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"New Derby rules send out wrong message"

THE damage has been done and it will be difficult to repair. Dr. Gina Tucker and her May 24 Derby race committee must be ruing the day they dreamt up the idea of inviting tourists to take part in an event so precious to Bermuda. It's backfired badly....
May 20, 2011
Running-Triathlon

"Will this be Trott’s year to triumph"

Sean Trott is hopeful that this could be his year after encouraging preparations ahead of next week’s May 24th Derby race. Trott, who represented Bermuda at the NACAC Cross-Country Championships in Trinidad earlier this year, put the finishing touche...
May 20, 2011
Other

"Murals donated to Chewstick"

Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith yesterday unveiled two murals created by students, and donated to arts collective the Chewstick Foundation. About 40 middle school students worked with artists Cherie Richardson and LaVerne Richardson, at the Ap...
May 19, 2011
Health

"A salute to former Senate President Alf Oughton"

Former Senate President Alf Oughton will receive this year’s Salute to Service Award from Bermuda Health Foundation. Mr Oughton is being honoured for his community work, in particular for producing the Health Care Review Report in 1996 which made rec...
May 19, 2011
Politics

"Crunch meeting to decide UBP’s fate"

The fate of the United Bermuda Party is to be decided at a crunch meeting today. UBP leader Kim Swan and UBP chairman Jeanne Atherden are said to be ready to pull the plug on the 47-year-old party this afternoon. It is understood they will tell the E...
May 19, 2011
Other

"Restaurants remain closed after fire"

The Little Venice and L’Oriental restaurants in Hamilton remained closed yesterday while fire department officials continued to probe the cause of Tuesday’s kitchen blaze there. The fire, which is believed to have been caused by an electrical fault, ...
May 19, 2011
Health

"Minister highlights the need for more nurses"

The importance of nurses in Bermuda’s ageing population was driven home at the 2011 Nursing Expo yesterday. Health Minister Zane DeSilva opened the annual event, organised by the Bermuda Nurses’ Association in recognition of May as Nurses’ Month. “N...
May 19, 2011
Other

"Police ask for parking cones to be returned"

Police have called for the return of missing ‘no parking’ cones, which are needed for public events on Bermuda Day and beyond. They have asked for individuals or businesses who have traffic cones to call their nearest station so that officers can col...
May 19, 2011
Environment

"Island can keep lionfish in check, believes expert"

Lionfish are in the waters surrounding the Island for good but their population can be controlled, according to Chris Flook of the Bermuda Aquarium. He said that measures intended to reduce the invasive fish’s local population have helped keep the sp...
May 19, 2011
Court

"Impaired drivers banned from road after admitting guilt"

Two St George’s men pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court after both were caught driving while impaired on May 14. Delano Burgess, a 32-year-old bartender, and Joao Manuel Botelho, a 54-year-old labourer, both admitted driving while impaired. Accordin...
May 19, 2011
Health

"JFK nephew to speak on addiction at dinner event"

A member of the famed Kennedy clan who has battled drug and alcohol addiction will deliver the keynote address at a dinner hosted by an addiction treatment organisation. Christopher Kennedy Lawford, a nephew of the late US President John F Kennedy, ...
May 19, 2011
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