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BF&M closes up 0.25

The Royal Gazette/Bermuda Stock Exchange closed up 1.72 to finish trading at 1,378.76. The Bank of NT Butterfield remained steady at 1.99 after 100,000 shares traded, while BF&M Ltd was an advancer, closing up 0.25. The insurance sector stock finish...
Nov 19, 2014
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Plans toexpandambulancecoverage

Ambulances will be stationed at Clearwater and Port Royal Fire Stations as part of a plan to improve emergency coverage in the East and West End. The proposals were first unveiled in the Throne Speech by Governor George Fergusson earlier this month. ...
Nov 19, 2014
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Musson takes over as RA chairman

IT executive Carl Musson is to take over the top job at the Regulatory Authority (RA). Authority commissioner Mr Musson will replace current chairman, IT executive Kent Stewart, who will finish his term of office at the telecoms regulator in January ...
Nov 19, 2014
Court

Stalking conviction upheld

A man found guilty of stalking after leaving threatening messages on a woman’s phone has lost an appeal against his conviction. Maurice Harvey Jr was found guilty following a Magistrates’ Court trial of stalking Beverley Pitt between January and Marc...
Nov 19, 2014
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Disneyland magic for Jazzercise pair

Many people have visited the Magic Kingdom, only a relative smattering get to be part of the entertainment. Lynette Colvin will have that rare opportunity this weekend. She’ll be centre stage at Disneyland in California, as part of the Jazzercise Hol...
Nov 19, 2014
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Poet inspired by Island’s complex past and beauty

Bermuda’s complex history, as well as its immense beauty, has inspired a writer to produce her first book of poetry. Wendy Fulton Steginsky, who grew up on the Island and regularly returns here to visit family, will launch The Tide of Bermuda’s Light...
Nov 19, 2014
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City Hall repairs unlikely to affect festival

The Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts looks unlikely to be affected by the repair work being undertaken at its main venue, City Hall, but it is still too soon to say for sure, say city engineers. The Christmas pantomime, organised by the Bermu...
Nov 19, 2014
Reinsurance

Hamilton buys into Lloyd’s market

Bermuda-based Hamilton Insurance Group has snapped up a Lloyd’s managing agent and a City insurance broker. The double acquisition gives Hamilton a major presence at the Lloyd’s of London market through leading sports and leisure insurance company Sp...
Nov 19, 2014
Football

Dill hits hat-trick as BAA given a lesson

BAA Wanderers 1 Butterfield & Vallis United 5 Lashun Dill plundered a hat-trick for Butterfield & Vallis United, the Corona League newcomers, against First Division side BAA Wanderers in last night’s FA Cup preliminary round tie at Goose Gosling Fiel...
Nov 19, 2014
Other

Saltus academy attracts Island’s best

Thirteen educational leaders from several Bermuda schools have embarked in the Saltus Teachers’ Academy. Nine participants from Berkeley Institute, Warwick Academy, Bermuda High School and Saltus started their National Professional Qualification for ...
Nov 19, 2014
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Lord Justice Baker named Court’s President

Sir Scott Baker, a Justice in the Bermuda Court of Appeal, has been appointed by Governor George Fergusson to the position of President of the Court. From January 1, Lord Justice Baker will succeed Justice Edward Zacca, who steps down on December 31....
Nov 19, 2014
Other

Fahy hints at insurance discounts

Government is discussing a possible insurance discount for struggling residents, Michael Fahy, the Home Affairs Minister, told the Senate this morning. The hint emerged during Senator Fahy’s review of grocery discounts, which was touched on in the Th...
Nov 19, 2014
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