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Opinion Writer

"Problems all over the pitch for Wenger"

There’s something not quite right about the DNA of Arsene Wenger’s Arsenal side. At both ends of the pitch they have some serious deficiencies that urgently need remedying if they are to end their astonishing seven-year wait for a piece of silverware...
Mar 26, 2011
Track & Field

"Dill to run three events in Carifta"

Up and coming Bermuda runner Shaquille Dill has met the Carifta Games qualifying standard for the 400 metres. Dill, who won a gold medal at last year’s CAC Junior Championships, ran a blistering 400 metres in 48.68 seconds at the National Sports Cent...
Mar 26, 2011
Football

"College coaches check out local talent"

Bermuda’s Brazilian Football School (BBFS) will bring in seven USA college coaches to hold the first ever Bermuda Based College Showcase on the Island. The event, sponsored by HSBC Bermuda, will see seven US college coaches and three professional aca...
Mar 26, 2011
Other

"Business owners lose the right to vote in municipal elections"

MPs yesterday hammered the final nail into the coffin of the property vote, abolishing the right of business owners to cast a ballot in municipal elections. An order allowing only residents to vote in elections held by the Corporation of Hamilton and...
Mar 26, 2011
Court

"Accused is a gang member but he’s not a killer, jury told"

Murder-accused Antonio Myers is a gang member who has not “booked his place in heaven,” but is not a killer, his lawyer insisted. Prosecutors allege Mr Myers shot Kumi Harford, a high-ranking member of the rival 42 gang as part of the ongoing feud be...
Mar 26, 2011
Opinion Writer

"Watch out for seaweed when trolling offshore"

They say that April showers bring May flowers but here in Bermuda April can be anything from a spell of winter to not much short of high summer. Judging by the way the offshore water temperature is moving steadily on upwards, summer is probably plan...
Mar 26, 2011
Football

"Hornets set sights on second"

With the Premier Division season curtain falling tomorrow, it’s only a matter of time before Dandy Town relinquish the title to champions-elect North Village. Hornets are guaranteed to finish no lower than third place, and can jump to second dependin...
Mar 26, 2011
Environment

"Switch lights off for Earth Hour"

City Hall will join with landmarks in more than 100 nations by going dark for one hour today as part of Earth Hour. In cooperation with environmental group Greenrock, the City of Hamilton will turn off all non-essential lights from 8.30pm to 9.30pm i...
Mar 26, 2011
Opinion Writer

"Have the fortitude to put your budget plan in place"

The Proverbial budget. It is so vital to good money management. It seems so easy to do. After all, what is there to know you earn, you spend, if there is something left, you save it. But as one person said: “ I don’t need help putting a budget plan t...
Mar 26, 2011

"Fire unearths links between church and lodge"

Somerset, or Sandys, where I was born and bred more than 8.5 decades ago, was once regarded by the rest of Bermuda (so I’ve been told) as the country’s most refined, somewhat aristocratic and certainly progressive of Bermuda’s nine parishes. But it s...
Mar 26, 2011
Arts & Entertainment

"WITH VIDEO: ‘Twilight’ meets the big bad wolf"

LOS ANGELES, California (AP) “Red Riding Hood” aims not for little girls who want to hear a fairy tale before they go to sleep at night, but rather for teenage girls who want a soapy melodrama full of angst and hair product with some supernatural flo...
Mar 26, 2011
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