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New Saturday market to open on Court Street

The ‘Uptown Market’ — located in the Jamaica Grill parking lot on Court Street — is set for its grand opening on May 23. The market is opening ahead of vendor legislation which, if approved, will require all vendors and peddlers to sell their goods i...
May 13, 2015
Letters to the Editor

‘Sensational’ show at Anglican church

Dear Sir, Ira Philip approached me at St James Anglican Church on May 3 after a wonderful afternoon musical/theatre performance. He wanted to interview me after I told him it was the best performance I had heard and seen for years. Because I haven’...
May 13, 2015
Wellness

Positive tools to boost your wellbeing

Lorrie Peniston has a master’s degree in happiness. It’s not something she pulled out of thin air — she earned it from the University of Pennsylvania. Technically, it’s a master’s of applied positive psychology; the scientific study of the strengths ...
May 13, 2015
Court

Attempted murder trial nears conclusion

The trial of two men accused of attempted murder approached its conclusion yesterday, with lawyers making their closing speeches. Stacey Robinson and Sheldon Baker have both denied charges of attempting to kill Lionel Thomas Jr, who was shot twice in...
May 13, 2015
Other

Algae bloom could be to blame for dead fish

The death of hundreds fish in inshore waters is suspected to be the result of an algae bloom. According to a statement released yesterday by the Ministry of Health, Seniors and Environment, several fish “die-offs” have been reported since Saturday. ...
May 13, 2015
Education

Francis Patton overjoyed with BZS link-up

Teachers at Francis Patton are celebrating as they have received some very positive science results after tests sat by their Primary 6 students. “Back in March, the students took two ministry tests on food chains and caring for the environment,” said...
May 13, 2015
Other

Aeroplane venture set for take-off

A new business offering air tours over the Island is about to take flight after almost a year of planning. A four-seat, jet fuel-powered Cessna 172 aeroplane is sitting at the airport poised for take-off thanks to a joint venture between Blue Sky Fl...
May 13, 2015
Other

‘Hard-working’ Border named Rhodes Scholar

Former Saltus Grammar School top student Rowan Border has been named as Bermuda’s 2015 Rhodes Scholar. “We are obviously very proud that he received the scholarship,” Mr Border’s thrilled parents, Karen and Alistair Border, told The Royal Gazette las...
May 13, 2015
Other

Potential financial aid for veterans, widows

Financial assistance is potentially available for local veterans and their widows in cases of need, with the help of overseas organisations. Veterans deemed eligible by the Bermuda Legion can apply for annuities from the Royal Commonwealth Ex-Service...
May 13, 2015
Other

Historic Devondale restored to former glory

It has taken more than six months of hard graft, but now thanks to the dedication of a small team from the National Trust one of Bermuda’s oldest homes has been restored to its former glory. Historic Devondale with its cedar beams, striking veranda ...
May 13, 2015
Football

Bermuda face Mexico test

Bermuda will face Mexico’s stars of tomorrow when they kick-start their preparations for the World Cup qualifying second round with a friendly against their under-23 team. The match will be held at Mexico City at the national team’s training complex ...
May 13, 2015
Other

Government’s $3m to maintain Toronto flights

The Bermuda Government has paid out a total of $3 million to airlines to maintain daily flights from Toronto, according to a Government notice. The notice, which appeared on page 30 of yesterday’s edition of The Royal Gazette, stated that the Ministr...
May 13, 2015
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