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Choose to be happy

Happiness. How often do you hear people say they are unhappy? It seems that people feel that events, people, and circumstances that are outside of their control create their unhappy feelings. The challenge here is that they will forever feel this way...
Jul 21, 2015
Letters to the Editor

Noisy drones will invade our privacy

Dear Sir, Do we really want to give licences to people who want to use drones and helicopters to invade the privacy of our homes and gardens? To hover over our houses taking pictures, disturbing the peaceful atmosphere that we are entitled to in our...
Jul 21, 2015
Rugby

Bermuda player has drugs ban overturned

Bermuda rugby player Antonio Perinchief is waiting to find out if the World Anti-Doping Authority (Wada) is going to appeal his overturned suspension for failing a random drugs test. Perinchief tested positive for the anabolic steroid Clenbuterol, wh...
Jul 21, 2015
Other

Survey: population increase unpopular

More than half the Island are against increasing Bermuda’s population to stimulate the economy, according to a new poll. The survey commissioned for The Royal Gazette shows that 54 per cent of the Island disagrees with the proposition of growing numb...
Jul 21, 2015
Other

Dead body discovered in Hamilton

A dead body was found “in an advanced state” by a member of the public at a Middle Town Lane, Hamilton address. Neighbours only learnt of the discovery when Police, including the Forensic Support Unit, descended on a site near the east end of the res...
Jul 21, 2015
Other

Job a labour of love for dedicated workers

Tempers can flare while building in the blistering sun, but the Island’s construction workers are still finding reasons to love what they do and appreciate the job they have. It’s a long day for the team at BCM McAlpine Construction, who are currentl...
Jul 21, 2015
Tennis-Squash

Riker and Brewer lead the way in Barbados

Charlie Riker’s appearance in the final of the under-13 boys group was the highlight of Bermuda’s performance at the Junior Caribbean Squash Championships in Barbados. Riker came up just short in yesterday’s final, slipping to a 11-4, 11-2, 11-3 defe...
Jul 21, 2015
Opinion Writer

What’s next for the markets?

Markets ended the second quarter of 2015 on somewhat of a sour note as concerns over the European leadership’s inability to strike a constructive deal with Greece weighed heavily on risk assets during the last few days of June. Meanwhile, rising long...
Jul 21, 2015
Other

Capital gains for young students in US trip

Students attending an alternative school in Bermuda had a blast touring the capital of the United States. The Learning Express Academy (LEA) pupils experienced first hand some of the monuments they had been learning about on the school’s first educa...
Jul 21, 2015
Bermuda Stock Exchange

Somers Ltd shares rises 35%

Shares of Somers Ltd improved by $3.50 (35 per cent) to close at $13.50 after 4,500 traded on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index. also improving was Argus Group, which saw its shares improve 20 cents (5.3 per cent) to $4,00 after 3,000 were exchanged, and s...
Jul 21, 2015
Event

Chinese team in America’s Cup talks

LONDON (Reuters) — A Chinese team is one of three talking to America’s Cup organisers about joining the five challengers so far entered for the 2017 edition, Russell Coutts said today. “This new entity that is looking to come in would be [from] mainl...
Jul 21, 2015
Court

Teenager admits causing grievous bodily harm

A Pembroke teenager accused of causing grievous bodily harm while driving pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court this morning. Raheem Ray, 18, admitted injuring Jeffrey Place by driving while disqualified and in a dangerous manner in Devonshire on Mar...
Jul 21, 2015
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