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Teen smuggles cash into Westgate

A 19-year-old woman has admitted smuggling cash into Westgate for her prisoner boyfriend. Daja-Nae Smith, of Warwick, appeared in Magistrates’ Court this morning. She confessed to sneaking a prohibited article, $75, into the jail during a visit at ...
Oct 09, 2014
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Fundraiser launched to mark World Sight Day

The Society of the Blind is marking today’s World Sight Day by launching a fundraising campaign to help prevent and manage sight loss. The charity is also hoping to use the event to raise awareness of glaucoma and cataracts, the two leading causes of...
Oct 09, 2014
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Living proof that you’re never too old to learn

Louise Franks is living proof you’re never too old to learn a new skill. The 100-year-old recently developed a knack for using digital cameras and said she now finds great enjoyment in taking pictures of the Island’s landscape. Her photographic wor...
Oct 08, 2014
Running-Triathlon

Smith excited by return to ‘magical’ Hawaii

Travelling to sun-drenched Hawaii means different things to different people — some to simply relax and unwind, while others prefer to put themselves through the ultimate physical challenge that is the Ironman World Championships. Karen Smith falls ...
Oct 08, 2014
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Need a GP? Go to a drop-in medical clinic

A GP believes he has the answer to the problem of unnecessary emergency room visits causing health insurance premiums to rise — a drop-in medical clinic where no appointment is necessary. As reported by The Royal Gazette last month, Bermuda Hospitals...
Oct 08, 2014
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Bermuda’s first policewoman is honoured

The Island’s first Bermudian policewoman was honoured yesterday as part of celebrations marking the 135th anniversary of the Bermuda Police Service. Jean Delight Vickers, 80, of Warwick, was recognised as a trailblazer by Police Commissioner Michael...
Oct 08, 2014
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Cynarra awarded Deloitte scholarship

A Bermudian who is counting on becoming an actuary got a step closer to her dream job with a scholarship from financial services firm Deloitte. Cynarra Phillips has been awarded the 2014 award — worth $20,000 — after the former CedarBridge Academy pu...
Oct 08, 2014
Court

Richardsonappeals hisconviction

A man found guilty of sexually touching a young boy whom he kissed has launched an appeal against his conviction. Milton Richardson, 47, admitted during his trial that he had kissed the complainant, but has denied that he touched the child for a sexu...
Oct 08, 2014
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Power cut hits Smith’s

About 400 Smith’s homes went without electricity for several hours last night following a power cut. Traffic lights at the busy Collectors Hill junction were also put out of action by the outage, caused after two overhead cables burned out at around ...
Oct 08, 2014
Politics

Cox eyes run at Sandys South

About ten Progressive Labour Party members have expressed interest in running for the recently-vacated seat of Sandys South, according to a party source — including former Premier Paula Cox. Constituency 33 was last month relinquished by Independent ...
Oct 08, 2014
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OBA’s lack of economic depth is frightening

Recently in this space, Minister of Finance, Bob Richards felt the need to criticise my statements on the economy. Mr Editor, the fact that the Minister would attack me is not surprising, but the lack of depth of the OBA’s ideas for diversification a...
Oct 08, 2014
On The Market

Seven Steps, where the unexpected awaits

Endless ocean views, covered verandas and a 17th century bar — Seven Steps is a wonderful property for entertaining. The three-bedroom home sits on more than half an acre at 72 North Shore Road. There’s a modern kitchen, a pool and the beautiful wate...
Oct 08, 2014
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