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"Hospital food service resumes following dispute"

Work in the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital (KEMH) kitchen came to a halt yesterday morning after an argument between management and staff. However both sides were able to come to an agreement, allowing work to resume in the early afternoon. A pers...
Feb 08, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"Letters: Tourism can flourish"

February 3, 2011 Dear Sir, We have friends visiting the Island and this week they went to the Bermuda Gombey Revue at #6 Terminal. They couldn't have been more delighted, most especially with the reception they received… every single person involved ...
Feb 08, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"VISITOR’S VIEW"

February 4, 2011 Dear Sir, As a daily reader of The Royal Gazette from Long Island, I constantly read that Bermuda’s tourism is doing poorly. My first visit was in 1974. We stayed at The Reefs for a week for under $600 including great meals. God ble...
Feb 08, 2011
Tourism

"SDO will enable hotel to pay bank loan"

Rosewood Tucker’s Point president Ed Trippe said a special development order will enable the property to pay back its loans to HSBC. Mr Trippe spoke after Government announced it has granted in principle approval to build 78 private residences and 70...
Feb 08, 2011
Other

"Job-seeking Bermudians are urged to attend hospitality fair"

Unemployed locals have been told to attend hospitality fair later this month to find work opportunities. Minister of Economy Kim Wilson said people should show up at the February 17 fair. “I encourage all Bermudians who are seeking employment to atte...
Feb 08, 2011
Home & Away

"Enter your favourite recipes in Soup-a-Bowl competition"

Got a soup recipe your friends and family rave about? The Eliza Dolittle Society is to hold its annual Soup-a-Bowl competition this month. Residents are invited to e-mail in their favourite recipes by February 15. The three winning recipes will be p...
Feb 08, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"Freedom is a treasure"

January 27, 2011 Dear Sir, I too am incensed by Mr Paynter's letter. What is wrong with you being alive and free to state your case without being dragged from your bed in the middle of the night, interrogated and never to be seen again? How do you t...
Feb 08, 2011
Cartoon

"The devils we know"

WASHINGTON - Bargains with the devil never end well. For decades, successive US administrations have embraced autocratic, repressive regimes in the Arab world and now, as we see in the bloody streets of Cairo, it’s time to pay the price. Officials in...
Feb 08, 2011
Home & Away

"Do as I say and as I do"

One of the most important things you can do to prevent your child from having rotten teeth is to first take care of your own teeth. That was the message from Celia Nzabalinda, who heads the dental department at the Victoria Street clinic. February i...
Feb 08, 2011

"David Skinner’s new found friend..."

Three weeks into the 100-Day Challenge, The Royal Gazette’s chief reporter David Skinner experiences the pain of boot camp bunny hops, jumping jacks and all. Here is his report. So, three weeks in and we have just had our first boot camp. What is ‘...
Feb 08, 2011
Editorials

"Tucker’s Point SDO"

Environment Minister Walter Roban’s decision to table the Special Development Order for Tucker’s Point for parliamentary debate is a praiseworthy decision which will help to prevent the recent abuse of SDOs. His decision to pass legislation that will...
Feb 08, 2011
Reinsurance

"Aspen earnings fall but beat expectations"

Bermuda-based reinsurer Aspen Insurance Holdings Limited last night reported a 26.6 percent fall in fourth-quarter earnings to $92.7 million. However, the company comfortably beat analysts' expectations, posting $1.02 per share in operating earnings,...
Feb 08, 2011
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