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Gazette or Worker’s Voice?

October 8, 2014 Dear Sir: On reading my Royal Gazette these days, I have to keep reminding myself to check the Front Page to reassur...
Oct 09, 2014
Court

Molester’s conviction appeal is dismissed

A man jailed for molesting a young girl will remain behind bars after the Supreme Court dismissed his appeal against conviction. Caesar Graham was convicted in Magistrates’ Court last June of three counts of sexually assaulting a child under the age ...
Oct 09, 2014
Other

XL’s Veghte to retire

XL Group’s chief executive for reinsurance is to step down at the end of the year. The firm announced yesterday US-based Jamie Veghte — who has been with the company for more than 20 years — is to retire. XL chief executive Mike McGavick paid tribute...
Oct 09, 2014
Court

Doctors facing surgery lawsuit

A woman is suing two doctors over claims that they accidentally cut her ureter during a surgery in 2006. Nanette Snowden has launched a legal action against two doctors — Terri-Lynn Emery and Charles Dyer — for “beach of duty of care”, but counsel fo...
Oct 09, 2014
Other

How to recognise a pyramid scheme

This is part five of a 10 part series. People often hear about pyramid schemes via friends and family, which makes the ‘opportunity’ seem even more appealing as it has been tried and tested by people they know. People involved at a low level may not ...
Oct 09, 2014
Other

Bringing health and happinessto your home

Bermuda Executive Home Cleaners aims to revolutionise the cleaning industry by making it “trendy” to have them maintain your home. The new company’s owner, Rachel Outerbridge, said: “The company motto is: ‘A healthy home is a happy home,’ — which br...
Oct 09, 2014
Other

Curving Avenue house complaints

Curving Avenue residents say they have appealed in vain for a cleanup at a residence whose trash-littered yard has become a haven for rats. An area homeowner, requesting not to be named, told The Royal Gazette they’d appealed to police and the Health...
Oct 09, 2014
Reinsurance

Why Bermuda is the natural domicile for life re/insurers

Bermuda has long been known as a centre of excellence and innovation in the world of re/insurance. Nowhere is this more evident than in the rapidly growing field of offshore life re/insurance and annuity products. Life re/insurance today represents ...
Oct 09, 2014
Bermuda Stock Exchange

BSX down on KeyTech

The Royal Gazette/BSX closed yesterday down 5.83 points (0.42 per cent) at 1378.12 after 15,900 shares worth a total of $65,655 changed hands. The biggest mover was comms firm KeyTech, which saw 7800 shares changed hands, leaving the firm’s share pri...
Oct 09, 2014
Other

New US fuel law will see shipping costs rise

New US environmental rules will result in a rise of the cost of shipping containers to Bermuda. The laws mean the Island’s three container ships will have to burn more expensive ‘eco-fuel’ when they get within 200 miles of the US shore. Local shippin...
Oct 09, 2014
Other

Injured turtle released into wild

A turtle that had to have its flipper amputated after getting tangled up in fishing line has been released back into the wild. The green turtle was found by Sarah Gosling during a Lionfish Tournament in July struggling to reach the surface for breath...
Oct 09, 2014
Football

St George’s hopeto be sitting pretty

St George’s Colts will find themselves perched at the top of the Premier Division heading into the weekend’s games if they can beat Devonshire Cougars at Devonshire Recreation Club tomorrow night. The top-flight newcomers, who have picked up six poin...
Oct 09, 2014
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