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Fabulous night proves Island is ready for a carnival

Par-la-Ville Car Park was transformed into a sweat-dripping, flag-waving, dance-until-you-drop Carnival fete on Wednesday evening. Machel Montano, the headliner of Cup Match Summer Splash, brought a taste of his Trinidadian homeland to these shores f...
Aug 04, 2014
Opinion Writer

I try to be upbeat, but relative is bringing me down

Dear Carla: I am going through a very trying time in my life and I’m doing my best to remain upbeat. However I have a relative who seems to constantly do everything to bring me down. They rarely offer words of support and when people ask them how I a...
Aug 04, 2014
Cycling

Mayho does utmost to brave harsh conditions

Dominique Mayho, the Bermuda cyclist, was unable to finish the men's road race after struggling to get to grips with the challenging course and extreme conditions at the Commonwealth Games. In fairness, only 12 of 57 riders in the men's race complete...
Aug 04, 2014
Letters to the Editor

Old tactics serve no purpose to better Bermuda

July 17, 2014 Dear Sir, I’m going to start off by stating that it is (or rather should be) common knowledge that in the past lands were wrongfully taken in the Tucker’s Town area. I don’t think anybody will, in today’s society, condone such and I wou...
Aug 04, 2014
Other

Gallant loser’s tag proves worth fighting for

I’ve always considered myself to be one of life’s runners-up. And I’m more than OK with that. After all, isn’t there something more glorious about the gallant loser, left wondering what might have been, than the ugliness of the winner demanding our ...
Aug 04, 2014
Other

First aiders report busy time at Beachfest

St John Ambulance Commissioner Stephen Gunn last night confirmed the annual Beachfest party meant a busy time for first aiders. He said: “Every year we deal with alcohol and dehydration. “We also deal with slips and falls — a lot of twisted ankles. A...
Aug 04, 2014
Other

Seventeen young people earn ABIC awards

Premier Michael Dunkley has praised the accomplishments of more than two dozen private and public sector scholarship recipients at two awards ceremonies. The National Security Minister took part in the 2014 Association of Bermuda International Compan...
Aug 04, 2014
Other

Tropical storm apossible threat

The second tropical storm of 2014 has been listed as a possible threat to Bermuda, but forecasts suggest it will pass well to the west of the Island. Tropical Storm Bertha, which dampened the Bahamas yesterday, is expected to pass around 349 nautical...
Aug 04, 2014
Bermuda Stock Exchange

Somers Limited closes week up 0.75

The Royal Gazette/Bermuda Stock Exchange rose 13.74 to 1,385.42, closing last week’s trading on Wednesday for the two-day Cup Match holiday. A total of 309,242 shares traded at a value of $715,111.17. Somers Limited was the only stock to close up, an...
Aug 04, 2014
Other

My goal? To be a professional

A 13-year-old Bermudian has been playing football for the last year with Spanish youth club UE Cornellà with the hope of one day becoming a professional. Antonio Carvelho was selected by Bermuda Athletic Association (BAA) director of football Kenny T...
Aug 04, 2014
Opinion Writer

Garden maintenance in the summer — survival or simply common sense

Summertime and the living is easy especially when someone else is doing the work which is often the case when it comes to the garden. Not having a rainy season in Bermuda is in reality a negative factor for the garden, for water is, especially at th...
Aug 04, 2014
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