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"It’s that time of year again"

Calling all writers: It’s Christmas Short Story Contest time! The Royal Gazette is once again holding its Christmas Short Story Contest. The deadline is Monday, December 3 at 5pm. Stories may be fiction or non-fiction. Cash prizes will be presente...
Nov 23, 2012
Health

"Bermuda is home to rare form of salmonella"

A new study has helped give an insight into the sources of food and water-borne infections which cause diarrhoea in Bermuda. Health Minister Zane DeSilva explained that the Burden of Illness study was carried out by the Caribbean Epidemiology Centre....
Nov 23, 2012
Environment

"Students to learn about climate change"

A book highlighting the world’s climate change and what it means to Bermuda will be in all of the Island’s schools in the near future. ‘Climate Change on the Rock — What It All Means’, is the latest publication by the Bermuda National Trust. A copy o...
Nov 23, 2012
Golf

"Sims setfor QSchoolfinale"

Michael Sims will be in familiar terrain when he tees off at next week’s final stage of PGA Q School in LaQuinta, California. The 33-year-old Bermudian pro knows the TPC Stadium Course and Nicklaus Tournament Course all too well having played there i...
Nov 23, 2012
Environment

"Prize offered for storm forecasts"

Founded by scientists and insurers, Bermuda’s Risk Prediction Initiative is kept busy in a jurisdiction known for risk and for hurricanes. Now the group, dubbed RP12.0, has opened a forecast competition with up to $5,000 on offer — aimed at taking ad...
Nov 23, 2012
Politics

"David Petty, Liberal Socio-Capitalist"

Parliamentary hopeful David Petty is promising to push for equal human rights, good governance and sustainability if Pembroke South West voters elect him on December 17. Mr Petty’s “Liberal Socio-Capitalist” platform, released yesterday, also calls f...
Nov 23, 2012
Other

"What to do with that leftover turkey"

Turkey sandwiches are great the day after the holiday, but what on earth does one do with that leftover meat, stuffing, cranberry sauce and mashed potatoes days after the party’s over? Rather than eating the same meal ad nauseam, why not try a new t...
Nov 23, 2012
Politics

"Premier Cox is honoured"

Premier Paula Cox has been named honorary chairwoman of the Atlanta-based World Chamber of Commerce. She learned of the appointment at the organisation’s international economic and environmental summit in Atlanta last week. “Although it was a persona...
Nov 23, 2012
Politics

"BY THE NUMBERS"

A central and well-populated residential area of Bermuda, Warwick North Central has shown above-average voter turnout in the last two elections. Median income lags behind the national median, but only by a few%age points. According to the latest Cens...
Nov 23, 2012
Other

"Workshop on budgets and debt"

The Coalition for the Protection of Children will be hosting a workshop to help families struggling with budgeting and debt. The event will take place on November 30 from 11am until 1pm. The workshop will be required for all families receiving Christ...
Nov 23, 2012
Opinion Writer

"Make your own hand sanitiser"

I love my kids. Not just in an I-love-chocolate kind of way, but in an earth-shattering, heart-stopping, life-defining way. They are absolutely the apex of my world. And they are also disgusting. I just spent an amazing weekend away with one of my o...
Nov 23, 2012
Opinion Writer

"Refs’ red cards gives football another black eye"

It’s unusual for football referees to be banned, and even more so when those referees happen to be female considering they make up a small percentage of the match official pool. But that’s what happened when lineswoman Wendy Woodley and her daughter ...
Nov 23, 2012
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