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Education

New school year begins for students

It’s back to class today for the Island’s roughly 6,000 public education students, as schools open their doors for the 2014/15 year. Education and Economic Development Minister Grant Gibbons will attend Dellwood Middle School this morning to welcome ...
Sep 08, 2014
Other

Community unites for Back to School family fun day

Hundreds of children were treated to free school supplies and gift bags at a family friendly fun day. The Back To School celebration at Victor Scott Primary field on Saturday also featured a fun castle, inflatable slide, music, games and food — all f...
Sep 08, 2014
Opinion Writer

Angry with absent father

Dear Carla: A co-worker and I have a good relationship, or so I thought. We go to lunch together at least three times a week, talk on the phone outside of work hours and sometimes go to social events together. A few months ago she got engaged and she...
Sep 08, 2014
Other

Bright star catches the attention of residents

An “unusually bright” heavenly object sighted in the western sky last week is likely to be the orange giant star Arcturus, according to local stargazer Patrick Paley. Callers to The Royal Gazette were probably observing the fourth brightest star in t...
Sep 08, 2014
Cricket

Flatts return to top flight in emphatic style

Flatts clinched promotion to the Premier Division after thrashing Somerset Bridge by nine wickets at White Hill, as Bridge’s batting performance was similar to that of Flatts a week ago in the Eastern Counties final. Bridge, third in the standings g...
Sep 08, 2014
Bermuda Stock Exchange

BAS up, Argus down, on weekly trading

The Royal Gazette/Bermuda Stock Exchange closed down 0.14 for the week, closing on Friday at 1,390.96. A total of 767,340 shares traded at a total value of $1,649,566.66. Bank of NT Butterfield Limited saw the most shares trade with 705,517 changing ...
Sep 08, 2014
Cricket

Bay finish on a high

Bailey’s Bay finished a creditable third in the Premier Division after closing out their league campaign with their sixth victory. Bay’s players had to endure a two-hour wait after a heavy shower at 3.40pm sent them off the field with just 24 runs ne...
Sep 08, 2014
Other

‘Famous’ win for playwright team

Playwrights Justine Foster and Julia Pitt have taken the coveted Golden Inkwell after the latest round of the local dramatists’ showdown Famous for 15 Minutes. The annual contest was held at the Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society’s Daylesford Theat...
Sep 08, 2014
Cricket

Dismal St George’s suffer relegation

A first division side in everything but name prior to this encounter, St George’s are now officially one of the poorer cricket teams on the Island. Not that it needed an utter thumping at the hands of Cleveland County to confirm that fact, though now...
Sep 08, 2014
Cycling

Mayho leads the way in Hamilton

While Dominique Mayho continued to dominate local racing category at the top end, juniors Tyler Smith and Christian Oatley put on an impressive show in the Winners Edge Criterium in Hamilton yesterday. Racing in the B category, Smith was the main pro...
Sep 08, 2014
Cricket

St David’s clinch title decider

St David’s clinched the Logic Premier Division after a superb team bowling performance saw off Southampton Rangers in the title decider at Lord’s yesterday. George O’Brien, Rudell Pitcher and Justin Pitcher were the chief tormentors as the Islanders ...
Sep 08, 2014
Other

Selley and Fletchercontinue to dominate

David Selley and co-pilot Jordan Fletcher continued their memorable season with a victory in the Bermuda Power Boat Association Memorial Race yesterday. The pair, who claimed honours in the Rubis Energy Around the Island Power Boat Race last month, w...
Sep 08, 2014
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