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Letters to the Editor

Students flying on bikes can only end badly

Dear Sir, You hear about all the crashes and deaths on the road, but my issue is that you never hear why the crash occurred — speeding, driving while drunk, texting or on your phone. So instead of updating us on how they are doing, how about you let ...
Dec 09, 2017
Religion

Helping youth grow spiritually

Sarita Ebbin is not involved with Christian youth work for recognition and accolades. So when the 32-year-old found out she won New Testament Church of God’s Spiritual Youth Development Award during the 70th Annual Island Convention on November 15 it...
Dec 09, 2017
Politics

Controversial gaming amendment passed

New legislation to let the tourism minister fire members of the Casino Gaming Commission and issue policy direction to the regulatory body was passed by MPs on Friday night. The Casino Gaming Amendment Act 2017 came under strong criticism in recent w...
Dec 09, 2017
Football

Wells ‘fully fit’ for Burnley

Nahki Wells is available for selection for Burnley’s first team after being declared “fully fit”. The Bermudian striker picked up a minor knock last month in Burnley’s 2-2 training-ground draw with Oldham Athletic. It was the latest setback after hav...
Dec 09, 2017
Cricket

Rawlins aims to put Bankstown in a spin

Delray Rawlins will be looking to continue his fine bowling form of late when he and his Sydney Cricket Club team-mates come up against Bankstown in the New South Wales Premier League at Drummoyne Oval today. The Bermudian all-rounder made an impact ...
Dec 09, 2017
Letters to the Editor

Preserve Marriage losing influence is a good thing

Dear Sir, I am one to peruse the online version of your paper. I noticed an article from yesterday where Preserve Marriage noted its objection to domestic partnerships, calling it marriage by another name. What was most interesting was that this ar...
Dec 09, 2017
Sailing

Maiden podium for Nagel and Co

Emily Nagel and Team AkzoNobel achieved their first podium in the Volvo Ocean Race in Cape Town South Africa yesterday. The Dutch racing syndicate placed third in the seven-boat fleet in the third heat of the Volvo Ocean Race in port race series on T...
Dec 09, 2017
Opinion Writer

Why no leader is above the law

America is reeling in a political nightmare with the highly controversial factor that no leader in a democracy should be above the law of the land. Democrats and Republicans are engaged in verbal warfare as president Donald Trump has become embroile...
Dec 09, 2017
Golf

Short game costs Smith

Camiko Smith lost ground on the leaders, despite producing his best round of the $100,000 Jamaica Open. The Bermudian fired a two-under 70 at the Half Moon Golf Club in Montego Bay that left him tied for sixth at three-under after the penultimate rou...
Dec 09, 2017
Other

Star ballerina in sparkling form

Whenever children ask dancer Sarah Lamb for an autograph, she always obliges. “I know how much it means to them,” said the 37-year-old Royal Ballet principal known for roles such as the Sugar Plum Fairy in the Royal Ballet’s The Nutcracker. She reme...
Dec 09, 2017
Other

Richards scoops top honour

Jada Richards was named Most Outstanding fighter as 14 athletes aged between 5 and 11 competed in the Bermuda Sanshou Association’s Sanda Pandas Inaugural In-house Tournament at Aries Sports Centre this week. The Sanda Pandas Chinese kick-boxing prog...
Dec 09, 2017
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