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"Fairmont to mark Social Media Day with lobster cocktails"

Social Media Day is being celebrated tomorrow and the Fairmont Southampton is giving away lobster cocktail appetizers to its Facebook and Twitter fans to mark the occasion. Greg Bodenlos, Fairmont Southampton’s manager, Internet Marketing said: “Fair...
Jun 29, 2011
Court

"Murder-accused was a ‘wannabe’ gangster, court hears"

Murder-accused Leroy Symons was a “wannabe” gangster with links to different factions, according to a police expert who testified in his trial. Sergeant Alexander Rollin, supervisor of the Gang Targeting Unit, said of the 21-year-old: “I would strugg...
Jun 29, 2011
Economy

"Outbound cargo trending higher as imports slump"

Imports have dropped 10 percent per annum over the past two years while outbound cargo has continued to increase steadily since 2006/07 according to Stevedoring Services, suggesting that more people are leaving the Island. Bermuda Container Line Ltd ...
Jun 29, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"History repeats itself?"

June 21, 2011 Dear Sir, I have been struck by the similarities in the formation of the UPB and the OBA. I think that these similarities should be highlighted for the general public whether or not one agrees with the actions taken in each case. The co...
Jun 29, 2011
Other

"Two injured in bike accidents"

Two men, both auxiliary cycle riders, have been injured in two separate crashes. A 58-year-old Smith’s man was hurt on Monday at 11pm, after his rental cycle collided with a car on South Road near John Smith’s Bay. The cycle was badly damaged. The ca...
Jun 29, 2011
Other

"Beating of the Retreat ceremony this evening"

The Bermuda Regiment and the Bermuda Islands Pipe Band will present a Beating of the Retreat ceremony this evening. US Consul General to Bermuda Grace Shelton will be guest of honour at the event, the second such ceremony this month. The bands will ...
Jun 29, 2011
Other

"Paper cranes from Bermuda bring cheer to Japan quake victims"

Primary school students at Warwick Academy had no idea paper cranes they made in class could make a world of difference to earthquake and tsunami victims in Japan. But that’s exactly what happened when three workers from reinsurance company Tokio Mi...
Jun 29, 2011
Other

"Students appreciate the gift of daily fruit"

Victor Scott Primary has received a sweet donation of fresh fruit each morning and its students are reaping the rewards, according to principal Valerie Williams. Sun Life Financial has provided 130 students, between ages five and 11, with a nutritio...
Jun 29, 2011
Other

"Day out fishing on a borrowed boat ends in disaster"

A day out fishing proved short-lived for a Devonshire woman and her friend when the fishing vessel Sylvia 16 began taking in water and ended up almost totally submerged a mile from shore. Evar Ingham said she had no idea what went wrong with the unfa...
Jun 29, 2011
Other

"Multi-million dollar bids for HSBC building"

Several offers have been made on a building up for sale in the City of Hamilton for more than $10 million, according to a realtor. Penny MacIntyre, from Rego Sotheby’s International Realty, told The Royal Gazette yesterday there were “several interes...
Jun 29, 2011
Court

"Woman stole $8,499 in dollar coins from washing machines"

A 30-year-old Sandys woman has admitted stealing $8,499 from coin-operated washing machines. Magistrates’ Court heard that Stephanie Allison Lynam, of Cedarcraft Lane, had been short of money to support herself and her children. Lynam was employed by...
Jun 29, 2011
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