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"We’d be worse off without cat people"

June 18, 2013 Dear Sir, The recent letter ‘Feral Cats Cause Harm’ from ‘How Would You Vote’, is worthy of response. If the writer will allow me, let me answer the questions he raises. I should declare first of all, that I am an ex-Volunteer for BFAB,...
Jun 20, 2013
Court

"Warwick man charged with cropping dogs’ ears"

A Warwick man has been charged with causing suffering to two dogs by unlawfully cropping their ears. Sherman Darrell, 50, pleaded not guilty yesterday to two counts of causing injury and suffering to a dog, and two counts of cropping, or having anoth...
Jun 20, 2013
Crime

"Police deal with loud music complaints"

Police arrested three people on suspicion of impaired driving over the holiday weekend, and arrested 19 others for outstanding warrants. According to a police spokesman, officers also responded to 11 reports of loud music and performed liquor license...
Jun 19, 2013
Politics

"PLP MP says AG is giving Premier ‘questionable advice’"

Premier Craig Cannonier is being urged to evaluate whether Mark Pettingill should remain Attorney General. Shadow Transport Minister Lawrence Scott said Government’s top legal adviser has given “questionable advice” to the Cabinet on at least three d...
Jun 19, 2013
Other

"Iconic former schoolteacher dies at 101"

Iconic West End educator Hope Bascome, whose public school career spanned more than four decades, has passed away at the age of 101. “She lived long, she lived well, and she touched many lives in school and in church,” nephew Glenn Bascome told The R...
Jun 19, 2013
Letters to the Editor

"Fairmont staff went above and beyond"

June 18, 2013 Dear Sir, To say I was dreading my trip to Bermuda would be putting it lightly. My 21-month-old daughter has a severe allergy to milk and eggs. Before this trip we’d never taken her to a restaurant, never mind to a remote island 2,000 ...
Jun 19, 2013
Tourism

"MPs approve up to $1.2 million tax relief for hotel"

Legislators have approved up to $1.2 million worth of tax relief to Fairmont Southampton to assist in the property’s redevelopment, despite concerns about the hotel’s commitment to hire Bermudian entertainers. “We’ve seen improvements in theory to ou...
Jun 18, 2013
Letters to the Editor

"Have we forgotten Dr John?"

June 14, 2013 Dear Sir, It is Heroes Day this month. In the past few weeks, countless references have been made to the late Dr John Stubbs’ accomplishments on this Island. With his incredible foresight, would it be time to acknowledge this, or is he...
Jun 18, 2013
International Business

"Report: Cayman Islands could eject 2,000 work permit holders"

Appromiately 2,000 foreigners face expulsion from the Cayman Islands in October when their work visas expire, Bloomberg reports. Cayman’s new Premier Alden McLaughlin has made it “quite clear” to his immigration department that he wants to find a way...
Jun 18, 2013
Other

"Members of the public rescue swimmer at Flatts Bridge"

A man swimming in the Flatts Inlet was rescued by members of the public at the weekend after he was caught in a strong current. According to a Police spokesman, at around 3pm on Saturday marine police responded to a the incident near Flatts Bridge. I...
Jun 18, 2013
Other

"Former Premier Scott given the CBE"

Former Premier Alex Scott has been appointed Commander of the British Empire, and charity founder Clem Talbot recognised as Member of the British Empire along with Raleigh Bermuda’s Michael Spurling. For Mr Scott, the accolade made for “an exhilarati...
Jun 15, 2013
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