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Butterfield sends BSX higher

Butterfield Bank shares rose one percent yesterday to send The Royal Gazette/Bermuda Stock Exchange Index higher. The bank rose two cents to close on $1.99, as 19,500 shares traded. Somers Ltd and Ascendant Group Ltd also saw trading activity, but th...
Apr 08, 2014
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Butterfield acquires Legis Group’s trust and corporate business

The Bank of N.T. Butterfield & Son Limited have announced they have acquired Legis Group Holdings Limited Guernsey-based trust and corporate services business. A press release announcing the move stated the deal was agreed in principle in January. Th...
Apr 08, 2014
Other

Bermuda gears up for KiteFest

The skies above Horseshoe Bay will be ablaze with colour next Friday when the annual Good Friday KiteFest gets underway. Residents and visitors are invited to celebrate one of the Island’s oldest traditions that “brings people together in the spirit ...
Apr 08, 2014
Other

Man fined for cannabis possession

A Sandys man admitted to possessing 9.8 grams of cannabis when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court today. Damen Outerbridge, 32, admitted the charge and was fined $800 by Senior Magistrate Archibald Warner. Police officers found Outerbridge in possessi...
Apr 08, 2014
Other

Police searching for armed robbers

Police are hunting down two armed robbers who demanded cash from Mr Chicken Express near the junction of Upland Street and Watlington Road East in Devonshire. According to a Police spokesman, officers responded to a report of a robbery in progress sh...
Apr 07, 2014
Letters to the Editor

A great ambassador for St George’s and Bermuda

March 24, 2014 Dear Sir, Once more I write to your column, only this time a more happy occasion but sad at the same time. I would like to give recognition to a very special lady. Her name is Edith Clair Spencer from St George’s, but was better known ...
Apr 07, 2014
Boxing

Home support spurred me on, says Woolridge

Jermal Woolridge, the Bermuda kickboxer, believed he had exorcised some demons after defeating Canadian Joey Brozovich by unanimous decision in the main event at Teachers Rugby Fight Night XVI: Relentless on Saturday. Quicker and more technical than ...
Apr 07, 2014
Bermuda Stock Exchange

BSX unchanged over week

The Royal Gazette/Bermuda Stock Exchange Index remained unchanged at 1,389.16 last week. Almost all the trading centred on Butterfield Bank, which stayed unchanged on $1.98, as 382,874 of its shares changed hands. The only other domestic-board compan...
Apr 07, 2014
Tourism

First cruise ship is due

The first cruise ship of the 2014 season is expected to arrive in Dockyard this morning. Making its first of 27 scheduled visits, The Royal Caribbean Explorer of the Seas is scheduled to arrive at King’s Wharf at around 8am and leave tomorrow afterno...
Apr 07, 2014
Football

Right decision to call off games, says Blankendal

Cal Blankendal, the chairman of the Leagues and Competitions committee, has defended the Bermuda Football Association’s decision to postpone FA Cup Final day at the National Sports Centre yesterday. The matches were called off at about 12.30pm after...
Apr 07, 2014
Cycling

Harbutt holds off Mayho

Adam Harbutt, of Team Madison, held his nerve to beat a competitive field in the Winner’s Edge road race at Prospect yesterday. He held off team-mate Dominique Mayho and Shannon Lawrence, of Team Tokio, to win the men’s A division. Mayho and Lawrence...
Apr 07, 2014
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