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"Hamilton rolls out the black carpet for Bermuda’s Fashion Night"

The focus will be on fashion in the heart of Hamilton tonight as Bermuda retailers get set to host the annual Fashion Night Out extravaganza. Sponsored by the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce, this Fashion Night Out is considered retail’s big summer splas...
May 09, 2013
Other

"‘In Cuba, all that will matter is the music’"

A promising young saxophonist will be performing at a benefit concert this month to raise money to study Latin-Jazz in Cuba. Gianluca Gibbons is currently on a quest to raise $5,000 for the upcoming trip and will be playing at The Nellie Musson Musi...
May 09, 2013
Young Observer

"Hana’s happy with her lead role in Somersfield production"

Young Observer got up close and personal with some of the characters of Alice in Wonderland from Somersfield Academy last week. Hana Bushara is 13, her hobbies include tennis, football and volleyball. She loves science, humanities and PE at school. ...
May 09, 2013
Other

"City of Hamilton welcomes municipalities’ review"

A Government review of Bermuda’s two municipalities has been welcomed by Corporation of Hamilton chief Graeme Outerbridge. Yesterday, Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy announced that a review of both Hamilton and St George’s corporations was being c...
May 09, 2013
Other

"Govt scraps EasyPark at airport"

Travellers who leave their vehicles at LF Wade International Airport will not be able to pay parking fees through EasyPark meters. According to officials, the devices will not be valid at the airport from the start of next month because of “financial...
May 09, 2013
Other

"Saltus hosts 30 Swedish high schoolers off tall ship"

Saltus Grammar School played host to a group of about 30 Swedish high school students yesterday. The Swedes attend Ockero Gymnasieskola near Gothenburg, Sweden’s second largest city. They travelled to the Island on T/S Gunilla, a tall ship owned by ...
May 09, 2013
Arts & Entertainment

"Ecuador duo prepare for folk club performance"

There is an opportunity to enjoy an extended performance of music from Latin America at the Bermuda Folk Club this Saturday as Ecuador duo Los Bohemios perform a full set of songs and tunes. Vinicio Cordova and Milton Villamarin, who both play acoust...
May 09, 2013
Court

"Man was ‘not in his right mind’ when he punched psychiatrist"

A mentally ill inmate already serving a three-year prison sentence for a spate of burglaries, was given a conditional discharge yesterday for punching a psychiatrist in the face. Tracyston Mallory, 26, of Boundary Crescent, Devonshire was charged wit...
May 09, 2013
Football

"Lightbourne open to Walsall return"

Robin Hood coach Kyle Lightbourne returned this week from a successful, brief coaching stint at one of his former clubs, Walsall, and if finances permit would love to rejoin the club in that capacity. Lightbourne went to the club early last month in...
May 09, 2013
Other

"Island’s bees on their knees but honey supply safe for humans"

Massive die-off linked to parasites, pesticides By Owain Johnston-Barnes The Bermuda bee population has suffered a massive die-off, with some beekeepers losing 70 percent of their colonies. The decline is attributed to several factors, including two ...
May 09, 2013
International Business

"Maiden posts $25m first-quarter profit"

Bermuda-based re/insurer Maiden Holdings Ltd last night reported better than expected earnings for its first quarter. The company posted a net income of $25.0 million, or $0.34 per diluted common share, compared with net income of $20.4 million, or ...
May 09, 2013
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