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Butterfield shares rise 3.4%

Shares of Butterfield Bank rose 3.4 percent on a light trading day at the Bermuda Stock Exchange. Butterfield rose five cents to $1.50, as 6,500 of its shares changed hands. The Royal Gazette / BSX Index climbed 23.6 points, or 2.01 percent, to close...
Dec 12, 2013
Local Business

Butterfield names new CFO

The Bank of Butterfield has named a new executive vice-president and chief financial officer. John Maragliano, who has been interim CFO since August, was confirmed in the post. He replaces Brad Rowse, who was appointed in 2009. Mr Maragliano joined ...
Dec 12, 2013
Other

Hospital gets new treadmill

Hospital patients now have use of a $25,000 treadmill thanks to funds donated by the Hospitals Auxiliary of Bermuda (HAB). The new piece of equipment is used for stress testing cardiac patients. Some 25 to 30 people undergo the tests each week. Ma...
Dec 12, 2013
Other

Man jailed for using fake note

A Devonshire man, who earlier this week admitted unlawfully assaulting and threatening to kill a woman, today received 30-day prison sentence for knowingly using a counterfeit $50 note to buy beer. Thirty-seven year-old Tio Weeks pleaded guilty in Ma...
Dec 12, 2013
Health

Blasting waste away safely

Hazardous hospital waste is being blasted with heat so that it can be disposed of safely. Hospital bosses announced that a macerator has been installed at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital — which sterilises potentially dangerous waste with an enviro...
Dec 11, 2013
Other

Island’s pair battling to be top dog

Two of the Island’s top dogs will represent Bermuda this weekend at the American Kennel Club (AKC) Agility Invitational in Orlando, Florida. The Bermuda Kennel Club announced that Cathy Gosling’s six-year-old Labrador Retriever, Bella, will jet to th...
Dec 11, 2013
Other

Imports rise as total wages fall

Bermuda’s imports have risen significantly in each of the first three quarters of this year, the latest Government statistics reveal. The Government’s detailed quarterly statistics show that the value of imported goods increased by 9.8 percent in the...
Dec 11, 2013
Other

Slow going for Paris

It’s been slow going for sailor Stanley Paris as he enters day three of his solo trip around the world. “All I need is more wind,” he wrote is his latest blog post, some 650 kilometres south east of Bermuda. “I am not on the beach reading a newspape...
Dec 11, 2013
Education

BHS pair praised for presentation

World Human Rights Day was celebrated at Bermuda High School for Girls yesterday with a special presentation by first-year International Baccalaureate students to an assembly of the senior school. Speaking, ironically, as the world watched a memorial...
Dec 11, 2013
Other

Charity is $300k in debt

The St John Ambulance is in dire need of funds. Growing debt, a sharp decline in volunteer numbers and dilapidated vehicles have put the non-profit in “financial straights”, meaning it can no longer offer vital services to the hundreds of events it a...
Dec 11, 2013
Other

Top brass launch fight to save Regiment

A band of former Bermuda Regiment commanding officers is launching a campaign to block conscription from being abolished, claiming the move is not in the best interests of the Island and will result in the army unit eventually being dissolved. The gr...
Dec 11, 2013
Local Business

New restaurant opens at Port Royal Golf Course

Golfers know the secret — Port Royal Golf Course has the sort of views for which Bermuda is famous. And from the club house, the scene ranges over the stubble-smoothed grassy hillside stippled with flowering hedges, falling into cream-flecked and cre...
Dec 11, 2013
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