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"Gun murder in 2003 was a ‘catalyst’ for today’s killings"

Bermuda may have seen an explosion in gun crime in the last two years but the gangs perpetrating it are nothing new, according to Detective Chief Inspector Nicholas Pedro. The head of special investigations for Bermuda Police Service’s Serious Crime ...
Aug 26, 2011
Football

"Island’s youngsters showing promise at Hammers camp"

Some of the Island’s grassroots footballers have shown promise during this week’s West Ham United International Academy (North America) summer skills camp at BFA Field. As many as 60 boys and girls ranging in ages from six to 16 have attended this ye...
Aug 26, 2011
Cricket

"Colts give old boys a new look"

Cup holders Somerset have named three colts in their squad to take on Harris Bay in the annual Old Boys charity cricket match at Somerset Cricket Club next Thursday. The West Enders have pumped fresh blood into their squad in the form of Jeff Richard...
Aug 26, 2011
Tennis-Squash

"Italians tipped to dominate beach event"

Tony Brannon is anxious to see the response from former champions Alex Mingozzi and Matteo Marighella at the fourth ITF Beach Tennis International being held at Horseshoe Bay this weekend. The Italians will be out to avenge last year’s loss to compat...
Aug 26, 2011
Other

"Helping Bermuda’s Olympians"

Music quiz presenter Ric Chapman has come up with a unique way of helping out Bermuda’s cash-strapped Olympians. The Songopoly host has teamed up with Logic and Bermuda Olympic Association to offer the likes of Tyrone Smith, Roy Allan Burch and other...
Aug 26, 2011
Sailing

"Patton builds healthy lead in Nova Scotia"

Bermudian Campbell Patton is in complete control of the white fleet at the Canadian Optimist Championships in Lunenberg, Nova Scotia. The 10-year-old is in first place in the Under-11s race, with a commanding lead over his rivals. In all 13 of the I...
Aug 26, 2011

"Nineteen unsolved murders"

The 19 murders classified as “unsolved” by police* 1. Schoolteacher Margery Wade, 34, was sexually assaulted inside her Hamilton apartment and killed with a blow to the head from a wooden plank. Her body was found on March 5, 1975, still inside the a...
Aug 26, 2011

"New evidence could help to crack ‘cold case' murders"

Detectives have uncovered new evidence which could help them solve some of Bermuda's “cold case” murders. Before the recent spate of gun killings began in May 2009, the Island had seven murders considered by police to be unsolved, dating back to 1975...
Aug 26, 2011
Opinion Writer

"Richardson is the right man to run BCB"

While we sit and discuss who will be the Bermuda Cricket Board's next president and vice president in my opinion more importantly we also have to think about what the future holds for our sportsmen. Two issues this week caught my interest, one about...
Aug 26, 2011

"She was only six when her father was murdered"

Tashay Minks clearly remembers staring into her father’s coffin, aged six, at his funeral. “I didn’t cry,” she says. “I think I was the only one that didn’t. I remember looking in the coffin and everyone was crying. I was only six. I thought ‘he’s no...
Aug 26, 2011

"Teacher's 1975 murder is oldest unsolved case"

The murder of Margery Wade has baffled police in Bermuda for more than 36 years. The teacher originally came from the north-east of England and here, Joe Willis, a reporter on The Northern Echo newspaper in England, looks back at the case. The jury ...
Aug 26, 2011
Opinion Writer

"Healthy bolognaise with hidden vegetables"

Belle is on her way to walking, clutching our hands as she wobbles around the living room. The catch is that she’ll only walk sideways, so she looks like a little crab. Perhaps she’s watched ‘The Little Mermaid’ one too many times with her sister. In...
Aug 26, 2011
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