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Sailing

"Sailors finish on a positive note"

Olympic hopefuls Jesse and Zander Kirkland had a slightly better day but still finished well down the field at the Rolex Miami OCR in Biscayne Bay. The Bermuda brothers finished 18 out of 29 boats in the 49er division, posting results of 10,12 and 17...
Jan 29, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"Letters to the Editor, January 29"

What about us? January 19, 2011 Dear Sir, In The Royal Gazette dated January 14, 2011 we read a headline which states Butterfield to give charity $25,000 monthly. It seems so odd that Mr Kopp would come out with a plan to give a charity monthly $25,0...
Jan 29, 2011
Crime

"Police clarify record drug haul statement"

The highest volume of drugs were seized in Bermuda's history last year but not the highest monetary amount, Police Commissioner Michael DeSilva said. Mr DeSilva clarified a statement he made earlier this week that 2010 was a record-breaking year for ...
Jan 29, 2011
Other

"Water supplies reduced next week"

Work at the Tynes Bay Seawater Desalinisation plant will cause a reduction in water availability in three parishes next week. Between Monday and Friday, water service levels will be reduced in Pembroke, Devonshire and Hamilton parishes. A spokesman f...
Jan 29, 2011

"‘The amazing A's': The Lambert sisters"

Always this writer has said if there was such a thing as making a wish for the gift of one or two talents in a second life on Earth it would be for remembering names of persons and knowing how to be a “Gombey' dancer.' But if I lived to be as old a...
Jan 29, 2011
Other

"Opposing sides call for support in anti-draft hearing"

Regiment Commander Brian Gonsalves hopes Supreme Court will be packed with uniformed soldiers when a controversial anti-conscription case begins next month. Lt Col Gonsalves and other senior officers will be called as witnesses by Government lawyers,...
Jan 29, 2011
Other

"Sloop film airs at college"

A film about Bermudian students exploring an unidentified shipwreck debuts tomorrow. The students took part in the exercise while aboard the Spirit of Bermuda during the last academic year. A spokesman said: “’Reefs, Wrecks and Renegades’ captures an...
Jan 29, 2011
Crime

"Spence: We must care for the children of gun death victims"

Children who have lost a father to gun violence need a continuum of care so that “history does not repeat itself”, a community activist told parliamentarians yesterday. Gina Spence, whose son-in-law James “Junior” Lawes was shot dead just under a ye...
Jan 29, 2011
Other

"World stage beckons for dancing Bermuda student"

Kristina Amaro still can’t believe she’s been picked for the World Dance Council championships coming up in March. The 20-year-old Bermuda College student said: “I’m a good dancer, but I’m nothing like the best. I just want to do the best I can. Danc...
Jan 29, 2011
Football

"Walker out to extend side’s run"

Takeyhi Walker has urged Boulevard to continue their encouraging start to the new year when they tackle struggling Somerset Eagles in the Premier Division at BAA Field tonight. Blazers are unbeaten in 2011 having convincingly defeated bottom side Dev...
Jan 29, 2011
Other

"Beckles to lead team in Chicago"

Bermuda’s national gymnastics team are preparing to take part in the largest women’s gymnastics meet in the world. The nine strong squad are heading to Chicago next month for the IGI Chicago Style Gymnastics Invitational. The event, which runs betwee...
Jan 29, 2011
Other

"Murderer's brutal history of abuse"

A man who stabbed his estranged girlfriend to death after a long history of brutally abusing her will have to wait until Monday until he's sentenced. Jermaine Pearman, 37, attacked 23-year-old prison officer Shakeya DeRoza at her home on Paynter Lane...
Jan 28, 2011
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