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Sailing

"Simmons falls just short after final-day flourish"

Penny Simmons rallied to win yesterday’s final two races of the ‘B’ Series in the International One Design (IOD). But it still wasn’t enough to give the Bermudian sailor the Vrengen Gold Cup on the final day of Bermuda International Invitational Race...
Apr 28, 2012
Other

"Police appeal for vehicle collisions witnesses"

Police are appealing for witnesses to two vehicle collisions yesterday. The first, a single car collision, occured at around 11:30 am in the Town Hill Road, Smiths area. The car collided with a wall as it was travelling along Town Hill Road, injurin...
Apr 28, 2012
International Business

"More layoffs reported at Ace"

Ace Ltd has confirmed for The Royal Gazette that additional layoffs have been made at the insurance giant. The company confirms three staff members in their human resources department were laid off as part of a reorganisation of their HR department....
Apr 27, 2012
International Business

"Validus posts $124m profit"

Bermuda-based reinsurer Validus Holdings reported a record first-quarter profit of $124.2 million, despite “meaningful catastrophe losses” related to the Costa Concordia event and US tornado incidences. The company’s net income, which broke down to $...
Apr 27, 2012
Other

"Filipinos urged to apply for new passports"

Philippine passport holders in Bermuda are encouraged to apply for newly introduced e-Passports, particularly if their existing passport will expire in the next six months The Philippines recently introduced the electronic passports, which include ne...
Apr 27, 2012
Court

"Two men imprisoned after they admitted having stolen alcohol"

Two men caught red-handed with a box of stolen booze were jailed this week. Troy Robinson, 44, of Anchorage Lane, St George’s pleaded guilty to handling or receiving stolen goods. His co-accused, 51-year-old Tyrone Ming, of Crane Lane, Pembroke, admi...
Apr 27, 2012
Other

"Island represented at world’s largest dog show"

Bermuda dogs took part at the largest show in the world, Crufts, for the first time ever. A Whippet and two Salukis from the Island were among more than 22,000 pets competing at the event, in Birmingham in the UK. They were able to enter the showpiec...
Apr 27, 2012
Other

"Vets save pit bull after it bit Portuguese Man-of-War"

A pet dog suffered horrendous pain and nearly died after eating a Portuguese Man-of-War at Admiralty House Park beach. Diamond, a two-and-a-half-year-old female pit bull, was saved by vets at Endsmeet Animal Hospital after biting into the poisonous c...
Apr 27, 2012
Tourism

"Search starts for PR agency to promote tourism and IB"

Government has launched a search for a public relations agency to support tourism and international business. The request for proposal, which was advertised in the Official Gazette, specifically targets “an agency partner in the North American market...
Apr 27, 2012
Other

"CableVision honours St John Ambulance executive director"

Jacqueline Browne, Executive Director of St John Ambulance for almost a decade, was honoured yesterday for her contributions to the community. In a ceremony held at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute, Ms Browne was given the Bermuda CableVi...
Apr 27, 2012
Environment

"Spring drought leads to low water levels at Spittal Pond"

Low tides and a lack of rainfall have caused water levels at Spittal Pond to fall, although the change is believed to be temporary. The water level in the pond is largely determined by the sea level however seepage from rainfall also adds to it, cons...
Apr 27, 2012
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