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They think it’s all over but it’s not – fish are still biting

It is becoming apparent that the angling season is coming to a close. Not the fishing season — that still has some weeks to run before it too becomes stymied as the winter gales take their toll on fishable days and the falling temperatures convince t...
Sep 20, 2014
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Celebrating three remarkable women

This correspondent confesses at the outset that his best efforts have gone astray trying to make the 100th birthday celebrations for Aunt Helen Wainwright (née Richardson) the central element of this feature. The year 1914 was an eventful one when He...
Sep 20, 2014
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Minister: Govt committed to seniors

Health Minister Jeanne Atherden has denied Opposition suggestions that the Government is “abandoning” seniors. Ms Atherden said the Government was steadfast in its commitment to seniors, saying: “We believe that seniors are an invaluable resource to ...
Sep 20, 2014
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Peace studies graduate has hopes for Bermuda

Local actor and producer Adrian Kawaley-Lathan has more than dreams when it comes to peace: he also carries a Masters degree in Peace and Conflict studies. With tomorrow designated the International Day of Peace by the United Nations, Mr Kawaley-Lath...
Sep 20, 2014
Personal Finance

Dave says do not use your mortgage to consolidate debt

Dear Dave — Some friends recently offered me a timeshare. It’s an older place on the beach, and they’ve had it for about 20 years. I’d have to pay a transfer fee of $100, plus a yearly association fee of $500. I know you’re not a big fan of timeshare...
Sep 20, 2014
Court

‘I forgive you for killing my son’

A grieving mother has told the gunman who murdered her son ‘I forgive you’. However, convicted killer Julian Washington continued to protest his innocence, even as he was jailed for life at Supreme Court yesterday. Washington stormed into a birthday ...
Sep 20, 2014
Other

Going the extra mile proves very rewarding for Tannock

Bermuda’s Lorin Tannock is proof of what can be achieved in three short years with the right amount of determination, application and self-belief. He now has a degree in sports and physical education from the University of Bedfordshire in England, an...
Sep 20, 2014
Football

Cougars get Bascome off the mark

Devonshire Cougars 3 Flanagan’s Onions 1 Devonshire Cougars came from behind to give new coach Andrew Bascome his first win since rejoining the club at Devonshire Recreation Club last night. After trailing 1-0 at the half, Cougars scored three unan...
Sep 20, 2014
Court

Drug court for protesting criminal

A 23-year-old Somerset man who admitted handling thousands of dollars’ worth of stolen goods has been sent to drug treatment court. Troy Harris, of Broome Street, asked repeatedly to be sentenced to his four months already served, but Magistrate Kham...
Sep 20, 2014
Religion

Mixing fun and learning about God

If there’s anyone who believes in the power of a good Christian youth programme, it’s Gnica Brangman. The 38-year-old was determined to get young people away from their television sets and video games and outside where they could learn about God and...
Sep 20, 2014
Court

Con artist has jail term extended

A serial con man set to be released from prison next month has been sentenced to 18 months behind bars for another offence. Jonathan Ratteray, 27, pleaded guilty to fraudulently inducing Kassa Richardson to invest $56,000 over a two-year period endin...
Sep 20, 2014
Football

Lambe in line for Mansfield debut

Reggie Lambe, the Bermuda winger, has been granted international clearance and could make his debut in Mansfield Town’s home game against Carlisle United today. The 23-year-old signed for the Sky Bet League Two side on Wednesday after a successful tr...
Sep 20, 2014
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