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"Bermuda's swimmers reach three finals"

Bermuda's swimmers continued to thrive in the pool at the Carifta Swimming Championships in Bahamas today. With six medals already in the bag, the Islanders have placed themselves in position to add to their impressive medal haul by reaching three fi...
Apr 14, 2012
Other

"Hat-trick hero Wells sinks Town"

Nahki Wells struck his first hat-trick in professional football to inspire Bradford City to a 3-1 victory at Northampton Town. The Bermuda striker, who has now scored 11 goals this season, opened the scoring after ten minutes when he beat the offside...
Apr 14, 2012
Other

"BIU stage second protest outside KFC"

The Bermuda Industrial Union mounted a protest outside Kentucky Fried Chicken for the second day in a row this morning. Yesterday, union president Chris Furbert handed out flyers outside the fast food restaurant, calling on residents to boycott it du...
Apr 14, 2012
Football

"Festival ‘a chance for young players to learn’"

The National Academy and Dandy Town Under-14’s both recorded wins in their opening matches of the Clyde Best Invitational Festival yesterday at the National Sports Centre (NSC). The Academy side won a closely contested match against Richmond Harriers...
Apr 14, 2012
Opinion Writer

"Manchester derby could settle title race"

The Barclays Premier League is taking many twists and turns at the moment. Manchester City lost to Arsenal to give Manchester United an eight-point advantage until United lost to Wigan Athletic. It is a vital stage in the season and City and United s...
Apr 14, 2012

"WEEKEND MOVIES"

TITANIC IN 3D (PG-13) today at 7.45pm, tomorrow at 3pm and 7.45pm Southside Cinema THE THREE STOOGES (PG) today at 2.30pm, 6.30pm and 8.45pm, tomorrow at 2.30pm and 5.30pm Liberty Theatre 21 JUMP STREET (R) today at 7.30pm, tomorrow at 5.30pm Neptune...
Apr 14, 2012
Budget

"BIU increase the pressure on KFC with flyers"

The windscreens of cars and trucks parked on Queen Street were lined with flyers at lunch time yesterday, calling on residents to boycott Kentucky Fried Chicken (Bermuda) Ltd. Bermuda Industrial Union President Chris Furbert was not fazed by the long...
Apr 14, 2012
Politics

"$4.1m wharf thruster wall to be removed"

A $4.1 million wall at Dockyard’s cruise ship pier is to be scrapped instead of being repaired, Public Works Minister Michael Weeks said — and Government will foot the bill. Taking down the wall would be cheaper than repairing it, Mr Weeks told the H...
Apr 14, 2012
Opinion Writer

"Wahoo and tuna ready to make an appearance"

April as a spring month might hold true in some places but here it can be an awfully good mimic of high summer. With the Annual Exhibition taking place, the weather is often as hot and dry as June even though there are persistent old wives’ tales th...
Apr 14, 2012

"Golden boy Washington makes flying start"

Jesse Washington took his personal medal tally to four after producing yet another dazzling display on day two of the 2012 Carifta Swimming Championships in Bahamas yesterday. The Sandys Middle School student won gold medals in last night’s 11-12 boy...
Apr 14, 2012
Other

"KeyTech falls 55 cents"

Butterfield Bank closed unchanged at $1.13 yesterday on the Bermuda Stock Exchange, as 29,000 shares changed hands. Under utilities, Ascendant Group and KeyTech Ltd also traded, both closing unchanged. Ascendant closed at $13.50 as 100 shares changed...
Apr 14, 2012
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