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Court

"Broadcasting company charged with breaking reporting restrictions"

The Bermuda Broadcasting Company (BBC) has been charged with breaking reporting restrictions, by naming two individuals accused in court of sexual offences. CEO Rick Richardson appeared in Magistrates’ Court on the BBC’s behalf. Advised by lawyer Mar...
Jun 15, 2011
Crime

"Dunkley: Government ‘all talk, no action’ on gang violence"

Shadow National Security Minister Michael Dunkley said he’s concerned Government still has no plan in place to tackle the gang violence blighting the Island. Responding to news leaders have been researching anti-gang initiatives in the United States,...
Jun 15, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"Extension makes sense"

June 7, 2011 Dear Sir, I concur with Minister Wayne Perinchief's extension of time limits for visiting yachtsmen coming to our Islands. The way I see it, families of these yachting fraternity can come to Bermuda as tourists (some can live on their ya...
Jun 15, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"Pick up behind your dogs"

June 7, 2011 Dear Sir, When walking my dogs in the Botanical Gardens early on Sunday morning, I narrowly avoided stepping in a large pile of dog mess. I was quite horrified by this, especially since the offending mess was about three feet away from...
Jun 15, 2011
Education

"Bermuda teacher earns top accolade for excellence"

A teacher known for being ‘small in stature but a giant in the classroom’ will be recognised this weekend with an Excellence in Teaching Award. Wendie Warren, an elementary teacher at The Bermuda Institute has been lauded for ushering in a “high sta...
Jun 15, 2011
Other

"New access road to Botanical Gardens"

A new driveway between Point Finger Road and the Botanical Gardens is now open, the Bermuda Hospitals Board advised residents yesterday. The driveway, which is located near the mobile construction site on Point Finger Road, does not grant access to K...
Jun 15, 2011
Other

"Police chief gets honour from Queen"

Police Commissioner Michael DeSilva has been awarded the Colonial Police Medal (CPM) in the Queen’s Official Birthday honours, Government House announced yesterday. The award reflects Mr DeSilva’s “strong achievements in leading the Bermuda Police S...
Jun 15, 2011
Crime

"Warning given over hoax e-mail and bank webpage"

Butterfield Bank last night warned of a circulating e-mail requesting account details from its customers. The e-mail thanks users for previously updating their account information. It then reads: “Our review of the information you provided however in...
Jun 15, 2011
Education

"Young musical pair do Bermuda proud"

Two teenage musicians learned to “push themselves to the limit” when they took their talents to the international stage without much time to practice. Dylan Hollis, 15, and Willis Steede, 17, only had about 10 days to look over their music before the...
Jun 15, 2011
Other

"Cruise ship arrives early with poorly crew member"

Cruise ship Norwegian Gem arrived at the Island ahead of schedule after a medical situation with a crew member. At around 8.40am yesterday, Harbour Radio was contacted and told that a 24-year-old crew member on the vessel required medical attention. ...
Jun 15, 2011
Court

"Court turns down Brown’s bid to extend reporting ban"

Former Premier Ewart Brown failed yesterday in an attempt to gag the media over court claims he sought a personal stake in a private firm pitching for Government business. Dr Brown was ordered by Chief Justice Richard Ground to pay The Royal Gazette’...
Jun 15, 2011
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