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BSX down on BF&M decline

The Royal Gazette/Bermuda Stock Exchange closed down 2.66 yesterday to end at 1,376.74. Some 4,900 shares changed hands at a value of $49,124.00. Multiple sectors saw activity. BF&M Ltd declined 0.45 to close at 18.05 after 1,800 shares traded. Ascen...
Oct 25, 2014
Letters to the Editor

Time to break free from our elitist past

19 October, 2014 Dear Sir, Turning my mind back to the country putting aside the hard jabs towards our politics, let’s consider a few basic and human ideas. Not as abstract an idea as for us to consider the purpose of our society, but, should not on...
Oct 25, 2014
Other

Gonzalo trick worked a treat

Youngsters got the chance to pick their own Halloween pumpkin down at Astwood Park yesterday. A field full of around 600 pumpkins had been saved from Hurricane Gonzalo by Junior Hill and his workers who carried out an early harvest. The pumpkins were...
Oct 25, 2014
Football

Town aiming stop the rot

League champions Dandy Town Hornets will be hoping that two postponements of matches this week can work to their advantage as they travel to Devonshire Recreation Club on Monday night still looking for their first win in the league. Town had the mat...
Oct 25, 2014
Other

Stormy finish in the Junior Open Teams

Well, what a week that was! I have totally lost track as to what actually went on at the club between power outages, but what I can tell you is that the big winners last week were Fay (‘I promise I am a Tropical Storm’) and Gonzalo (‘I am a real hurr...
Oct 25, 2014
Religion

Spending time at God’s feet

If there’s one time at church when people feel their most free and overjoyed, it’s during praise and worship. That’s according to senior Pastor Naomi Grant, who leads the choir at New Genesis. “The unfortunate thing is that portion of the service ...
Oct 25, 2014
Other

Rum for the Royal Navy

The crew of HMS Argyll was presented with a bottle of Goslings Black Rum and Bermuda souvenirs as a token of thanks as they left the Island this week. On Tuesday evening Governor George Fergusson, his wife Margaret Fergusson and the Junior Minister f...
Oct 25, 2014
Religion

Using puppets to spread His Word

Sure, puppets can be entertaining and funny, but when it comes to ministry they can also be an important tool in teaching people about God. Puppeteer Khamla White learned this as a teenager when she saw firsthand how these lifeless objects could be ...
Oct 25, 2014
Other

Dealing with storms ‘back in the day’

The national spirit that has been prevailing over the past few day as Bermuda has endeavoured to recover from effects on our homeland of back-to-back storms Fay, and Gonzalo, has sent this writer reflecting deep into my memory-bank on how we coped wi...
Oct 25, 2014
Running-Triathlon

Duffy targets historic victory

Flora Duffy believes she is a totally different athlete from a year ago as she bids to become Bermuda’s first professional triathlon world champion in Maui, Hawaii tomorrow. The two-times Olympian competed in her first Xterra World Championships in 2...
Oct 25, 2014
Other

‘Extinct’ Bermuda snail is found in city alleyway

For decades conservationists believed Bermuda’s endemic land snail, Poecilozonites bermudensis, was extinct. They feared it had become a victim of invasive predators. But now, around 40 years after its last sighting in the wild, a healthy colony of t...
Oct 25, 2014
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