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KeyTech sees strong trading

Telecoms firm KeyTech was the most traded stock on The Royal Gazette/BSX. A total of 26,700 shares in the firm were exchanged, however the share price remained unchanged at $2.80. And 2,300 shares in insurance firm BF&M traded, moving its price down ...
Jun 18, 2015
Other

Injured visitors discharged

A visiting couple who were injured in a moped accident in Somerset have been discharged from hospital. The 64-year-old man and his 63-year-old wife came off their rental cycle when clipped a wall as they rode out of Dockyard. A police spokesman said:...
Jun 18, 2015
Other

Heroes Weekend team receive commendation

Jason Sukdeo, president of Bermuda Heroes Weekend, was welcomed to the Cabinet Office to be formally commended by Premier Michael Dunkley and the Minister of Community, Culture and Sports, Patricia Gordon-Pamplin. Other members of Heroes Weekend team...
Jun 18, 2015
Other

Prayers for Charleston shooting victims

Condolences have been paid to the AME Church in Bermuda after the attack on Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina. Anglican Bishop of Bermuda Nick Dill described the shooting of people at prayer as cowardly, adding: “As a church, we prayed...
Jun 18, 2015
Other

Cannonier formally reopens Palmetto Road

Public Works Minister Craig Cannonier formally reopened Palmetto Road this afternoon more than two years after it was damaged. Traffic on the road has been limited since February 28, 2013, when heavy rains caused a retaining wall to collapse. The con...
Jun 18, 2015
Other

BEST stands up for Bermuda’s beaches

The Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce, through chairman Stuart Hayward, has commended the recent work done on the restaurant building and amenities at Shelly Bay Beach. “The plans for food, beverage and community services are ambitious a...
Jun 18, 2015
Other

Warm welcome for tall ship ‘Sagres’

A small piece of Portuguese naval history cruised majestically into Hamilton Harbour yesterday as part of a four-month Atlantic training expedition. The tall ship Sagres and her immaculately turned out crew came gently alongside just after 10am, afte...
Jun 17, 2015
Opinion Writer

Why you’re not burning fat

“I’m working out, so why am I not burning fat?” I get asked this question a lot. The answer is not a simple one and it’s quite possible that there are a few factors holding you back and hindering you from seeing the results you hoped for. Our bodies ...
Jun 17, 2015
Letters to the Editor

Are all those honoured lauded equally?

Dear Sir, We have now had two new inductees added to our illustrious list of national heroes, this most fitting as we honour those we deem worthy on the national stage. I do, however, pose the question: are all of our heroes created equal for...
Jun 17, 2015
Wellness

‘Pride’ of Heroes Weekend party planner

The talk of the Island this weekend? Jason “D’General” Sukdeo and his four-day party. It kicked off with a massive turnout on Front Street on Friday when soca bands played before a crowd of about 5,000. The 35-year-old DJ, who got his nickname becaus...
Jun 17, 2015
Letters to the Editor

Bermudians must vote with heads, not colour

Dear Sir, I am always surprised that everyone in Bermuda seems to think one person is the architect of all the opposition and the one who is guiding the party. I think we give this person too much credit. This was someone who failed to lead Bermuda p...
Jun 17, 2015
Other

Senior, 81, dies after bike crash

A senior seriously injured after a road accident two weeks ago has died. Leon Smith, 81, passed away at about 1.30pm yesterday, Police confirmed. “Mr Smith was travelling on his motorcycle when he collided with a truck at the junction of Cavendish R...
Jun 17, 2015
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