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"For the Record"

An article published on the front page of Tuesday’s Royal Gazette stated in error that Shawn Williams, 19, was charged with possessing cannabis and traffic offences. Those charges were in fact placed against Anwar Muhammad, 22, who pleaded not guilty...
Apr 14, 2011
Opinion Writer

"A troubling mood brewing"

A growing number of Bermudians are very unhappy about the state of the country, and are questioning whether the authorities of the day are really in touch with what is happening. This unease is not restricted to any particular section of our communit...
Apr 14, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"Practice positive thinking"

April 11, 2011 Dear Sir, Thanks, Mr. Editor, for publishing this letter. Readers, please forward to anyone you know who might benefit from these motivating words. Mantra I am all I was created to be. I do all I was created to do. I become all I was c...
Apr 14, 2011
Young Observer

"Students discuss issue of open spaces"

Bermuda has lots and lots of open spaces, and we need to take care of all of them! But some of these areas are not being taken care of. We need to protect open spaces. Everyone needs somewhere to play and get exercise like bike riding, running, walki...
Apr 14, 2011
International Business

"Business Bermuda wraps up Singapore tour"

Business Bermuda continued its Asian tour at the Shorex Wealth Management Forum held in Singapore this week. The forum, which address the growing need of the Asian market for private banking, asset management and international tax planning solutions ...
Apr 14, 2011
Young Observer

"Top 10 open spaces you can visit"

1. The Arboretum. It is great for playing games and exercising. 2. Alexandra Battery. It is fantastic for playing games and exploring. 3. Ferry Point Park. Just perfect for exploring and camping. 4. Tom Moore’s Jungle. The jungle is excellent for...
Apr 14, 2011
Rugby

"Rugby U-16sin Canadatournament"

An Under-16 Bermuda rugby team have travelled to Ontario, Canada to begin a series of matches. Trinity College, attended by 11 Bermudian students, have organised a mini-tournament involving the Island squad and teams from two local high schools, St. ...
Apr 14, 2011
Reinsurance

"Insurers fight AIG stigma"

WASHINGTON (Bloomberg) Insurance companies are fighting the legacy of American International Group Inc as they seek to avoid being branded systemically risky and the extra supervision that comes with that designation. Lobbyists representing Prudentia...
Apr 14, 2011
Local Business

"Fashion brand Mango opens Bermuda store at Gibbons Company"

Spanish fashion brand Mango has opened an outlet in Bermuda, inside the Gibbons Company department store. The fast-growing chain opened more than one store per day around the world last year, seven in Spain and 373 elsewhere and recorded sales (exclu...
Apr 14, 2011
Young Observer

"Please stop vandalizing Portuguese Rock"

Portuguese Rock, located in the open space known as Spittal Pond, has a problem: people keep carving their names on it. Portuguese Rock is special to Bermuda’s people. It gives us evidence that people visited Bermuda before the Sea Venture survivors ...
Apr 14, 2011
Young Observer

"Somerset Primary goes green"

GO GREEN! Somerset Primary went ‘green’ on Thursday, March 24, 2011. We celebrated in three ways: a presentation, a green grub day, and a tree planting ceremony. We all got to wear play clothes to school. They were green or earth tones to represen...
Apr 14, 2011
Young Observer

"The serious problem of trash"

Trash is flowing all over Bermuda’s open spaces from St. Georges to Somerset. If our open spaces overflow with trash, we children won’t have a place to play. Every school and perhaps some families - should adopt an open space. Visit the open space o...
Apr 14, 2011
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