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Opinion Writer

Size does matter, so chase yellowfin not blackfin

Last Sunday saw the western channel remain undisturbed by the passage of a flotilla as the 40-odd boats set to take part in the Bacardi Tournament went into standby mode pending the “go-no go” decision which came late on Saturday afternoon, giving en...
Jun 06, 2015
Court

Heroin import plot accused takes stand

A man accused of a heroin plot yesterday took the stand in his own defence. Luke Hill, 47, denies conspiring to import about 80 grams of heroin — estimated to be worth more than $230,000. He is also accused of using the bank accounts of two other men...
Jun 06, 2015
Opinion Writer

Sinking bond prices and what you need to know

What should you do, if anything, about sinking bond prices? Seeking Alpha’s Wall Street Breakfast reported last Thursday morning that “bond yields continued their sell-off as the six-week bond rout rumbled on. Further United States Treasury yields r...
Jun 06, 2015
Football

Bascome worried by soft defence

Andrew Bascome, the Bermuda coach, said his side must tighten up defensively after conceding a soft goal against Puerto Rico in last night’s friendly. Bermuda surrendered their lead in the 24th minute when Puerto Rico midfielder Emmanuel D’Andrea Yep...
Jun 06, 2015
Education

Anger over lack of schools consultation

Executive members of the Bermuda Parent Teacher Student Association have voted to abstain from taking part in an information session by the Ministry of Education. They cited a lack of consultation with Government about possible school restructuring. ...
Jun 06, 2015
Other

Caesar clan saluted at Allen Temple AME

The Ceasar clan was recognised this past Sunday at Allen Temple AME Church, Somerset. Family members were given responsibilities over and above their ordinary leadership roles in the morning service: worship leader was Sister Sylvia Wilson, the morn...
Jun 06, 2015
Other

Players gear up for Bermuda Sectional

Not a lot happening at the Club right now as players gear up for the four-day Bermuda Sectional which runs from Friday June 12 to the Monday the 15. All the afternoon sessions start at 1pm and all the evening sessions at 7.30pm. The schedule is as fo...
Jun 06, 2015
Religion

Tea & Hat Show at Marsden First United

Today Marsden First United Methodist Church: Rainbow Tea & Hat Show from 3pm until 5pm at Rolando Hall on South Shore Road in Smith’s. People are encouraged to submit hats for judging by 3.30pm; a parade of hats will follow at 4.15pm. Admission is $1...
Jun 06, 2015
Other

Why science and emotion don’t mix

No one wants medical decisions made through legislation. I think we all agree on that. What is missing from the local airwaves and blogs right now is clarity on what the new mammography guidelines mean for Bermuda. I want to stress that the guidelin...
Jun 06, 2015
Politics

House: DPP could reopen old cases

Sweeping reforms to the criminal justice system have been proposed, including shortening trials and new powers for the Department of Public Prosecutions to reopen old cases if “compelling new evidence” is brought before the court. This latter aspect ...
Jun 06, 2015
Event

Race aces’ support for young sailors

Sir Ben Ainslie and Iain Percy put their America’s Cup rivalry aside last night and joined forces to support a good cause. The Olympic gold medallists attended the relaunch of the Bermuda Schools Waterwise Programme and presented the organisation wit...
Jun 06, 2015
Environment

Expert highlights plight of Bermuda’s bees

The plight of Bermuda’s bees and the ongoing efforts aimed at restoring the population have featured in a leading US publication. Renowned US beekeeper Ross Conrad visited the Island this year and met experts, beekeepers and conservationists to discu...
Jun 06, 2015
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