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Utilities see trades on BSX

The Royal Gazette/Bermuda Stock Exchange Index closed up 7.89 after a day of trading dominated by the utilities sector. Some 11,500 shares changed hands at a value of $48,210.00. Ascendant Group Limited was unchanged after 1,400 shares traded, closin...
Nov 20, 2014
Court

Claims of innocence branded ‘lies’

A murder accused’s claims of innocence are “lies” and an “attempt to deceive” the jury, the Supreme Court heard yesterday. Prosecutor Carrington Mahoney said testimony by defendant Prince Edness that he was not involved in the killing of Jason Lightb...
Nov 20, 2014
Young Observer

Students enjoy a fun slice of the Big Apple

Along with 16 other senior BHS students in the Creative Arts Department, we travelled to New York City over the mid-term break. We knew beforehand that we would be staying at a hotel called The Row near W 45 Street, and we were curious about the name...
Nov 20, 2014
Opinion Writer

Here’s the deal with fussy eaters

Annabel Karmel, so-called expert on cooking for children, is a fraud. There I said it. Her Fussy Eaters’ Recipe Book features a cover photo of a smiling child eating peas. Listen Annabel, fussy children do not eat peas. I’m not even sure normal child...
Nov 20, 2014
Other

Big rise in bike thefts

Police are urging the public to be vigilant following an increase in motorcycle thefts this year. Inspector Robert Cardwell, the officer in charge of the Roads Police Unit, said that 728 vehicles have been reported stolen so far this year, compared t...
Nov 20, 2014
Other

Firefighters to help Mayor decorate holiday tree

Firefighters will give the Mayor of Hamilton a boost in his efforts to decorate City Hall’s Christmas tree tomorrow. Graeme Outerbridge will receive a helping hand to reach the top of the tree by Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service’s ladder vehicle, und...
Nov 20, 2014
Cricket

Sports Mailbox: Secrets lie in team reports

Dear Sir, On November 26, the Bermuda Cricket Board will hold its Annual General Meeting. It seems that a new board will be elected before the state of our cricket comes under the microscope. Or, will it be left for the new board to sort out? The Sha...
Nov 20, 2014
Cricket

Sports Mailbox: Smith is top man for the job

Dear Sir, Like most Bermuda cricket fans, I was disappointed with our performance at the recent Pepsi ICC World Cricket League Division Three tournament. As most will know, we finished in last place and were relegated to Division Four. I will resist...
Nov 20, 2014
Cricket

BCB gains extension to analyse Douglas

The Bermuda Cricket Board has been given a two-week extension by the ICC to submit a report on Allan Douglas Jr’s bowling action. Douglas, the Bermuda all-rounder, who bowls off spin, was reported for a suspect action by the umpires during a match ag...
Nov 20, 2014
Other

Court Street crash holds up traffic

A head-on collision is causing traffic problems on Court Street at the junction with Dundonald Street. Two cars are blocking the road causing delays. An eyewitness said that a car went through a red light moments before the crash. No further details ...
Nov 20, 2014
Other

Listed status proposed for Somerset Bridge

Somerset Bridge and Southlands Cottage have been proposed for listed status, according to the Ministry of Home Affairs. While Somerset Bridge would be given a Grade HM listing — classifying it as a Historic Monument Listed Building — Southlands Cotta...
Nov 20, 2014
Other

Dispose of your e-Waste on Saturday

Electronic waste can be disposed of responsibly at Tynes Bay Waste to Energy Facility on Saturday. The public is encouraged to bring old electronics to be recycled, including small appliances powered by batteries or power cord. Acceptable items inclu...
Nov 20, 2014
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