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Open your mind and be flexible

Flexibility. We have all heard of the saying that “if you keep doing something the same way you will still get the same results! Old habits can die hard but it is critical when we are in difficult or awkward situations that we be flexible in our appr...
Jun 09, 2015
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Summerhaven chairman denies mistreatment

John Powell, chairman of the Summerhaven home for the physically challenged, maintains he has the full backing of his board — but some staff and residents allege mismanagement and poor treatment. Mr Powell met The Royal Gazette in response to complai...
Jun 09, 2015
Opinion Writer

Single mom struggling to make ends meet

Dear Dr Nekia, I am a single mother who is finding it difficult to make ends meet sometimes. What makes it more stressful is that the father of my daughter gets angry and blames me when I cannot afford to supply all of our daughter’s needs. He do...
Jun 08, 2015
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Chance meeting brings legends together

Three legendary sailors were brought together by a chance encounter in Bermuda’s waters last week. Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, Commander Dilip Donde of the Indian Navy, and Neal Petersen have all single-handedly sailed around the globe. And according t...
Jun 08, 2015
Opinion Writer

Community values key to winning war on drugs

When Baltimore recently experienced riots over incidents that highlighted the poor relationship between police and the public, it was also revealed how gangs involved in illegal drug activity were hindering efforts to make the city clean and safe for...
Jun 08, 2015
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Celebrating 135 years of serving community

A special book celebrating 135 years of policing in Bermuda was launched yesterday by Commissioner Michael DeSilva. The tome is the first to document the evolution of the service from its creation on October 1, 1879, and is crammed full of facts and...
Jun 06, 2015
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Caesar clan saluted at Allen Temple AME

The Ceasar clan was recognised this past Sunday at Allen Temple AME Church, Somerset. Family members were given responsibilities over and above their ordinary leadership roles in the morning service: worship leader was Sister Sylvia Wilson, the morn...
Jun 06, 2015
Event

Race aces’ support for young sailors

Sir Ben Ainslie and Iain Percy put their America’s Cup rivalry aside last night and joined forces to support a good cause. The Olympic gold medallists attended the relaunch of the Bermuda Schools Waterwise Programme and presented the organisation wit...
Jun 06, 2015
Education

Jamaican Association offers education award

A financial helping hand is being offered to students by the Jamaican Association of Bermuda. Applications are being accepted for the Hazel Christopher Educational Award for 2015-2016. The $2,000 grant is issued annually to a student at post-seconda...
Jun 06, 2015
Editorials

Bermudians hold their own on world stage

The jaunty lyrics of the Disney song notwithstanding, the actor’s life is very rarely a “Hi-diddle-dee-dee!” existence. And it’s certainly not the life for everyone. The usual trajectory of an actor’s career is marked by vertiginous ups and downs. ...
Jun 06, 2015
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Book on history of local Muslim community

Bermudian businessman and political activist Khalid Wasi has released a new book detailing the history of the local Muslim community and arguing for a more naturalist perspective of the faith. A Muted Imam: Narrative of a Naturalist Imam’s Message, p...
Jun 05, 2015
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Tributes to tireless volunteer Lady Gorham

A tireless volunteer who dedicated herself to community groups in Bermuda has died at the age of 95. Barbara Gorham, better known as Lady Gorham, passed away on May 25 at a retirement home in Connecticut, in the United States. Mrs Gorham was born on...
Jun 05, 2015
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