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"Are our cricketers mentallyprepared for T/20 challenge?"

Do you ever sit and wonder how Bermuda can produce such talented athletes in various sports but for some reason or another we always seem to falter at that final hurdle, not all but in most cases? Could it be that as a country our players lack exposu...
Oct 11, 2013
Other

"Civil Service cuts not ruled out"

Premier Craig Cannonier has not ruled out future cuts in the Civil Service as the Island struggles to recover from recession. Mr Cannonier said: “As we move forward, we certainly can’t make any promises in that area. “The realities are out there, but...
Oct 11, 2013
Other

"Celebrating Middletown on ‘Yes Day’"

The pride of Hamilton’s Middletown neighbourhood goes on display tomorrow with a day of celebration. Home to such notable Bermudians as the late Justice Earl Seaton and his sister Ruth Seaton James, as well as former Postmaster General Gary Phillips ...
Oct 11, 2013
Sailing

"Early elimination part of thelearning curve for local pair"

It’s now back to the drawing board for local sailors Lance Fraser and Joshua Greenslade following their early exits from the $100,000 Argo Group Gold Cup. Fraser (Team Digicel Business) managed three wins but failed to achieve his goal of at least re...
Oct 11, 2013
Other

"Serious traffic collision on Harbour Road"

Two motorists are tonight in serious condition after a collision between a motorcycle and a rental bike at the junction of Harbour Road and Morgan Road in Warwick. Police said the collision occurred at 5.30pm, between a 33-year-old Southampton man an...
Oct 11, 2013
Tennis-Squash

"Squash players vie for handicap title"

Seventy two players in five groups will take to the courts in the sixth annual RUBiS Divisional Handicap tournament at the Bermuda Squash Racquets Association club in Devonshire next week. Top seed in the A Division is South African Anthony Fellowes ...
Oct 11, 2013
Other

"Shoplifter given eight-month jail sentence"

A career criminal has been jailed for eight months after shoplifting less than $100 worth of groceries from a supermarket. Homeless Kevin Webb, 49, stole bottles of port and sherry, hot dogs, cheese and sausages from the Somers Supermarket in St Geor...
Oct 11, 2013
Sailing

"Six of the best sail in quarter-finals"

Six of the eight Alpari World Match Racing Tour (AWMRT) 2013 Card Holders have reached the quarter-finals of the $100,000 Argo Group Gold Cup. Joining past Gold Cup winners Ben Ainslie (8-1) and Ian Williams (8-1) in the last eight at the end of yest...
Oct 11, 2013
Sailing

"Canfield opens up race for Tour title"

Defending Argo Group Gold Cup champion Taylor Canfield (USoneSailing) threw the race for the 2013 Alpari World Match Racing Tour (AWMRT) championship wide open in Hamilton Harbor today. The US Virgin Islands skipper entered this year’s Gold Cup trail...
Oct 11, 2013
Other

"Civil Service head to retire"

Head of the Civil Service Donald Scott will retire at the end of next month, it was announced today. Mr Scott has served in the Civil Service for 27 years, and since 2010 has been the chief policy advisor to the Premier with oversight responsibility ...
Oct 11, 2013
Other

"Photographer snaps up $10,000 Charman Prize with Gombey images"

Teresa Kirby Smith likes to reach for the stars and she caught one when she won the prestigious $10,000 Charman Prize this evening. Mrs Smith, known for her night photography work, was flabbergasted when her name was called as the winner in a packed ...
Oct 11, 2013
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