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Crime

"Ministry ‘encouraged’ by gun bounty campaign"

The Ministry of Public Safety is “encouraged” by feedback from the CrimeStoppers’ ‘If you know something … Say something’ campaign aimed at getting guns off the streets. The campaign is all part of the Gun Bounty Programme, which is a partnership bet...
Jun 03, 2013
Football

"Force too strong for Town"

Footy Force lived up their name during weekend Bermuda Futsal Federation (BFF) Youth League action at Dellwood Middle School Gym. Force came from two goals down to edge Dandy Town 4-3 in a seven-goal thriller. Hornets appeared to be in full control o...
Jun 03, 2013
Football

"Williams departs for start of Marion race"

An enthusiastic Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club (RHADC) Commodore Allan Williams departs for Marion, Massachusetts today ahead of the start of this year’s Marion Bermuda Race. During his stay on the US East Coast, Williams will get the opportunity...
Jun 03, 2013
Cycling

"Cycling team picked for Island Games"

Bermuda Bicycle Association (BBA) have announced the eight riders to represent the Island in the road cycling events at the NatWest Island Games. With the teams restricted to a maximum of five men and three women by the Island Games Association rule...
Jun 03, 2013
Swimming

"Burch and Blackburn to lead swimming team"

An eight men and eight women squad will represent Bermuda at the upcoming NatWest Island Games in swimming. The team, which consists of a mix of youth and experience, will see Olympian Roy-Allan Burch return home to compete in the recently opened Nat...
Jun 03, 2013
Sailing

"Dickinson is my only challenge, says Bailey"

Sailing supremo Rudy Bailey predicts this year’s Long Distance Comet Race will be a two-boat battle between himself and arch rival Stevie Dickinson. Over the decades the two men have dominated the event and this year promises to be no exception as Ed...
Jun 03, 2013
Basketball

"Storm and Bluebirds earn victories"

The Storm and Bluebirds grabbed wins on Saturday night in the Bermuda Basketball Association's CellOne Elite City League at the Somersfield Academy Gymnasium. Storm won the opening game of the doubleheader 80-55 over Outback, thanks to high man Jaron...
Jun 03, 2013
Other

"Excerpts"

Friday’s “jetgate” debate was dominated by the Opposition Progressive Labour Party which contended that Government had breached the Ministerial Code of Conduct when three Ministers, including the Premier, allowed themselves to be flown by private jet...
Jun 03, 2013
Opinion Writer

"Our ‘shepherds’ should judge not lest they be judged"

Dear Carla: This is definitely one for your column. I would really like some feedback on this. My fiancee and I are planning to get married. We have a venue for our reception, but ran into a bit of a snag as to finding someone to marry us, because he...
Jun 03, 2013
Editorials

"An error of judgement"

It was the first real Parliamentary test for Premier Craig Cannonier — the issue of ‘Jetgate’, as it has now, inevitably, been christened. Reports in this newspaper have shown that the issue started with a trip by the Premier and two Cabinet Minister...
Jun 03, 2013
Other

"Lister: Govt showing ‘disturbing pattern of behaviour’"

Independent MP Terry Lister decried Government’s defence in the “jetgate” affair saying the saga represented a disturbing “pattern of behaviour”. Speaking during the Motion to Adjourn, Mr Lister said that “Government members did not act in the correc...
Jun 03, 2013
Other

"Bean challenges jet trippers to admit they were wrong"

Opposition Leader Marc Bean has challenged three Government ministers to admit they were ‘wrong’ to take a two-night trip on a private jet to Washington DC, paid for by potential foreign investors in Bermuda. The opposition Progressive Labour Party (...
Jun 03, 2013
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