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Burglary accused denies all involvement

As the trial for three men accused of burglary with an imitation gun nears its end, one of the accused took the stand to deny all involvement. Tyun Smith-Ming, 25, told the Supreme Court he didn’t even know the two other men — Justis Smith and Jerome...
Dec 07, 2013

The enduring war at sea

Recently the Island commemorated Remembrance Day, whereupon hundreds of people attended the parade and ceremony at the Cenotaph to honour those Bermudians who were lost or killed in action in the two world wars. The Cenotaph bears no names, but only ...
Dec 07, 2013
Other

Boat parade traffic restrictions

Hamilton Harbour will be ablaze with colour when the annual Christmas boat parade gets underway this evening. Around 60 vessels have registered to part in the floating festive light show, including the 112-ft Spirit of Bermuda and a number of large m...
Dec 07, 2013
Other

Cannonier’s ‘serious concerns’ over DPP appointment

Government is considering its options regarding the recent reappointment of a non-Bermudian as the Director of Public Prosecutions despite a panel ruling a Bermudian candidate was qualified. Speaking in the House of Assembly yesterday, Premier Craig ...
Dec 07, 2013
Other

Retailers report a higher demand for Christmas trees

Residents are already rockin’ around the Christmas tree with some vendors reporting a marked hike in sales of the festive trees despite the flagging economy. In the first week of December — traditionally the busiest week for Christmas tree buying — i...
Dec 07, 2013
Religion

Around the Churches, December 7, 2013

Today Saint Andrew’s Presbyterian Church Grand Pre-Christmas Table Sale, from 9am to 4pm in Astwood Hall, Pink Church on the corner of Church & Court Streets across from Drive-in Bank. Huge variety of baked goods & gifts on sale. Refreshments on sale...
Dec 07, 2013
Other

Lights up

A pilot programme to test energy efficient LED streetlights has been formally launched. Public Works Minister Trevor Moniz told the House of Assembly on Friday that a total of 14 streetlights on Trimingham Road will have have their 150-watt HPS fixtu...
Dec 07, 2013
Other

Premier’s staff bill is $400k a year

Premier Craig Cannonier has disclosed the salaries of his personal staff in response to questions from the Opposition. Questioned by Shadow Finance Minister David Burt, Mr Cannonier told the House of Assembly that a total of six people are employed u...
Dec 07, 2013
Football

Cougars late show frustrates Town

Devonshire Cougars 3 Bascome 9, 90, Mark Steede 89 Dandy Town 3 Stowe 51, Burchall 53, Simmons 55 A five-goal second half left honours being shared between Devonshire Cougars and Dandy Town at the Devonshire Recreation Club last night. In what tu...
Dec 07, 2013
Other

Gosling gushes over successful invitational

Local professional Camiko Smith perhaps best summed up the Gosling’s Invitational when he described the annual event as “one of the Island’s best golf tournaments” in a recent interview. And this year’s 72-hole tournament may have been no exception. ...
Dec 07, 2013
Other

Paris hoping for around-the-world record

Seventy six year-old Stanley Paris set sail from St. David’s this morning, hoping to become the oldest man to circumnavigate the globe. His attempt comes more than 10 years after his son Alan completed the trip to become the first Bermudian to do so ...
Dec 07, 2013
Football

Team-mate pleads with Wells to stay put

Defender Andrew Davies believes team-mate Nahki Wells can achieve his ambitions at Bradford City. The Bermuda striker, who is leading Bradford’s scoring this season with 14 goals, is again the subject of transfer speculation heading into the January...
Dec 07, 2013
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