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When will themadness stop?

23 November, 2014 Dear Sir, In the recent weeks the sounds of gunshots have permeated the air all over the island. Reckless and senseless shooters have fired shots in a number of places where parents, teens, and children were all present in wha...
Nov 25, 2014
Other

Princess dispute: Ritz Carlton waits in the wings

Top hotel chain Ritz Carlton could be waiting in the wings to take over the management of the Hamilton Princess. Hotel industry insiders said the US-based group had been pencilled in to move in if the Green family succeed in ditching current managers...
Nov 25, 2014
Other

Report is critical of Port Royal overruns

Those who neglected to protect public funds during the multimillion-dollar Port Royal Golf Course restoration “must” be held to account, according to Auditor General Heather Jacobs Matthews. The financing watchdog said the project, which ran up a bil...
Nov 25, 2014
Bermuda Stock Exchange

Insurance sector sees declines

The Royal Gazette/Bermuda Stock Exchange closed down 7.78 yesterday afternoon to finish the day at 1,370.98 after a busy day of trading. A total of 45,608 shares changed hands at a value of $141,259.32. The Bank of NT Butterfield was steady at 1.99 a...
Nov 25, 2014
Other

Mother hopes inquest will provide answers

A grieving mother is hoping to finally find out why her son died when an inquest is held into his death early next year. Lynn Spencer lost son Christopher on October 27, 2012, after he collapsed at their home and she still has unanswered questions ab...
Nov 25, 2014
On The Market

Idyllic family home a dream for boat owners

Warrington is an idyllic family home. The three-bedroom, three-bathroom property sits on half-an-acre, and is fronted by Harrington Sound. A dream for boat owners, it comes with two docks and use of a mooring. It’s only a stone’s throw from Shelly B...
Nov 25, 2014
Court

Cannabis accused have charges dropped

Two people accused of importing cannabis had all charges against them dropped by prosecutors yesterday. Jamal Woodley, 23, of St George’s and Katelyn Simmons, 27, of Pembroke, had been charged with conspiring to import $9,600 of cannabis into the Isl...
Nov 25, 2014
Other

Celebrating the fruits of her labour

Nancy Thompson’s vintage fruit press wasn’t broke — but it still needed fixing. Her modernised version of the 1928 gadget is now on sale through her online business, Vintage Kitchen Appliances. The Bermuda resident started working on it 18 months ago...
Nov 25, 2014
Sailing

Wollmann slips six places at CAC Games

Cecilia Wollmann and Cameron Pimentel both fell off the lead pace at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Veracruz, Mexico, yesterday. Wollmann slipped six places from second to eighth in the women’s Laser Radial fleet, with Pimentel falling f...
Nov 25, 2014
Letters to the Editor

Another misguided product

22 November, 2014 Dear Sir, The roadworks at the junction of Blackwatch Pass and North Shore Road are another misguided product of the failure to control speed on Bermuda’s roads. This junction is only a problem because o...
Nov 25, 2014
Other

Former MP has nothing to do with online game

Dale Butler, the former Minister for Community, Culture and Sport, has distanced himself from suggestions that he is part of an online poker lottery promising thousands in prize money. “I don’t play poker, I don’t join investment schemes and I have n...
Nov 25, 2014
Rugby

Fearless Bermuda ready for Mexico

Tom Healy, the Bermuda rugby sevens coach, insists his team “fear no one” ahead of their Central American and Caribbean Games campaign in Veracruz, Mexico. The men’s sevens team play Colombia, Cayman Islands and Barbados in the preliminary group stag...
Nov 25, 2014
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