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"Emerald Capital partner details money transfers"

Antoinette Bolden transferred tens of thousands of dollars per day out of an investment company she’s accused of stealing from, and sent the funds to her own accounts. Jason Bagg gave evidence of the transactions in Supreme Court yesterday, detailing...
May 14, 2011
Politics

"Retired cops could handle Police complaints Perinchief"

Retired officers could be called upon to help investigate the public’s complaints against the police. National Security Minister has revealed he may start to seek retired police officers “with investigatory experience” to work at the Police Complaint...
May 14, 2011
Court

"Defendant bathed in bleach and vinegar witness"

Murder accused Kevin Warner was seen bathing with Clorox bleach and vinegar the evening after Dekimo “Purple” Martin was killed, Supreme Court heard. Mr Warner, of Warwick Park Road, Warwick, is charged with 24-year-old Mr Martin’s premeditated murde...
May 14, 2011
Other

"Sports Mail box"

Dear Sir, I have a lot of respect for the Derby organisers but the recent decision by the Marathon Committee to include tourists in the annual 24th of May Bermuda Day event is disturbing to Bermudians who value the race’s traditions and uniqueness. W...
May 14, 2011
Other

"Number cruncher"

Maths virtuoso Israel Sanchez is contemplating a bright future in civil engineering as graduation draws near. The S4 CedarBridge Academy student has been accepted into the engineering programme at Canada’s McGill University. As a result the 16-year-o...
May 14, 2011
Other

"Anniversary Club"

Congratulations to: Eldreeta DeShields of Moore’s Lane, Pembroke whose birthday is today Gladys Gomes of Farm Lane, Pembroke whose birthday is tomorrow. Mia Page Chambray of Mohawk Radio, whose birthday was yesterday.
May 14, 2011
Opinion Writer

"An increase in the CPI rate might be a good thing"

During times of inflation, the value of a dollar today is worth more than one in the future. Tuesday is a bit soon, but it illustrates the point. Conversely, when there is deflation the value of something might be less in the future. When that is the...
May 14, 2011
Other

"WHAT’S ON"

TODAY CRICKET: Belco semi-finals Bailey’s Bay v PHC, Somerset Cricket Club; Willow Cuts v Southampton Rangers, Lords. Both matches to start at 11 am. SQUASH: Bermuda Time tournament, Devonshire courts. TENNIS: WER Joell Memorial Tournament, WER Tenn...
May 14, 2011
Opinion Writer

"Missing out on FA Cup Final my one regret"

Looking back on my years as a professional footballer I can honestly say I have very few regrets. I had 16 wonderful seasons getting paid to play the game I love for distinguished, historic clubs such as my beloved West Ham and Feyenoord in Holland. ...
May 14, 2011
Court

"Bolden trial delayed due to sick juror"

The trial of David and Antoinette Bolden on finance company-related theft charges was delayed yesterday because a member of the jury was sick. The couple, from Hamilton Parish, are accused of stealing more than $360,000 from Emerald Capital Internati...
May 13, 2011
Politics

"House to debate tougher gun violence changes"

Tougher laws to tackle Bermuda’s worsening gun crime are to be put under scrutiny today. MPs in the House of Assembly will discuss The Bail Amendment Act and The Firearms Amendment Act which both aim to give police extra powers. Under the amendments ...
May 13, 2011
Health

"Health Minister launches International Nurses Day"

Bermuda’s ageing population will cause the demand for nursing services to increase in the not-too-distant future, Health Minister Zane DeSilva said. He said there are currently 600 nurses on the Island keeping pace with the population’s needs but tha...
May 13, 2011
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