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Ten years for gunman

A father who admitted keeping a loaded handgun to protect his family has been sentenced to spend ten years behind bars. Michael Talbot, 34, pleaded guilty earlier this year to charges of possessing a firearm and 78 rounds of ammunition along with a p...
Jul 17, 2014
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Firefighters tackle Warwick blaze

Firefighters are tackling a blaze in Warwick after brush caught fire just yards from a busy grocery store. Two fire trucks are currently at the scene near Lindo’s Family Foods on Middle Road in Warwick. One eyewitness said the flames covered an area ...
Jul 17, 2014
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‘Role model’ students recognised

Students from various Island high schools were praised today at the Bermuda CableVision Community Service Awards presentation for their efforts to give back to the community. In a ceremony at Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI), awards we...
Jul 17, 2014
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PATI a ‘big step’ forward, says Dunkley

Premier Michael Dunkley called Public Access to Information (PATI) legislation set to be debated tomorrow as a “big step” towards a more open, accessible and accountable Government. In a statement this afternoon, Mr Dunkley said: “Tomorrow, I will le...
Jul 17, 2014
Local Business

Somers appoints Jillings as director

Somers Ltd, a financial services investment holding company, has announced the appointment of Charles Jillings as a director. Mr Jillings is a director of ICM Ltd, the company’s investment adviser. He is a chartered accountant and previously worked i...
Jul 17, 2014
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Shark encounter at John Smith's Bay

A close encounter between a local spearfisher and a shark, less than 200 metres from shore, has surfaced on the popular video sharing website YouTube.The video, uploaded to YouTube on Sunday, shows the unidentified man, armed with a three-pronged spe...
Jul 17, 2014
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BEST court challenge to Tucker’s Point plans

Planning applications related to the Tucker’s Point Special Development Order should be sent back to the Development Applications Board (DAB), according to the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce (BEST). Representatives for the Ministry of...
Jul 16, 2014
Court

Dismissed doctor seeks $1.6m in damages

A fired doctor’s sweeping lawsuit against the Bermuda Hospitals Board has closed with allegations of wrongful dismissal, fabricated records, defamation and the deliberate infliction of emotional distress. Charles Curtis-Thomas is calling for damages ...
Jul 16, 2014
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Relay race raised $10,750 for charity

Hundreds of women who competed in the You Go Girl! Relay event helped to raise $10,750 for the Women’s Resource Centre. The six-kilometre road race around Dockyard was contested by teams of three, last month. Race organiser Christine De Silva said: ...
Jul 16, 2014
Bermuda Stock Exchange

BSX down, utilities stocks see declines

The Royal Gazette/Bermuda Stock Exchange closed down 9.51 yesterday, ending at 1,370.11. Share volume for the day stood at 75,206 shares, which traded at a value of $172,883.94. The utilities sector was active with 4,400 shares in Ascendant Group L...
Jul 16, 2014
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Be the leader of the pack

The number one mistake that dog owners make is treating their dog like a human being instead of a canine. This was the word from Cheri Wulff Lucas, former right hand to famed dog trainer and television personality Cesar Millan. Ms Lucas, a dog behavi...
Jul 16, 2014
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With two weeks to go Beachfest still in doubt

Doubts have been raised about whether the organisers of Beachfest 2014 have permission to stage this year’s celebration on Horseshoe Bay. With Cup Match just two weeks away, a source has told The Royal Gazette that the Department of Parks is still th...
Jul 16, 2014
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