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It makes sense to ban tinted visors

Dear Sir, Although there’s some cars where you can see the driver, others you’ll have a hard time recognising the driver (such as the white Tiburon, with racing rims seen this afternoon in Devonshire after 5pm, turning onto the road by Saltus Cavendi...
Jul 18, 2015
Other

Why Cup Match is always a Classic

The big event is just around the corner. We want to make it known from the outset that we thoroughly enjoy just about everything relating to the Cup Match Classic, most especially the way Somerset Cricket Club brilliantly won last year leaving some S...
Jul 18, 2015
Politics

House: Belco faces regulation

Customers may get lower electricity bills as the Bermuda Government warned Belco it could face healthy competition from alternative power suppliers. Under a draft Electricity Bill tabled in Parliament, Belco will retain control of the grid — but Gran...
Jul 18, 2015
Religion

Fun weekend event for young people at Whale Bay Beach

Today Agape Fyar will host Youth Explosion, a fun weekend event for Christian young people. Join them at Whale Bay Beach from 11am until 5pm. Jehovah’s Witnesses continues its three-day conference at 9.20am at Ruth Seaton James Centre for the Perform...
Jul 18, 2015
Other

The madness on our roads continues

It seems to matter little when police and road safety officials appeal to the motoring public to exercise caution on our roads as reckless, aggressive and hostile attitudes by too many drivers and motorcycle riders actually increases in the lead-up t...
Jul 18, 2015
Religion

Fearless advocates for God

Sisters Ebony Holland, Heather Martin and Karima Kibble rose from humble beginnings to become the Grammy Award-nominated gospel group, Virtue. The New Orleans natives were at the height of their careers in the 1990s; five studio albums led to tours t...
Jul 18, 2015
Event

Medal race is a step too far for Wollmann

Cecilia Wollmann missed out on today’s Laser Radial medal race although she did manage another top-ten finish on the final day of the opening series at the Pan Am Games. Wollmann knew she had to conjure up the kind of magic that earned her two second...
Jul 18, 2015
Letters to the Editor

‘Life’s great lessons gained from losses’

Dear Sir, I quote: “What Successful People Know About Winning”, by John C Maxwell “Successful people know the way to turn a setback into a step forward. How? They don’t try to brush failure under the rug. “They don’t run away from their losses. They...
Jul 18, 2015
Running-Triathlon

Smith back in action

Tyler Smith will race against Europe’s elite 16-19 year old juniors in the Chateauroux ETU Junior Elite Triathlon tomorrow Smith is training with the Canadian junior elite triathlon group under coach Kelly Guest at a top facility in Spain. Also at th...
Jul 18, 2015
Other

Plane diverts to Bermuda with sick man

A plane from Paris diverted to Bermuda so that a sick passenger could receive medical treatment. The American Airlines flight, bound for Miami, arrived at LF Wade International Airport at about 1.45pm yesterday. According to airport staff, the sick m...
Jul 18, 2015
Letters to the Editor

When Bermuda beat Omar Sharif’s bridge team

Dear Sir, The death last week of renowned actor Omar Sharif reminded me of another side of him: as a contract bridge player, who several times came up against our own Bermuda aces. I thought I’d bring this to the table (pun intended) as perhaps only ...
Jul 18, 2015
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