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No more nails in the coffin

May 2, 2014 Dear Sir, In regard to the article and photographs on the front page of today’s Royal Gazette (May 2nd) of the marchers parading from Victoria Park to Parliament. They were expressing their opinions, which they have every right to do … an...
May 06, 2014
Editorials

Of Blue Halos and sunken treasures

According to Bermuda folklore (at least as reported by travel writers whose pens flow with purple ink) when the setting sun paints the western horizon gold, the vivid colours are reflections of the fortune in 17th century treasure lost on our reefs. ...
May 06, 2014
Other

Spring-load customer service

Spring. As we move into this new season it is time to ask yourself — “what will you do to spring into action?” If we all identify steps we can take to make our businesses stronger and more creative then we will all see improved results. Keep it simpl...
May 06, 2014
Personal Finance

Orman: Time is your friend when it comes to investing

People are afraid of making mistakes with their money and frequently don’t give investments time to work, according to personal finance guru Suze Orman. The two-time Emmy Award-winning television host, New York Times best-selling author, magazine and...
May 06, 2014
Other

Learning about life’s endless possibilities

You’re never too young to start planning for your career — that was the message for CedarBridge Academy students who attended the school’s inaugural Vocational Career Fair. A host of local businesses, including Orchid Nail Spa, BTC, Market Place, Th...
May 06, 2014
Other

Missing man might be scared and disorientated

Missing Canadian tourist William Grange is “scared” and in urgent need of help, according to his son John Grange who made an emotional plea for locals to check their properties and help in the search. Mr Grange, 67, a retired lawyer from Ontario who ...
May 06, 2014
Other

Saul’s treasure hunting company strikes gold

A deep-sea treasure-hunting firm part-owned by former Premier David Saul has recovered gold bars from a wreck off the coast of South Carolina after setting sail from Bermuda. And Dr Saul told The Royal Gazette yesterday that further exploration of th...
May 06, 2014
Education

Minister speaks out on ‘misinformation’ about scholarships

“Misinformation has been circulating” on Government’s scholarships and awards programme, according to Education and Economic Development Minister Grant Gibbons. The Minister offered a breakdown of spending in the wake of fresh controversy over the de...
May 06, 2014
Other

Missing local man found

A 47-year-old local man who went missing yesterday has been found. Police today thanked the public for their assistance in locating Alvon Brangman. Officers are still searching for missing Canadian tourist William Grange, 67.
May 06, 2014
Other

Surprise scholarship a ‘huge blessing’ for aspiring doctor

Mother-of-two Amne Osseyran was busy pursuing a joint degree in medicine and surgery at the University of West Indies, when she got a call out of the blue saying she had been awarded a scholarship. She hadn’t applied for it and had no idea it was co...
May 06, 2014
Other

Store assistant manager accused of stealing thousands

An assistant manager at the Somerset Marketplace has been charged with stealing several thousand dollars in currency, cheques and gift certificates from his employer. David Scott, of Leacraft Hill, Southampton, was remanded into custody today by Seni...
May 06, 2014
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