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Premier praises Bermuda’s preparedness

Premier Michael Dunkley this morning thanked the community for coming together ahead of Gonzalo and being so well prepared to weather the storm. Mr Dunkley said he had been driving around the Island, including visiting the emergency shelter at Cedar...
Oct 17, 2014
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86mph gusts in East End as Gonzalo comes closer

Winds are escalating quickly across the Island and coming in from the southern corner of St George’s and inland from the South Shore, which is bearing the brunt of the storm. Winds of 46 miles per hour with gusts of 66mph were battering the Causeway...
Oct 17, 2014
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Rain, rain ... and more rain

Heavy rain is now lashing the Island thanks to Hurricane Gonzalo with 83 miles per hour winds and gusts of 115mph. Between three and six inches is forecast to fall over Bermuda, according to the National Hurricane Centre. A dangerous and life-threa...
Oct 17, 2014
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Firefighters attend generator blaze

Firefighters were called out this afternoon after reports of a generator on fire. “On arrival, we found there had been a small fire in the electrical panel that was extinguished by the homeowner prior to the power being switched off,” a spokeswoman ...
Oct 17, 2014
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Careful with those candles, says Belco

Belco is warning the public to be careful with candles as Hurricane Gonzalo advances. A Belco spokeswoman said this morning in advance of expected power outages: “Use candles very carefully, if at all, when power goes out. Flashlights are the best, s...
Oct 17, 2014
Golf

Super-cool Kaymer holds his nerve

Martin Kaymer is making a habit of beating Bubba Watson in tight situations. He is developing quite a liking for playing him, too — and not just because he has been so successful in recent times. Not as dramatic as his Ryder Cup win over the American...
Oct 16, 2014
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Senior Magistrate honoured

Senior Magistrate Archibald Warner was honoured yesterday by his colleagues in the court in advance of his retirement as Senior Magistrate. While Mr Warner will be finishing his time in the post on October 19, he will continue to take the bench as a ...
Oct 16, 2014
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A journey of faith and fitness

Nicky Furbert Fox knows a lot about loss. Her son Ricco Furbert was shot dead in a double murder last year. In 2009, her father died of cancer and her brother was killed in a cycle crash. Cancer also took her mother, just over a year later. All this ...
Oct 16, 2014
Football

BAA Field outof action after storm tear

Goose Gosling Field will be closed to football until a tear in the synthetic surface that was caused by Tropical Storm Fay can be repaired. “There are a few tears on the turf where a couple of bleachers were picked up by the wind and thrown over the ...
Oct 16, 2014
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Revised print schedule

Owing to the expected impact of Hurricane Gonzalo tomorrow, The Royal Gazette has decided not to print a Friday edition. If the hurricane behaves as forecast, the community should take shelter tomorrow, and avoid going outside. However, our staff wil...
Oct 16, 2014
Golf

Watson left bemoaning tough luck

Bubba Watson believed that the golfing gods had conspired against him after missing a simple five-foot putt in a sudden-death play-off in the PGA Grand Slam at Port Royal. The larger-than-life American carried a two-shot advantage into the 17th hole,...
Oct 16, 2014
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Baby Conor arrived as storm hit

Amid the chaos of Sunday morning’s tumultuous winds and driving rain one family was celebrating a very special arrival. Little Conor Patrick Lim was born weighing a healthy 7lb 6oz as Tropical Storm Fay tore up trees and ripped off roofs. But for his...
Oct 16, 2014
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