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Somerset have psychological advantage

It’s that time of the year when both Somerset and St George’s start planning for Cup Match. Over the next few weeks both clubs will start training and having trials, which will assist them with their final selections, which takes place on July 25. ...
Jun 12, 2015
Food & Wine

Chef fought his fears to be king of kitchen

These days Filipino chef Boyet Katigbak can fry, sear and grill like the best of them. But years ago the 24-year-old found himself afraid to venture into the kitchen. “When I was a child I didn’t like to cook,” the Chop Fusion chef said. “I had a f...
Jun 12, 2015
Other

We need a police presence, says Bascome

St George’s MP Kenneth Bascome has renewed his calls for a permanent police presence and station in the town after staff at Butterfield Bank were robbed at gunpoint. The former mayor told The Royal Gazette that he had reiterated his concerns to Premi...
Jun 12, 2015
Other

Fond memories as Reg returns to the rock

An old friend of Bermuda returned this week: Reg Cooley. The cricketer, sports reporter and military man revisited old haunts during a trip back to the Island. Lieutenant Colonel Cooley, 95, made his mark on the Island back in the 1950s as secretary ...
Jun 12, 2015
Opinion Writer

For those who have been wondering...

This week’s column, Mr Editor, is for those who have been wondering — questions readers have asked, and sorry to have kept you all waiting. Wonder No 1: No, I am not advocating that we let bygones be bygones when it comes to past overspends and ques...
Jun 12, 2015
Fashion

Honouring our larger than life heroes

Heroes, they have to be sure, they have to be soon and they have to be larger than life. At least they do according to Bonnie Tyler’s song Holding Out for a Hero. In honour of Heroes Day on Monday, The Royal Gazette asked people: what do you need fro...
Jun 12, 2015
Tennis-Squash

Warner takes schools gold

Antonio Warner, Rupert Lunn, and Michael Spence-Durrant took gold in the three main categories at the Bermuda Lawn Tennis Association’s Schools Tournament last week. Eight schools were represented at the WER Joell Tennis Stadium, with a total of almo...
Jun 12, 2015
Other

Community hero Minors calls it a day

Harold Minors embodies everything positive that The Centre stands for. He is not only a standout product of the community safe haven, he has devoted more than 40 years of his life to help the youngsters that have gone through the Hamilton youth centr...
Jun 12, 2015
Opinion Writer

Carnival will be an epic event for us all

Bermuda Carnival. Carnival time in Bermuda. Hmm. I never thought I would ever hear those two words together. Almost like saying Bermuda snow or snow in Bermuda. For many, many moons, Bermudians were told that we should have nothing to do with the Ca...
Jun 12, 2015
Court

Cannabis worth nearly $180,000 found in bags

A man has been jailed for 2½ years after more than three kilograms of cannabis worth $178,000 was found in his luggage. John Alvin Woods, 32, was found guilty of importing the drugs and possession with intent to supply in Magistrates’ Court on Wedne...
Jun 12, 2015
Other

Woolridge pleads guilty to burglary charge

A man on trial for a home invasion yesterday pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of burglary. While Umdae Woolridge had been facing charges of aggravated burglary and using a firearm to commit an indictable offence, Puisne Judge Charles-Etta Simmons ...
Jun 12, 2015
Other

‘Major asset’ Miles is Called to the Bar

A new lawyer has been Called to the Bar. Nick Miles, of Sedgwick Chudleigh Ltd, was yesterday admitted and enrolled as a Barrister and Attorney of the Supreme Court of Bermuda at a hearing before the Honourable Chief Justice Ian Kawaley. Starting out...
Jun 12, 2015
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