pair fined over breath test

Two Canadian rugby players have been fined for failing to take a breath test when they were stopped on suspicion of drink-driving. Jim McDonald and Glen Miller were also disqualified from driving for 12 months at Magistrates’ Court yesterday. The two...
Nov 15, 2014
Letters to the Editor

Let us be inspired by Neil Burnie

November 12, 2014 Dear Sir, I want to acknowledge the life of Dr Neil Burnie. Passionate about everything he pursued, he was so intelligent, creative and energy filled that it often seemed he could not contain all the life fo...
Nov 15, 2014
Opinion Writer

Bermuda offers potential for world records

Time marches on and with it dwindles the number of angling opportunities open to locals. With the holiday season not all that far away and the clean-up thanks to Tropical Storm Fay and Hurricane Gonzalo still on-going, many will be tasked with getti...
Nov 15, 2014
Golf

Dillas and Haddrell make strong start

Jarryd Dillas and Will Haddrell, the men’s defending champions, and last year’s women’s winners Elizabeth Parsons and Ebonie Burgess have again established themselves as the teams to beat in the Bermuda Amateur Four-Ball Championships which got under...
Nov 15, 2014
Football

Social climate forces BFA to pull plug

In the wake of the gun violence that so disrupted the Remembrance Day holiday on Tuesday, not to mention a third shooting episode on Thursday, senior football in Bermuda has been suspended, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The Bermuda Football Associati...
Nov 15, 2014
Crime

Educational reform key to social progress: PLP

“Radical education reform” would be a swift priority of a Progressive Labour Party Government, Opposition Leader Marc Bean declared in the Reply to the Throne Speech. Economic diversification, plus an opening of Bermuda’s health insurance market to c...
Nov 15, 2014
Personal Finance

Should we use a 100% mortgage to buy a home?

Dear Dave, We’ve got our starter emergency fund in place, and we’ve paid off the last of our debt. Currently, we rent an apartment but my wife really wants us to buy a house now. She also wants us to use a 30-year, 100 percent financing plan, and say...
Nov 15, 2014
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