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BSX rises 4.71 points

The Royal Gazette/BSX Index rose 4.71 points (0.34 per cent) last week, as shares in four companies increased in value, while two companies saw their share price fall. The Index closed at 1,370.56. Devonshire Industries saw the biggest improvement, w...
Dec 08, 2014
Running-Triathlon

Sickness scuppers hopes for Butterfields

Tyler and Nikki Butterfield both failed to finish the inaugural Challenge Bahrain Triathlon after suffering from nausea the night before the race. Both withdrew from Saturday’s race during the 21.1-mile run, having already completed the 1.90-kilometr...
Dec 08, 2014
Football

Zebras survive stern Hood test

PHC Zebras 4 Robin Hood 2 PHC Zebras emerged victorious in a scrappy affair against a battling Robin Hood side at Southampton Oval. The start of the game was evenly contested with both teams playing a tight, smothering defence, leaving few clear-cut ...
Dec 08, 2014
Other

What’s in a word?

“Well-behaved women seldom make history.” — Laurel Thatcher Ulrich There are situations in which I can find myself turning to the dictionary despite knowing the meaning of a word. I do it because the dictionary is informative, rather than interpre...
Dec 08, 2014
Other

Stepping beyond hip hop

Dancing in the annual Bermuda Day Parade had lost its excitement for Eston Rawlins. Then a year ago, he was encouraged to put together his own dance crew for the event. Mr Rawlins accepted the “challenge”. He is now the founding member of Challenge...
Dec 08, 2014
Football

Ruthless Rangerscause upset

Hamilton Parish 0 Southampton Rangers 3 Southampton Rangers boosted their survival hopes with a convincing victory over high-flying Hamilton Parish at the Wellington Oval yesterday. Rangers, who had only scored four league goals all season before yes...
Dec 08, 2014
Sailing

Shrubb backs Bermuda to be the perfect host

An America’s Cup in local waters is something that has been long overdue, according to Peter Shrubb, the ISAF International umpire and judge. Bermuda was announced as the hosts of the America’s Cup in 2017 at a press conference in New York last week....
Dec 08, 2014
Other

Parties support Bermuda Day switch

A Progressive Labour Party bill to move the Bermuda Day holiday to the Friday before the last Monday of May received support from the Government’s Minister of Community, Culture and Sport Wayne Scott in the House of Assembly. The draft legislation, e...
Dec 08, 2014
Crime

Man shot dead in Southampton, police statement

A man was shot dead last night in a densely packed neighbourhood overlooking the Southampton Rangers Club. At a hastily convened press conference at the scene, a police spokesman said: “The Bermuda Police Service responded to a report of a confirmed ...
Dec 08, 2014
Other

Speaker urged to take action

A rancorous House of Assembly is nothing new, according two of the Island’s veteran politicians, but in cases of outright confrontation the Speaker of the House should rein Members in. After Friday’s session closed with Speaker Randolph Horton shutti...
Dec 08, 2014
Sailing

Bajurin still bewildered by Oracle comeback

Four hundred and thirty-eight days after witnessing the biggest comeback in the history of sport, the man who holds the Deed of Gift of the America’s Cup has yet to fully come to terms with the magnitude of a truly extraordinary feat. Like many the w...
Dec 08, 2014
Other

Dancing into Christmas at St George’s Walkabout

Bermuda got into the Christmas spirit last night at the Bermuda National Trust Christmas Walkabout in St George’s. The annual event was once again full of festive cheer as people gathered to shop, sip mulled wine and enjoy the variety of entertainmen...
Dec 08, 2014
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