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Neysan takes a big leap with short films

After shooting his first short film 'Dimensions', Bermudian Neysan Sobhani would have been happy to have it screened at just one film festival. But since its release, the experimental short film has garnered 21 Official Selections and won two Best S...
Apr 17, 2014
Football

St David’s appeal against Smith ban rejected

St David’s have lost an appeal against a lengthy ban imposed on Detroy Smith, their midfielder, by the Bermuda Football Association (BFA). Smith received a five-year ban for spitting at referee and BFA executive Anthony Francis during a Friendship T...
Apr 17, 2014
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Bermuda’s Red Cross appeal for typhoon relief reaches $365,000

Bermuda’s Red Cross appeal for victims of Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines has raised $365,000. A spokeswoman for the organisation said the special account was set up after the devastating storm hit the Pacific island chain in November last year, ki...
Apr 17, 2014
Sailing

New class for race week

The Bacardi Bermuda International Invitational Race Week will feature a new class for youth sailors. Event organisers have confirmed that some of the Island’s promising sailors will compete in the Youth Laser (4.7 rig) during the upcoming regatta to ...
Apr 17, 2014
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Further tests after sewage incident

With the strong easterly winds and swell that cause sewage to wash ashore still prevailing, clean-up efforts along south shore beaches continued yesterday, while Government has promised to continue testing water quality as long as the weather pattern...
Apr 17, 2014
Other

Fun takes flight (with strings attached)

The agony of de kite ­— anyone whose ever tried to make or fly a traditional Bermuda kite has felt it. “Isn’t wrecking kites part of Good Friday,” said Hubert Watlington. “I love Easter and especially Good Friday, the beginning of spring and kites. E...
Apr 17, 2014
Other

Thief admits 14 offences

A prolific thief will be sentenced in Supreme Court after pleading guilty to a string of 14 burglaries, thefts and forgeries. Joeshon Russell, 39, of no fixed abode, admitted to four counts of burglary, stealing $1,925 worth of jewellery and cashing ...
Apr 17, 2014
Other

Reinsurance company shows community spirit

Staff from one of the Island’s leading reinsurers showed their community spirit by spending a day giving back to the community this week. Tokio Millennium Re employees helped with touch-ups around Lefroy House, undertook gardening and conservation wo...
Apr 17, 2014
Tourism

Seawater samples come back clean

The latest water samples from the Island’s beaches have come back clear, Government said on Thursday. And bacteria counts were said to be “very low” for all ten beaches checked. A Government spokeswoman said samples taken on Wednesday ranged between...
Apr 17, 2014
Other

Hospital appoint new CME director

The Bermuda Hospitals Board has appointed a new director to head up an initiative that allows health professionals to keep up to date with the latest medical advances. Anna Neilson-Williams will lead the Continuing Medical Education (CME) programme a...
Apr 17, 2014
Other

Cannabis report presented to Government

A major report into reform of Bermuda’s laws on cannabis has been handed over to Government. The meat of the report will not be made public until Cabinet has discussed it — but Cannabis Reform Collective member Stratton Hatfield hinted at major chang...
Apr 17, 2014
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