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Good pay at the Regiment? Do the maths

19 August, 2014 Dear Sir, Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to express an opinion concerning a recent article on the Bermuda Regiment which appeared in your newspaper. Specifically, the comments attributed to the CO Mr Foster-Brown, who expr...
Sep 10, 2014
Letters to the Editor

There are two sides to the coin

September 8, 2014 Dear Sir, This is in response to the recent letter signed by Eron Hill. May I point out that there are two sides to the coin. I refer mainly to your comments about jobs and Bermudians. Mr Hill, the Government does not create jobs — ...
Sep 10, 2014
Local Business

Canterbury wins employment law award

A Bermuda law firm has won a top award for expertise in employment law. Canterbury Law — founded by Julianna Snelling and Paul Harshaw three years ago — won the accolade as best employment law firm in Bermuda from UK-based Corporate INTL magazine. Ms...
Sep 10, 2014
Football

Arruda wins Fantasy League manager of the month

Nelson Arruda, right, receives his $100 gift voucher from Stephen Wright, of The Royal Gazette sports department, after becoming the first monthly winner of the RG Fantasy League. Arruda’s team, “O Glorioso” came up on the rails of the front-runner...
Sep 10, 2014
Other

Crash on South Road causes delays

Traffic was delayed on South Road in Devonshire this morning after an accident near the entrance to Rocky Bay Lane. It is understood that a pedestrian was in the road when “clipped” by a passing motorcycle. Bermuda Police Service and Bermuda Fire an...
Sep 10, 2014
Court

Female motorist denies causing GBH

A 33-year-old woman denied she caused grievous bodily harm by driving without due care and attention when she appeared at Magistrates’ Court today. Jakeisha Stevens, of Curving Avenue, Pembroke, is accused of committing the offence against Terance Mo...
Sep 10, 2014
Court

Man to stand trial for $130,000 cannabis importation

A 48-year-old man was today accused of importing cannabis worth more than $130,000 into Bermuda. Vain Waldron, of Happy Valley Road, Pembroke, appeared at Magistrates’ Court, where he denied importing the drug on May 25. He also pleaded not guilty to...
Sep 10, 2014
Bermuda Stock Exchange

BSX holds steady

Butterfield Bank was the only stock to trade on the Bermuda Stock Exchange today. The bank remained on $1.99 as 2,000 shares changed hands. The Royal Gazette/BSX Index was unchanged on 1,396.74 at the close. The BSX Insurance Index gained just over a...
Sep 10, 2014
Other

Hundreds gather for opening of new acute care wing

A gathering of hundreds applauded this morning as nearly six years of preparation culminated in the ribbon-cutting at the new acute care wing at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. Premier Michael Dunkley and Minister of Health Jeanne Atherden looked ...
Sep 10, 2014
Other

Man injured in road smash

A man has been injured after his motorcycle collided with a car. The accident happened at the junction of South Road and White Sands Road, Paget, at about 11.10pm on Tuesday. The biker, a 31-year-old from Pembroke, was in a stable condition in hospit...
Sep 10, 2014
Crime

Woman arrested as teen now in critical condition

A 31-year-old woman has been arrested in connection with Monday’s assault on a teenager that has left the victim in critical condition at the hospital’s Intensive Care Unit. Police reported that the woman, from Pembroke, is now in custody. It follows...
Sep 10, 2014
Cricket

St George’s lose appeal

St George’s have lost their bid to have the points awarded to them over a recent match with Willow Cuts that was abandoned because of rain. The decision by the Bermuda Cricket Board committee was confirmed today, meaning that St George’s will finish ...
Sep 10, 2014
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