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Butterfield shares climb 1.8%

The Royal Gazette/BSX Index yesterday closed up 15.36 points, or 0.86 per cent, at 1,800.81. The Bank of Butterfield gained 49 cents, or 1.8 per cent, to $28.50 after 3,500 shares sold. On the New York Stock Exchange, the bank was up 5 cents or 0.17 ...
Dec 06, 2016
Court

Drink-driver fined and banned from roads

A Pembroke man has been fined and banned from the roads for 18 months for drink-driving. Samuel Fisher pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court this morning to driving while over the legal blood-alcohol limit in Devonshire on November 26. The court hea...
Dec 06, 2016
Other

Sailor feared missing arrives in St Maarten

A sailor who was feared missing after leaving Bermuda at the end of last month has arrived safely in St Maarten. According to the Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre duty officer, the sailing vessel Exception reached the island yesterday evening. Co...
Dec 06, 2016
Football

Hood set for cup defence

Robin Hood, the defending champions, have been grouped with Lock & Key and West End United in group C of the new-look BTC Cup. Butterfield & Vallis, Tuff Dogs and Vasco will play in group A, while Flanagan’s Onions, Footy Kings and BAA are in group B...
Dec 06, 2016
Other

Simons elected to third term

Judy Simons has been re-elected to a third term as president of the Bermuda Olympic Association. Simons, who succeeded former president John Hoskins in 2008, ran unopposed at last week’s election and will serve for the next four years. “It is gratify...
Dec 06, 2016
Other

Government announces plan to fix TN Tatem

Hundreds of teachers and parents crowded the Warwick Workmen’s Club last night to voice concerns about the plan to address issues at TN Tatem. While the Government has announced that students would be bused to Clearwater Middle School in St David’s w...
Dec 06, 2016
Other

Trunomi pair on women in fintech power list

Two women executives at financial technology firm Trunomi have won top awards. Bermudian Chia Brewin, who has been with the company two years, joins Anna Mazzone on the Women in Fintech 2016 Power List. Stuart Lacey, Trunomi founder and CEO, said: “F...
Dec 05, 2016
Football

Hornets finally up and running

Jomar Wilkinson, the Dandy Town coach, breathed a sigh of relief after the Premier Division champions recorded their first league victory of the season with an emphatic 5-1 demolition of Flanagan’s Onions at Goose Gosling Field on Saturday. Angelo Si...
Dec 05, 2016
Other

Fitting tribute to nature lover Sir Richard

A tribute now stands to the late former Chief Justice Sir Richard Ground, whose love of nature has been celebrated with a bird hide shelter in his name at the Seymour’s Pond nature reserve. Sir Richard served as Bermuda’s Chief Justice from 2004 unti...
Dec 05, 2016
Other

Teens hone their production skills backstage

While it is not uncommon to find young people on the stage at the annual pantomime, this year they are also making a difference backstage. Not only were the posters for the Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society’s production of Adventure in Pantoland d...
Dec 05, 2016
Football

Hood run riot at White Hill

Somerset Eagles 0 Robin Hood 4 Robin Hood’s merry men marched into White Hill Field and came away with all three points with a comfortable win over the Somerset Eagles. Hood’s goals came from Donte Brangman, Shakir Smith, substitute Lejaun Simmons, a...
Dec 05, 2016
Other

Trust at heart of healing what ails us

Trust. Among the many things I have learnt as a leader of a company, one of them is that much can be accomplished if there is trust created between yourself and others whom you are engaging. Conversely, without trust, it is difficult and often imposs...
Dec 05, 2016
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