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"Reinstate Miss Thang"

April 16, 2012 Dear Sir, In the past four years I have listened to Hott 107.5 Kristie Burgess aka Miss Thang. She has been very impressive and dedicated to any endeavour she has been involved with. Miss Thang has demonstrated a giving and generous na...
Apr 19, 2012
Football

"Chapman hoping to make grade with Wimbledon"

Judah Chapman has moved a step closer to realising a dream of playing professional football. The teenaged Bermudian footballer has successfully completed trials with AFC Wimbledon and is currently making positive strides playing for the English Leagu...
Apr 19, 2012
Swimming

"New programme for keen swimmers"

A new swimming programme is to be held at the BASA Pool at Saltus Grammar School for children keen to improve their technique. The programme, which will run every Sunday from May 6 until June 24, is for those who can already swim 12.5 metres of a rec...
Apr 19, 2012
Golf

"Dillas places ninth in strong field"

Bermuda amateur golfer Jarryd Dillas finished ninth in the prestigious Terra Cotta Invitational in Florida last weekend. The highly-ranked amateur event was played on the Naples National Golf Club (Par 72 7,045 yards) and featured a strong internati...
Apr 19, 2012
Sailing

"Four local entries to sail in Newport Bermuda Race"

Bermuda will be represented by four yachts in this year’s Newport Bermuda Race. Listed among the 177 entries are Dr Stephen Sherwin’s Corby 41.5, Nasty Medicine, Bermuda Sloop Foundation’s schooner, Spirit of Bermuda, Amanda Mochrie’s Class 40, 40 De...
Apr 19, 2012
Other

"Dedication was key behind clean sweep, says Bluebirds skipper"

Young Men’s Social Club Lady Bluebirds skipper Karlandra Smith has attributed a number of key factors to her team’s remarkable season. Lady Bluebirds completed a clean sweep of top honours (Sylvia Easterly Trophy, Winter League and Knockout Cup) duri...
Apr 19, 2012
Young Observer

"At one with nature: Students spring into action"

The Bermuda National Trust’s Spring Traditions camp took campers from one end of the Island to the other, and through the 18th to 20th centuries as they explored a wide range of the Island’s natural and cultural heritage. The first of the two weeks, ...
Apr 19, 2012
Young Observer

"Young phenoms serve up aces on tennis courts"

Rising young stars on the tennis scene in Bermuda are brother and sister, Daniel and Imani Phillips. Daniel is seven years old and Imani is ten years old and they can often be found practicing at the Temple of Tennis, located at Port Royal tennis cou...
Apr 19, 2012
Arts & Entertainment

"Powerful performance from ‘backa-town’ artist"

A song dedicated to a man shot dead in Somerset last year proved a powerful moment at the Bermuda Folk Club. Rivah, whose real name is Desmond Smith, sang ‘Love You Brother’ at his debut performance at the club last Saturday. Introducing himself as “...
Apr 19, 2012
Other

"The race is on to replicate the Undine"

All that’s left of Undine — the Island’s fastest known racing sloop from the 1800s — is sitting in 50 or so pieces at the Bermuda National Museum in Dockyard. But Barry Brewer, a boat lover and enthusiast, is on a mission to replicate the historic v...
Apr 19, 2012
Other

"Eighty years of service"

In the 1930s Lady Mary Olive Cubitt and Governor Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Astley Cubitt were known for their high fashion and beautiful chestnut horses. However it was their compassion for the Bermuda community that won them the hearts of her pe...
Apr 19, 2012
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