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Court

"Man admits conspiracy to shoot ‘Yankee’ Rawlins"

A 25-year-old yesterday admitted conspiring to shoot at gangster Raymond “Yankee” Rawlins. Alvone McJuan Maybury pleaded guilty to one of five counts against him, on the day his trial was due to begin. He admitted conspiring between December 11 and...
Mar 29, 2011
Tourism

"MPs hail new era of tourism as Morgan’s Point Act approved"

The House of Assembly heard yesterday that a fresh era in tourism was being ushered in as a bill allowing a “critically important” $2 billion resort to be built at Morgan’s Point was approved. Deputy Premier Derrick Burgess promised that the developm...
Mar 29, 2011
Bermuda Works

"The Job with Kanhai Woolridge"

The Job with Kanhai Woolridge Age: 23 Role: Heritage Court captain at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess What is your job? My job is to make sure our guests enjoy a memorable experience. I also handle the weekly schedule and payroll and, each night, ord...
Mar 29, 2011
Crime

"Three guns have been used to kill seven men since May 2009"

Police know exactly which three guns were used to shoot seven out of the thirteen men murdered since May 2009, but the weapons remain on the streets. Detective Chief Inspector Nicholas Pedro said yesterday that firearms have been recovered in some of...
Mar 29, 2011
Bermuda Works

"Importance of mapping out future of your business"

Business Buzz is a monthly column presented by the Bermuda Small Business Development Corporation. Every month, read about entrepreneurship, obtain business management tips, and find out what’s going on in the small business sector. This is the fin...
Mar 29, 2011
Court

"Antonio Myers guilty of gang murder"

Middletown gang member Antonio Myers was convicted yesterday of slaying rival gangster Kumi Harford in a hail of bullets. Prosecutors say Myers attacked the victim, a member of the 42 gang, in payback for another 42 member insulting a Middletown man’...
Mar 29, 2011
Crime

"Gunman fired at police and innocent bystanders"

Residents in Pembroke yesterday said they feared for their children’s safety after a gunshot was fired into a crowd of people in broad daylight. And Assistant Police Commissioner, Paul Wright, described the weekend’s spree of gun activity as “callou...
Mar 29, 2011
Tennis-Squash

"Split in the ranks cost Stampede, says Dill"

Terence Dill believes a row between Buffalo Stampede’s coaches and players prevented the team from reaching the Atlantic Coast Professional Basketball League (ACPBL) playoffs. The Stampede narrowly missed out on the post season, finishing the regular...
Mar 29, 2011

"Early detection of speech problems"

When acting Child Development Programme language supervisor, Aprille Choudhury-DeShield worked with one little boy this week, he turned his head curiously when he heard the sound of a truck in the yard. It sounds like a minor thing, except that the ...
Mar 29, 2011
Football

"Local boy Lounds in US call up"

Bermuda’s Daryl Lounds is set to make his debut for the United States Under-18 national team in this summer’s Gothia Cup in Sweden. The prestigious tournament will see Lounds, who has dual citizenship, play against some of the best young players from...
Mar 29, 2011

"An opportunity to try out new things"

One of the many benefits of doing the 100-Day Challenge, apart from the obvious, is the opportunity to try out new things and this week was no exception. We played tennis. Yes, that game that I have witnessed being played: chasing a fuzzy yellow bal...
Mar 29, 2011
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