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"Bermuda-themed Heritage Nights kick off in Dockyard tonight"

A Heritage Nights programme designed to liven up Dockyard on Thursday nights is kicking off tonight. The event will run for 18 weeks and will feature live music, ethnic dance performances, juggling acts and craft demonstrations, Environment Minister ...
May 26, 2011
Bermuda Works

"Aircare’s Hatfield gains an African perspective"

A young Bermudian has been given an invaluable insight into running a new business and working in a completely different environment half way round the other side of world. Stratton Hatfield, a maintenance sales representative at Air Care, flew out t...
May 26, 2011
Other

"Boater injured in Harbour crash"

A sailor suffered serious facial injuries after crashing his boat into an island near Fairylands. The man appeared to lose control of his 22-feet Proline Lobster Dip and ploughed into World's End Island, at about 11pm on Tuesday. It's thought he brok...
May 26, 2011
Crime

"No major incidents over holiday"

This year’s Bermuda Day came and went without any major incidents or serious injuries, according to the Bermuda Police Service. A spokesman said yesterday that despite a few “minor disputes,” the holiday passed largely without incident, with officers...
May 26, 2011
Court

"'Yankee' Rawlins shot on his way to a birthday party, court hears"

“Unsuspecting and defenceless” murder victim Raymond “Yankee” Rawlins was shot dead on his way into a friend's birthday party, Supreme Court heard yesterday. Mr Rawlins, 47, was hit by 16 bullets fired by two men as he entered the celebration at the ...
May 26, 2011
Crime

"Front Street fight leaves man in hospital"

An early morning fight on Front Street left one man injured and three arrested, but two have since been cautioned and released. Pictures taken of the area show crowds of people outside a row of popular Hamilton nightspots as the incident took place. ...
May 26, 2011
Running-Triathlon

"Alen shrugs off May 24 collapse as ‘one of those things’"

Jennifer Alen has shrugged off her May 24 collapse as ‘one of those things’ and has vowed to come back stronger than ever. Alen was leading with little more than a mile to go when her legs gave out on Church Street, taking her out of the race and lea...
May 26, 2011
Editorials

"Political courage"

Decades ago, Dr Eustace Cann, who was one of the small band of black Members of Colonial Parliament (as MPs were then known) who for decades fought for equal rights and against segregation, made a selfless and statesmanlike decision. Women were seek...
May 26, 2011
Young Observer

"Looking forward to Bermuda College after an enjoyable tour"

Recently the class of 2011 went on a field trip to the Bermuda College. The field trip was very interesting and inspired many of us to want to go up to the college in September. When we arrived, we were introduced to our tour guides who were members ...
May 26, 2011
Young Observer

"A day of inspiring tips for young women"

The second annual ‘100 Women on Campus’ was held on May 5 at CedarBridge Academy. This was an event created for all CBA women, and this year’s theme was “Women Inspiring Younger Women.” All women in the building were given invitations to participate ...
May 26, 2011
Sailing

"Island pair help Tabor lift title"

The Tabor Academy Varsity sailing team featuring two Bermudians lifted the Interscholastic Sailing Association (ISSA) Baker Trophy in Norfolk, Virginia, last weekend. Bermudian sailors Mackenzie Cooper and crew Conner Murphy took part in all three r...
May 26, 2011
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