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"Couple spared prison for gas station brawl"

A couple who drove a car into a man during a public fight, escaped jail after agreeing to pay his doctor’s bills. Tiffany Butterfield, 30, and Ki-Won Butterfield, 33, admitted they attacked taxi driver Dwight Booth at a Hamilton Parish gas station on...
Jan 17, 2013
Opinion Writer

"There's always something to do"

* Bermuda National Gallery is currently closed but will reopen to the public tomorrow, with four new exhibitions. Eyes on the World, in partnership with the Alexia Foundation, is a photojournalistic exhibition focused on social issues. Women artists...
Jan 17, 2013
Court

"Motorcyclist rammed fence in front of Police"

A Warwick man who crashed his bike into a fence during a traffic stop yesterday admitted driving drunk. Andrew Kirkpatrick, 30, pleaded guilty to charges of driving while impaired, speeding and driving without a licence. Magistrates’ Court heard that...
Jan 17, 2013
Other

"Whales are like people, some friendly, some not"

Whales were once considered enormous, dangerous monsters that had to be hunted to protect society. In the 1960s the mammals became known as “gentle giants of the sea”. The truth of their existence lies somewhere in between, according to world renow...
Jan 17, 2013
Technology

"Apple is, like ... so uncool, teenagers say"

Just about everybody knows that if you want to know what’s in and cool (or whatever words they use for that these days) you have to ask a teenager. But what may not be as predictable, is the answer said teen will give you. Let me give you a hint — ...
Jan 16, 2013
Court

"Alleged crime victim baulks at testifying"

A man accused of burgling a woman’s home while armed with a fake gun was cleared after the victim refused to testify and three police officers were unavailable to give evidence. Puisne Judge Charles-Etta Simmons rejected an application by a prosecuto...
Jan 16, 2013
Politics

"Govt silent on cost of its consultants"

Government has broken its silence on the appointment of consultants and special advisers. But it still refuses to say how much the political appointments will cost the taxpayer. A press release from Cabinet Office last night said that Premier Craig C...
Jan 16, 2013
Court

"Trial to begin of man accused of murdering social worker"

The trial of a man accused of murdering social worker Ida James is due to get underway today. Norris Simpson, 54, denies killing Ms James, 66, on or about September 1, 2011. She was found dead at her home on Berry Hill Road, Paget, on the morning of ...
Jan 16, 2013
Other

"Woman tricked out of $3,000+ by con man"

The family of a trusting pensioner conned out of thousands by an alleged drug addict have warned others to be on their guard. “I’ve gotten an education into how older folks get picked on by career criminals,” said former SPCA officer Debbie Masters, ...
Jan 16, 2013
Editorials

"Bob’s mountain to climb"

Bob Richards has a mountain to climb. The question is will he ever reach the top? Yesterday we reported how Government revenues had fallen almost ten percent in the third quarter of last year. At the same time Government had increased its current ex...
Jan 16, 2013
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