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"Clearwater pupils speak out"

We must do more to prevent violence Dear Sir, I am concerned about the level of gang violence among the youth of Bermuda. I strongly believe that it has a big impact on the youth, their families, and the whole society. Where does this all start and w...
Apr 05, 2012
Other

"EASTER FEASTER Hatching a crafty plan for Easter"

It’s day four of the Easter school holiday and with the poor weather this week, the little ones might be starting to climb the walls it might be time to bring out the craft supplies. The Royal Gazette recently visited Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation ar...
Apr 05, 2012
Other

"Marbles: A tradition that shouldn’t be lost"

The kites will certainly be flying tomorrow but another Good Friday tradition from the past marbles has virtually disappeared. ‘Allies’, as they were called by older Bermudians, drew a crowd up and down the country as locals pulled out their private...
Apr 05, 2012
Bermuda Stock Exchange

"Butterfield rebounds 7 cents"

Butterfield Bank rebounded 7 cents (7.07 percent) on the Bermuda Stock Exchange yesterday, with 6,843 shares trading to close at $1.06. Butterfield Preferred dropped $5 (. 40 percent) with 20 shares trading to close at $1,225. Overall, the BSX closed...
Apr 05, 2012
Local Business

"New sports gear shops open in Washington Mall"

Two new sporting gear shops have opened in the new phase of the Washington Mall. The International Sports Shop, formerly a fixture on Bermudiana Road, has opened its doors on the second floor of the new wing of the Mall and The Booth’s “Pop-Up” store...
Apr 05, 2012
Local Business

"Do you want to highlight a special small business?"

The Bottom Line Magazine is looking for the best and brightest small businesses in Bermuda to feature in their upcoming July issue. “Every year The Bottom Line highlights the top ten companies that have 25 or more employees, now we’re looking for the...
Apr 05, 2012
International Business

"International business compensation tops $1b"

The combined total of annual employee compensation in Bermuda’s international business sector topped $1 billion for the first time in 2011, according to figures compiled by Government. The sector’s employment income last year totalled $1.025 billion,...
Apr 05, 2012
Local Business

"MJM hires Caines as an associate"

MJM Ltd has hired Bermudian Kimberley Caines as an associate, effective April 1, 2012. Ms Caines has been a pupil at the law firm since September 2010. Ms Caines will work primarily with leading litigator Alan Dunch in servicing and developing client...
Apr 05, 2012
Local Business

"New boss at Rosewood Tucker’s Point "

There will soon be a new man in charge at Tucker’s Point. The Dallas Morning News reports that Duncan Graham will be the new managing director for Rosewood Tucker’s Point Hotel starting later this month. Mr Graham, who has spent the last five years ...
Apr 05, 2012
Other

"Minors tells Chamber: Work permit review is underway"

In response to the Chamber of Commerce's call for a ‘major' immigration reform, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry has said that an internal work permit policy review has already started. The objective of the review is to update and clarify ...
Apr 05, 2012
Opinion Writer

"Keeping alive the true meaning of Easter"

Happy Easter Bermuda! I would be naughty if I didn’t take the opportunity to wish all of you a nice Good Friday and a happy Easter, during the season when we celebrate the life, the crucifixion and Resurrection of our risen Lord and Saviour, Jesus Ch...
Apr 05, 2012
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