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There are reasons to be hopeful for Bermuda’s future

Summer is here and normally cricket is over for the youngsters, but not this year. This year the Bermuda Cricket Board has launched a XL Super Summer Under-14 series, which runs every Monday for the next four weeks. This league has been put in pla...
Jul 10, 2015
Education

Exam whiz Erika is shocked by her high score

Local student Erika Furbert, above, got a happy surprise this week when she received her exam results for the International Baccalaureate. “I was so shocked that I just started laughing,” the 17-year-old told The Royal Gazette. “I was so happy and in...
Jul 10, 2015
Editorials

"Legal restrictions on defamatory material"

Defamation is defined as the communication of a false statement that harms the reputation of an individual person, business, product, group, government, religion or nation as well as other various kinds of defamation that retaliate against groundless...
Jul 10, 2015
Opinion Writer

"Semicircular chamber could help unite MPs"

If our environment shapes our behaviour, Mr Editor, observers must wonder what's wrong with our House on the Hill. You may think I jest; I do not.Somebody Famous (hint) got me to thinking about this again when he e-mailed me a recent clipping from th...
Jul 10, 2015
Fashion

Shiona plays tour guide for top fashion blog

Shiona Turini used a top fashion blog to boast to millions about her Island home. The 33-year-old fashion consultant, now here for the Bermuda Fashion Festival, flaunted Bermuda to the world, courtesy of The Coveteur. She posted a three-day guide to...
Jul 10, 2015
Sailing

Hancock has spent 40 years chasing his dream

The man on a quest to build the world’s fastest monohull sailboat will make a presentation at the Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club today. For nearly 40 years Brian Hancock has made a living from sailing, logging more than a quarter of a million mil...
Jul 10, 2015
Other

Bank bosses say they want to lend

Bermuda’s banks are prepared to lend customers cash — but on tougher terms than the boom years in the run up to the 2008 financial crash. Bank of Butterfield chairman and CEO Brendan McDonagh said: “There is no doubt that following the global financi...
Jul 10, 2015
Food & Wine

Some of her favourite things

Eat better, feel better. It’s been Sarah Wight’s mantra for the past few years. While most of her friends at college stuffed themselves with cafeteria food and Ramen noodles, she was filling her plate with vegetables. Her biggest challenge was findin...
Jul 10, 2015
Education

No wonder BHS students are celebrating

The Bermuda High School’s 2015 graduating class has beaten the world average in its International Baccalaureate Diploma results, the school reported. The top student was Kathleen McBeath, with a total of 38 out of a possible 45 IB diploma points, fol...
Jul 10, 2015
Cricket

Trott’s heroics keep cup dream alive

Bermuda kept their Under-19 World Cup qualifying hopes alive after sending the United States crashing to a second narrow defeat in the space of three days. Charles Trott starred with bat and ball, taking five wickets as the US were skidded out for ju...
Jul 10, 2015
Other

Sandys 360 demise down to ‘bad management’

The fate of the Sandys 360 sports facility, shut down since last year, remains in question — and its demise has been blamed on bad management by Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy. Diallo Rabain, the Opposition Leader in the Senate, noted during the ...
Jul 10, 2015
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