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"Ace completes Rain and Hail acquisition"

Ace Ltd has completed its acquisition of Rain and Hail Insurance Service Inc for approximately $1.1 billion in cash, the Swiss-based company announced yesterday. The purchase price reflects a dollar-for-dollar adjustment as required under the merger ...
Dec 30, 2010
Basketball

"Juniors looking for first victory"

Steven Simons and his national junior select team are still looking for their first win at the Las Vegas Championships. Bermuda’s team were –defeated 73-42 to Legacy High on Monday, before –losing 78-36 against Western High 78-36 and 54-46 to Spring ...
Dec 30, 2010
Court

"Witness says stepson’s anger was not directed at police"

The stepfather of a man charged with assaulting an officer said he watched from a balcony as his stepson was pepper sprayed and kicked in the head by a policeman. Richard Robinson told Magistrates’ Court he was at his home on Plaice’s Point Road, in...
Dec 30, 2010
Other

"Tanker heads to Bermuda after wave kills two crew"

A Greek-owned oil tanker is heading for Bermuda after its Captain and Chief Engineer were killed and another crew member injured when it was hit by a wave. The Aegean Angel was in mid-Atlantic sailing to the US Gulf with a cargo of fuel oil when it w...
Dec 30, 2010
Opinion Writer

"Bermuda facing a tough year"

As the festive lights of the holiday season flicker off for another year, hopefully some of the wonderful spirit so prevalent at this time of year will motivate people to tackle crucial issues that face Bermuda. High on the agenda is violent crime, w...
Dec 30, 2010
Politics

"Group worried about future of White’s Island"

The Voter’s Rights Association has expressed concerns that plans could be moving forward to turn White’s Island into a juvenile corrections facility. A spokesman for the Department of Corrections was contacted yesterday, but has not commented as of p...
Dec 30, 2010
Local Business

"Retailers see mixed results from pre-holiday sales"

Retailers had mixed feelings about sales in the run-up to Christmas with some seeing an upturn in takings and others continuing to struggle in the current tough economic climate. Kristi Grayston, chairman of the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce's retail d...
Dec 30, 2010
Cricket

"Time has come for Bermuda to get into the habit of winning"

Bermuda’s cricketers depart for Dubai this evening and the importance of the next two weeks to the team’s long, and short-term future, can not be understated. Winning, like losing, is a habit, and one the team have to get into if they are to progress...
Dec 30, 2010
Other

"Dame Lois sculptor choice is a ‘slap in the face'"

Artist Charles Zuill yesterday criticised Government for hiring an overseas artist to create a statue, calling the choice a “slap in the face.” The statue, a life size portrait of the late Dame Lois Browne Evans by Pennsylvania artist Zenos Frudakis,...
Dec 30, 2010
Young Observer

"Warwick Academy pupils highlight the plight of Romani children"

On Wednesday December 15, Warwick Academy children in Year 7 illustrated what it means to ‘think globally, act locally’ while participating in an international picture petition through the charity Amnesty International. The aim was to raise awareness...
Dec 30, 2010
Court

"Woman denies assaulting Governor's son"

A 24-year-old woman was accused in Magistrates’ Court of assaulting Governor Sir Richard Gozney’s son. Joan Juliana D’Estelle Roe, of Sandys, pleaded not guilty to unlawfully assaulting Alexander Gozney in Pembroke during the early hours of yesterda...
Dec 30, 2010
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