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KeyTech shares hit 52-week low

Telecommunications firm KeyTech hit its one-year low on the Bermuda Stock Exchange today. The firm saw 17,000 shares change hands — leaving its price down 20 cents (6.3 per cent) at $3. The Bank of Butterfield also matched its 52-week low after 5,000...
Mar 27, 2015
Court

Man admits stealing steak and ice cream

A St George’s man was fined $318 for stealing groceries from a supermarket when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court this morning. Leroy Bean, 65, pleaded guilty to stealing a strip steak and Blue Bunny ice cream, worth $18, from Somers Supermart in St ...
Mar 27, 2015
Parenting

Police mentors bond with primary students

Pc Arthur Dill would never have dreamed of having his face tattooed when he was a teenager. But some of the young people he encounters as a community action officer are a different ball game. “They don’t think very far into the future,” he said. “The...
Mar 26, 2015
Letters to the Editor

Churchill got it right — 100 years ago

Dear Sir, An excellent editorial today (24/03/2105), Mr Editor. In 1916, despite having lost favour with both his own party and the Opposition, Winston Churchill was relentless in his criticism of the rancour in the British House of Commons. Respo...
Mar 26, 2015
Local Business

Realty firm founder upbeat for the long term

A new player in the real estate industry is aiming high — with ambitions of founding a family property dynasty. Ambika Scott, 36, launched her own Moongate Realty after several years in real estate with other companies. And now she’s looking forward ...
Mar 26, 2015
Parenting

Mother pens poetry as a tribute to her family

Angela Browne loves her family. So much so, she has written a collection of poetry in their honour. The 48-year-old is hoping that her latest book, The Light Switch, will remind locals of a time when Island life was much simpler. She also wants to ...
Mar 26, 2015
Other

Highlighting plastic pollution in our oceans

A young team of researchers is coming to help raise awareness of the tiny microbeads of plastic polluting our oceans. The four-strong team from Plastic Tides was on the Island last year highlighting the “rampant plastic pollution” in the ocean and i...
Mar 26, 2015
Other

Employment enterprise to become charity

A local community programme that helps underemployed or unemployed women find jobs will become a charity next month. The Community Driven Development (CDD) programme will no longer be run by Government as of April 1, and starting this summer it will...
Mar 26, 2015
International Business

Fredriksen seeks to capitalise on oil crash

OSLO (Bloomberg) — Billionaire John Fredriksen has sailed through troubled waters before. This time, he plans to make the most of a brutal downturn in offshore drilling amid a slump in oil prices and a glut of new rigs. Bermuda-based Seadrill Ltd sai...
Mar 26, 2015
Other

Inmates gift bikes to students

Bicycles created by Westgate inmates serving life sentences have been gifted to five of the Island’s students in recognition of their hard work in school. “When I heard about this, I cleared my calendar — Corrections needs all the support we can give...
Mar 26, 2015
Other

Support football team, urges cycling chief

Support for the Bermuda football team’s World Cup qualifier on Sunday is being drummed up by an unexpected source ... the president of the Bermuda Bicycle Association. Peter Dunne circulated an e-mail to top officials in other sports governing bodie...
Mar 26, 2015
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