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KeyTech shares fall 5.2%

KeyTech fell 15 cents (5.2 per cent) to close at $2.75 on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index, after 2,800 shares in the telecoms group were sold. The only other stock traded was BF&M, with 1,100 shares being exchanged, but the closing price remaining unchan...
May 14, 2015
Other

Injured visitor requires overseas treatment

A visitor injured in a crash remains in “serious but stable condition” today and is expected to be taken off the Island by air ambulance for further treatment. According to a police spokesman, the 45-year-old Pennsylvania resident was involved in a s...
May 14, 2015
Politics

PLP goes on the offensive over airport

Unethical business and poor governance have been revealed in the volumes of e-mails released by the People’s Campaign, according to Leader of the Opposition Marc Bean and Deputy Leader David Burt. Both said that Finance minister Bob Richards ought to...
May 14, 2015
Other

BTA recruiting for KBB clean-up mission

Keep Bermuda Beautiful will be joining forces with the Bermuda Tourism Authority this Saturday for their annual Island-wide National Clean-up Day. The Bermuda Tourism Authority (BTA) is calling on hospitality stakeholders and its class of 400 certif...
May 14, 2015
Court

Robinson convicted of St David’s shooting

A second man has been convicted of a shooting in St David’s after a Supreme Court trial. Stacey Robinson, 24, was found guilty by a majority verdict of wounding Lionel Thomas Jr with intent to cause grievous bodily harm in an incident on April 30 las...
May 14, 2015
Golf

Trott leads the way at Riddell’s Bay

Hav Trott has a two-shot lead over defending champion Arthur Jones going into the final round of the Bermuda Senior Championships at Riddell’s Bay today. Trott, who is eight-over-par for the tournament, shot a five-over 75 in yesterday’s second round...
May 13, 2015
Other

Bermuda Regiment flies high at Camp Lejeune

The Bermuda Regiment gives you wings — courtesy of the US Marines’ own air force. Troops who had spent days in the field flew into action by helicopter to a special combat town for the final phase of their two weeks in a purpose-built combat town. Pr...
May 13, 2015
Event

New Zealand’s participation almost assured

Emirates Team New Zealand’s campaign to win the 35th America’s Cup in Bermuda appears to be back on track after its title sponsor confirmed that it would continue to back the team. Emirates airline revealed yesterday that it will return as the team’s...
May 13, 2015
Opinion Writer

Surround yourself with active people

We all want to be fit. I want my clients, family and friends to experience the joy of fitness. One important thing that can be very helpful in your effort to stay in shape is to surround yourself with other active people. This is crucial because res...
May 13, 2015
Letters to the Editor

‘Humbled’ to receive Old Boys honour

Dear Sir, When the committee of the annual RO Smith Old Boys Match (St George’s/Wellington Rovers v Somerset CC Trojans/West End Rovers) contacted me to inform me I was being honoured, I did not know why I was being honoured. I simply thought it was...
May 13, 2015
Other

Devastated Nepal gets help from Bermuda

Earthquake-stricken Nepal is getting help from Bermuda via the global non-profit Adara Group but needs run high, according to group founder Audette Exel. “The scale of the catastrophe cannot be appreciated until you see it,” Ms Exel told The Royal Ga...
May 13, 2015
Other

Dunkley aims to boost cruise line relations

Premier Michael Dunkley met with the leadership of Royal Caribbean International yesterday with a view to strengthening relations with the cruise line. The meeting, described as a “courtesy meeting” to discuss mutual matters of interest, will also in...
May 13, 2015
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