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Internal rift is ‘storm in a tea cup’ – Patton

Tim Patton, the acting Bermuda Optimist Dinghy Association (BODA) president, has dismissed an ongoing row within his organisation as a “storm in a tea cup”. And he is optimistic that the matter will be resolved swiftly and that the BODA will continu...
Apr 23, 2014
Letters to the Editor

Corruption fight just got a little easier

April 18, 2014 Dear Sir, In the fall of 2013, the OBA Government quietly enacted the Proceeds of Crime and Related Measures Amendment Act 2013. This omnibus legislation, which became effective on 8 November 2013, not only greatly increases the pena...
Apr 23, 2014
Other

BHB staff’s fun-raising event

Hospital staff have raised more than $10,000 for a fund-raising campaign to help pay for the new building at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. A group of staff put on an event showcasing the talents of hospital workers at the Ruth Seaton James A...
Apr 23, 2014
Economy

Bermuda facing brain drain

Nearly half the Island’s residents have thought about leaving Bermuda due to the economic climate. Adults aged 18 to 34 are the likeliest age bracket to consider leaving the Island for fairer shores: 62 percent said yes, according to a survey commiss...
Apr 23, 2014
Bermuda Stock Exchange

KeyTech down two percent

KeyTech Ltd saw 500 shares move in trading yesterday, closing the day down 0.10, or two percent, at 5.01. Bank of NT Butterfield Ltd was unchanged at 2.00 on 70 shares moving. The BSX finished down 1.23, or 0.09 percent, closing at 1,420.64. A tota...
Apr 23, 2014
Other

Man charged after uttering threatening words

A Devonshire man has been charged with uttering threatening words to a woman. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court this morning, Chesterfield Robinson, 54, denied telling Sharon Alves: “I’m gonna kill you, you f****** b****, you wait and see, I ain’t gonn...
Apr 23, 2014
Opinion Writer

There is a need for discipline

Our educational system, has undergone major changes over the last half century, and while some of it has been positive, there are concerns that all is not well with a structure that has moved away from old fashioned discipline, which was so effective...
Apr 23, 2014
Other

Elsbeth Gibson’s son dies in the US

The son of a well-known Bermuda arts figure has died in the US. Neil Gibson, son of actress, producer and director Elsbeth Gibson, died in February. Mr Gibson, who lived in Bermuda as a child and attended the Whitney Institute, was a regular visitor ...
Apr 23, 2014
Other

Famous case features in NY art show

A courtroom sketch has resurfaced from a high-profile and controversial 1986 Bermuda case in which Israeli arms dealers suspected of trading with Iran drew world headlines with their deportation from the Island. The sketch has joined 30 years’ worth ...
Apr 23, 2014
Other

Sewage reports ‘painful and embarrassing’ — Greenrock

The Island may need warning flags to alert beachgoers of hazardous sewage waste, the environmental group Greenrock has suggested. The organisation also branded media coverage of the dumping of raw sewage within sight of the Island’s shores “painful a...
Apr 23, 2014
Arts & Entertainment

‘Allo Allo’ beats all resistance

Listen very closely. I will say this only vonce. BBC classic comedy ‘Allo Allo’ is coming to the Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society (BMDS) stage at 2000h [twenty-hundred hours]. Hide in the bar until the curtain opens. ‘Allo Allo’ ran from 1982 to ...
Apr 23, 2014
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