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"Amazingly, Spider-Man is a fresh take on a familiar story"

It's impossible to avoid the comparisons, so we may as well just get them out of the way early so we can move on. “The Amazing Spider-Man” - a reboot? Prequel? New chapter? It's hard to decide what to call it - is pretty much different in every way f...
Jul 07, 2012
Politics

"Bill will target ‘shot callers’"

Legislation aimed at stamping out gang activity by increasing penalties for gang related offences was passed in the House of Assembly. All parties agreed the Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012 is a positive step towards discouraging gang membership. Bu...
Jul 07, 2012
Personal Finance

"Troubles in Eurozone ‘far from over’"

Europe is financially insane; even its most embattled members avoiding a dreaded ‘euro exit’ at all costs. Until politics takes a back seat to economics, recovery from the ongoing euro crisis will remain on hold. News of a future, centralised bankin...
Jul 07, 2012

"Bridge"

We are into the summer doldrums at the Bridge Club and the some pairs will be preparing for the ACBL Summer Nationals at the end of July … I’ll bring you any success stories! Locally, the highlight of the week was the email from Richard Gray asking u...
Jul 07, 2012
Bermuda Stock Exchange

"Quiet day on BSX"

There were no shares traded on the Bermuda Stock Exchange yesterday. The BSX closed out the week unchanged at 1,087.12. Butterfield ended the week at a price of $1.25. The bank’s shares were down 1.57 percent, or 2 cents, for the week.
Jul 07, 2012
Opinion Writer

"Big Blue puts Astwood on top of the world"

The 28th Blue Marlin World Cup took place as always on July 4 in conditions that perhaps were not ideal but were certainly eminently fishable and as this coincided with the Bermuda Billfish Blast there was plenty of action to be covered. Worldwide, t...
Jul 07, 2012
Arts & Entertainment

"US morning shows are neck and neck"

NEW YORK (AP) - During a tumultuous time in morning television, the competition between the “Today” show and “Good Morning America” can’t get any tighter. The shows finished in a dead heat in the Nielsen ratings last week, both averaging 4.604 millio...
Jul 07, 2012
Other

"Banks join together to combat online fraud"

Phony e-mails, commonly known as phishing scams, are being used to try to get Bermuda’s bank customers’ personal and banking information. The campaign teaches the public how to tell the difference between official bank communications and the phony e-...
Jul 06, 2012
Other

"Con man gets suspended sentence for swindling $14,346"

A man who conned a guest worker out of $14,346 by pretending to be an immigration lawyer was today handed a suspended prison sentence, and ordered to pay his victim back. Joel Balfour, a Trinidadian IT worker, told Senior Magistrate Archibald Warner:...
Jul 06, 2012
Crime

"Knife-wielding thieves foil cannabis deal, court hears"

A robbery victim described how a woman wielding "a sword-like object" attacked him along with two male accomplices. Kenneth Williams told Supreme Court he pulled one of the male robbers in front of the woman - alleged to be 20-year-old Zharrin Simmon...
Jul 06, 2012
Crime

"Police: Sex offences not linked to prisoner's disappearance"

Police believe missing prisoner Shane Todd is being harboured by members of the public, prompting warnings that it is an offence to assist anyone who is unlawfully at large. The fugitive Prison Farm inmate has been sighted “across the Island, princip...
Jul 06, 2012
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