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Track & Field

NSC Trustees to charge for use of stadium

The National Sports Centre will for the first time start charging the public for the use of the stadium’s main competition athletics track at the end of the month. After a review by the NSC Board of Trustees, it was decided that fees would be introdu...
Jan 16, 2014
Letters to the Editor

Our chefs are fine, it’s the waiters that are the problem

January 15, 2014 Dear Sir, It has been recently discovered that the school children in BARMOODA are sorely undernourished, even to the point of being labelling as suffering from malnutrition. And so the Great Educators have recommended that all the m...
Jan 16, 2014
Other

Dr Brown: Former staff members’ grievances are ‘unfounded’

Disgruntled ex-staff who have cried foul over alleged intimidation by Bermuda HealthCare Services don’t have any grounds for complaint, according to clinic head former Premier Ewart Brown. Dr Brown also dismissed the suggestion by the employees that ...
Jan 16, 2014
Young Observer

Get them while they’re young

The Saltus Upper Primary newspaper, “What’s UP?” is written by S5 and S6 students. In the first meeting we had at least twenty-five S5 and S6 students! We meet every Tuesday at lunch time and talk about what we are going to write. Then, we get writin...
Jan 16, 2014
Court

Sentencing delayed after assault victim dies

A Hamilton Parish man will have to wait for the findings of a pathologist’s report to discover if he is to be charged with murder. Vincent Outerbridge, 40, was convicted last November of wounding with intent to do grievous bodily harm in an attack on...
Jan 16, 2014
Other

BBC features Bermudian in mental health broadcasts

A Bermudian living with bipolar disorder yesterday appeared on BBC in an effort to bring attention to how mental health issues are handled in the UK. Liana Hall, a Bermudian model and actress living in London, appeared on both BBC Breakfast and BBC N...
Jan 16, 2014
On The Market

Warm and welcoming condo at site of former Somerset hotel

A home that is warm and welcoming in true Bermuda style — a condo in what was a small Somerset hotel. This Sugar Cane unit, which is both the largest and the newest in the complex, offers the best of all worlds — an embracing and traditional ambienc...
Jan 16, 2014
Local Business

Architectural firm to close its doors

A leading architects’ firm is to shut up shop it revealed yesterday. Conyers & Associates (C&A) will close its doors at the start of March due to “personal circumstances”, a letter from president Charlita Saltus and managing director Malcolm Sutherla...
Jan 16, 2014
Letters to the Editor

Time we re-embraced our Britishness

January 15, 2014 Dear Sir, I’ve just read the Bermuda Tourism Authority’s investment programme which to me borders on bureaucratic rubbish. Even the name they have chosen for themselves ‘Authority’ is rather foreboding. I don’t think I would want the...
Jan 16, 2014
Health

Thousands of flu vaccinations administered across Island

Nearly 8,000 vaccinations to fight influenza have been administered in Bermuda by the Department of Health and private practitioners. A spokeswoman for The Expanded Programme on Immunisation (EPI) said: “Approximately 29 percent (over 2,300 doses) we...
Jan 16, 2014
Letters to the Editor

Message is as relevant today as it was then

January 15, 2014 Dear Sir, Upon surveying the existing dismal condition of innumerable Bermudians of African ascent (I like to think in terms of upward movement/a people rising, coming out of, and not descent — downward) I find myself imprisoned in ...
Jan 16, 2014
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