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Bermuda is back in the tourism game

Investment guru and business magnate Warren Buffet once commented, “Someone is sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago.” If one viewed Buffett’s investment observation through a Bermuda tourism-focused lens it could ...
Jun 23, 2014
Running-Triathlon

Haak finds his way in Fidelty Couples race

Although he lost a few seconds double-checking where the final turnaround point was on the course, Andrew Haak was a comfortable winner of the Fidelity Couples 5K road race. In hot and humid conditions he crossed the finish line in 18min 2sec. Fast-i...
Jun 23, 2014
Environment

Turtle sanctuary petition nears 500 target

A petition calling for Somerset Long Bay in Sandys to be made into a turtle sanctuary has attracted more than 450 signatures. Directed at the newly installed Minister for the Environment, Jeanne Atherden, the petition is now just 30 signatures short ...
Jun 23, 2014
Bermuda Stock Exchange

BAS leads losses, BSX closes down

The Royal Gazette/Bermuda Stock Exchange Index closed down 4.46 at 1,396.05 at the week’s end. Some 135,949 shares traded, at a value of $519,851.64. The utilities sector saw declines with both Ascendant Group Limited and KeyTech Limited trading, the...
Jun 23, 2014
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Big names of WWE plan to film fishing programme in Bermuda

Three of the biggest names in US sports entertainment are making a fishing programme in Bermuda — but the Island is to be the star of the show. Former WWE champions Shawn Michaels and John (Bradshaw) Layfield will take to the water next month along ...
Jun 23, 2014
Health

Spotlight on testicular cancer

Smoking marijuana increases men’s risk of testicular cancer by a staggering 70 percent. This is just one of the warnings Islanders will receive at a special seminar this week to raise awareness of the disease. Speaker Gerri Landy, education officer ...
Jun 23, 2014
Other

Jones leads from the front

Wellington Oval (Willow Cuts won toss): Willow Cuts beat St George’s by six wickets Malachi Jones, the Willow Cuts captain, rattled through St George’s brittle batting line-up with a menacing spell of bowling before helping his side hunt down their p...
Jun 23, 2014
Tourism

When service with a smile makes all the difference

On Tobacco Bay beach in St George’s, one new hospitality worker is learning just how important Bermudians are to the Island’s tourism product. Zarai White has been put through his paces since joining the Tobacco Bay management team in May. Beyond hau...
Jun 23, 2014
Other

Island legend Barnes is 91

Morning commuters will find an extra incentive to give a wave and a honk to Johnny Barnes on their way into Hamilton this morning — the living legend turns 91 years old today. Born in 1923, Mr Barnes has greeted passers-by on East Broadway since he f...
Jun 23, 2014
Health

Author to speakat HIV forum

The visit of a renowned guest speaker will be one of the highlights of HIV Awareness Month. Ms Marvelyn Brown is the author of The Naked Truth: Young, Beautiful and HIV-positive, a hopeful story of how an “everyday girl” contracted HIV from her “Prin...
Jun 23, 2014
Cricket

O’Brien inspires St David’s recovery

Sea Breeze Oval (St David’s won toss): St David’s beat Bailey’s Bay by five wickets. Wendell Smith, the St David’s coach, has been praising George O’Brien’s bowling lately. Yesterday the seam bowler showed he can handle the bat, too, scoring a valu...
Jun 23, 2014
Cricket

Bridge survive White onslaught

Somerset Bridge beat Western Stars by 17 runs in their top-of-the table clash at White Hill Field, despite a knock of 77 from Wendell White, the Stars player-coach, on his debut. Bridge posted 200 with Donnie Charles scoring 50 from nine fours and S...
Jun 23, 2014
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