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Bermudian Patricia Dangor to join Court of Appeal

After nearly two decades as an official “Observer” of Bermuda’s Court of Appeal, long-time England and Wales circuit court judge Patricia Dangor has been promoted to full member. Government House announced the appointment of Justice Dangor and Englis...
Apr 22, 2014
Track & Field

Golden girl Scraders shines in Martinique

Kyrah Scraders, the Bermuda middle distance runner, captured gold in the girls’ under-18 800 metres on the final day of the Carifta Games in Martinique last night. Scraders, who won silver in the girls’ under-18 1,500 on Saturday, sprinted past two C...
Apr 22, 2014
Other

Blast victim: I’m lucky to be alive

A woman who escaped a fireball explosion that wrecked her home said she was lucky to be alive. Ms Antoinette Sheppard, 53, suffered only minor injuries, despite an explosion that wrecked her apartment at the rear of a house on Pembroke’s Railway Terr...
Apr 22, 2014
Opinion Writer

My boyfriend is acting strange, what is going on?

Dear Carla, I have been seeing this guy and I thought that everything was going well. We live an hour and a half away so we only get to see each other twice or three times a week. One day I was going to see him (he knew) and halfway through he told m...
Apr 22, 2014
Other

It will soon be time for tea again with Sarah Catherine

Pinky fingers up girls, the annual Sarah Catherine Tea in St George is back. The annual tea in the St George’s Historical Society Museum gardens is for girls from seven to 12 years old. It is based on a character created by etiquette teacher Trudy S...
Apr 22, 2014
Other

Learning to say no

Students at two of the Island’s primary schools have graduated from the Gang Resistance Education and Training programme. The programme, which targets P5 and P6 students, is made up of six 30 to 45 minute lessons to help them practise positive decisi...
Apr 22, 2014
Court

Gun witness claims she lied to police

A man accused of handling and firing a gun has been acquitted after a key witness at his trial told the court she’d lied to police about the incident. Zikai Cann, 24, of Seawall Drive, Sandys denied possessing and discharging a firearm on a date betw...
Apr 22, 2014
Other

US Consulate presents Earth Day films

The US Consulate will tomorrow screen two environmental documentaries as part of the annual Earth Day celebrations. The first features a park in Cairo, one of the most populated cities in the world, which was created out of a 500-year-old dump and th...
Apr 22, 2014
Opinion Writer

Put spring in your step

I hope everyone enjoyed their long weekend. Personally I could not have asked for a nicer time. Making memories with family, hanging out with friends, kite up on the first pitch … chocolate — all made for a very happy bunny. And the weather was gorg...
Apr 22, 2014

Captain’s encounters with whales

You’d think the most unpredictable thing about filming whales would be the whales. Bermudian Dylan Ward said actually, it’s the weather. Mr Ward, 28, had the opportunity to act as second boat captain during the filming of new Bermuda television serie...
Apr 22, 2014
Other

Driving strategy — the CFO’s new role

The chief financial officer of most companies has been focused on the regulatory requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, and then the cost-cutting requirements of the recession. A KPMG research document stated: “Diverted by the need to respond to suc...
Apr 22, 2014
Opinion Writer

Typology and how it fits into belief

This last Sunday was Easter. ‘The Ten Commandments’ were on television again. I used to enjoy watching that movie, and then I began to wonder why they were showing ‘The Ten Commandments’ when Easter had to do with Jesus. Jesus wasn’t yet on the scene...
Apr 22, 2014
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