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Bermuda’s two stages of loss

There are five stages for grieving the death of a loved one according to a well-defined and widely accepted formula: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and, finally, acceptance. When it comes to the emotional impact of job losses and other life-u...
May 08, 2014
Other

Hospital corridor to be closed off

A section of the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital will be closed off to the public while construction work on a new wing continues. A spokesman for the Bermuda Hospitals Board this morning said that a portion of the ground floor corridor between the...
May 08, 2014
Other

Police investigate suspected firearms near beach

Police cordoned off an area near Somerset Long Bay late today after they received reports of possible firearms and ammunition being found in an area of dense foliage near Somerset Long Bay Beach, Sandys. “The area has been cordoned off while the area...
May 08, 2014
Other

BHB: New acute care wing is ‘state-of-the-art’

Wards at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital’s new acute care wing are “state-of-the-art” that will enable patients to recover as quickly as possible, according to health chiefs. The wing, which is scheduled to open in September at a cost of $247 ...
May 08, 2014
Other

Decision opens door to Bermudian status

Last Friday, the Supreme Court of Bermuda handed down a decision which confirmed that the Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act 1956 provides a basis for Permanent Resident Certificate (PRC) holders to apply for Bermudian Status. The case marks a wa...
May 08, 2014
Other

Regiment joins search for missing tourist

By Gareth Finighan and Owain Johnston-Barnes The search for missing tourist William Grange continued today, with volunteers taking to the land, sea and air. Police and volunteers were joined by Bermuda Regiment soldiers, Customs officers and prison w...
May 08, 2014
Economy

Late Easter hits March retail sales

Retail sales slid 2.3 percent in March compared to the same month last year — a dip partly attributed to a later Easter holiday this year. Leading the slide were building supplies stores, whose takings slumped 19.2 percent on the back of a decline in...
May 08, 2014
Other

Baton-wielding barman given conditional discharge

A bar tender who admitted threatening a man with an extendable baton was given a conditional discharge in Magistrates’ Court this morning. Joseph Weller, 52, of Ord Road, Paget, was involved in an argument while tending bar at Casey’s on Queen Street...
May 08, 2014
Other

Cruise ship hits whale ahead of Bermuda voyage

A 45-foot whale was hit by the cruise ship the Norwegian Breakaway ahead of a voyage to Bermuda, New York authorities have confirmed. Around 4,500 passengers were stranded after the giant liner got stuck in Manhattan’s Hudson River at the weekend due...
May 08, 2014
Boxing

‘Lionheart’ prepared to bringout the beast in ring comeback

Leo Richardson insists that he has nothing to prove as he prepares for his return to the ring at BAA Gymnasium on Saturday night after a lengthy absence. Richardson has not laced up his gloves for an amateur bout since 2006, but was approached by the...
May 07, 2014
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