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"Review of port operations planned Michael Weeks"

Government may team up with private partners to form a specialist anti-drug importation team to monitor cruise ship ports, it announced yesterday. According to Minister without Portfolio Michael Weeks, the move should enhance monitoring of cruise shi...
Mar 02, 2011
Education

"Dame Marjorie Bean Hope Academy employee mulls legal challenge"

A legal challenge against the appointment of a principal at a special school could be launched, The Royal Gazette understands. A staff member at Dame Marjorie Bean Hope Academy, which has about 25 students with multiple physical and cognitive challen...
Mar 02, 2011
Court

"Traffic stop leads to deportation of Jamaican man here illegally"

A Jamaican living illegally in Bermuda is to be deported this week after being caught on a minor traffic offence. Joel Ezroy Deans, 30, was charged yesterday in Magistrates’ Court with unlawfully remaining in Bermuda since July 9, 2008. Crown counsel...
Mar 02, 2011
Other

"Mid Ocean could block Tucker's Point plans"

The Mid Ocean Club looks set to block part of the expansion of Rosewood Tucker’s Point despite it winning a Special Development Order (SDO) yesterday. But Tucker’s Point president Ed Trippe insisted the bulk of the project for another 78 homes and 70...
Mar 02, 2011
Budget

"Police Special Investigation dept gets $2.7m boost"

An additional $2.7 million has been allocated to the police team that investigates murders and shootings despite the overall police budget being slashed by $7.5 million. There has been a 130 percent increase on last year’s allocation to the Special I...
Mar 02, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"Letters to the Editor: What price open space?"

What price open space? February 25, 2011 Dear Sir, If we were to set an economic value on our precious open space and it is high time we did it would then be clear that granting an SDO to allow the development of land currently zoned nature reserve,...
Mar 02, 2011
Opinion Writer

"A changing relationship?"

The British once proudly proclaimed, “The sun never sets on British soil” so vast was its colonial empire. The Irish refrain was: “Because God doesn't trust them in the dark.” Trust has been a difficult matter to countenance when involving the UK and...
Mar 02, 2011
Arts & Entertainment

"There's nothing faulty about this ‘Fawlty Towers'"

He grumbles a lot, leaves dead pigeons in the water tank and messes with guests' hearing aides as a hotel owner Basil Fawlty is a nightmare. As the main character in the Bermuda Musical & Dramatic Society production of ‘Fawlty Towers' however, Bruce ...
Mar 02, 2011
Golf

"Champs return to defend their titles"

Jarryd Dillas and Katrin Burnie will be back to defend their Bermuda Amateur Match Play Championship titles at Mid Ocean Club next week. The pair are part of a near –50-strong field for the Bermuda Golf Associations first major tournament of the year...
Mar 02, 2011
Tennis-Squash

"Lambert steps down as tennis supremo"

David Lambert will step down as president of the Bermuda Lawn Tennis Association (BLTA) at today’s Annual General Meeting at the WER Joell Tennis Stadium. He is expected to be succeeded by Coleridge Place, who has served as a BLTA vice-president for ...
Mar 02, 2011
Arts & Entertainment

"Technically brilliant, but left unmoved by play's protagonist"

Watching the multimedia performance Dreamweaver was like spending an hour in a Dali painting. Time and space were distorted and it was difficult to tell what was real and what was fantasy, but the experience was nevertheless intriguing and intellect...
Mar 02, 2011
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