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"Proud Server Davis reflects on her 65-year career at The Spot"

There is no such thing as a job for life these days, but Cleo Davis has proved that there really could be 70 years ago. The sprightly 89-year-old, who only retired five years ago, worked at The Spot Restaurant in Burnaby Street for 65 years during wh...
Jan 18, 2012
Education

"Warwick Academy celebrates 350 years of excellence"

Today is a very big day for Warwick Academy one of two of the oldest schools in the western hemisphere. For the school’s first female principal Maggie McCorkell, now three years into her historic appointment, it is an even more gratifying occasion. A...
Jan 18, 2012
Reinsurance

"Chartis announces company restructure"

Chartis has announced a new restructure that will divide the company into three main geographic regions. Under the new framework the insurer will be split into the Americas, Asia and EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) to improve the execution of i...
Jan 18, 2012
Politics

"Premier Cox will be at first pre-budget town hall meeting tonight"

The first in a scheduled series of pre-budget town hall meetings is to be held today at the Dalton E Tucker Primary School, in Southampton. Members of the public will be able to offer feedback on the Pre-Budget report in advance of the Government’s f...
Jan 18, 2012
Football

"Trojans’ Iris slapped with lengthy ban"

Somerset Trojans have suffered a massive setback with the loss of influential player Zaki Iris who will miss the rest of the season after being hit with a lengthy ban. The talented fullback has been suspended for two-and-a half years by Bermuda Footb...
Jan 18, 2012
Other

"Two schools win $500 in Recycle Mania"

Port Royal Primary and Mount St Agnes schools have each been awarded $500 for their recycling efforts as part of Recycle Mania. The promotion, organised by the Ministry of Public Works, was intended to promote awareness of the Island’s recycling prog...
Jan 18, 2012
Politics

"Barnett moves to set the record straight"

Unemployed Bermudians ready to work in the restaurant business should go to the nearest restaurant and fill out an application form. But if you think it’s okay to urinate at your work station or smoke drugs in the store room, don’t bother. The indus...
Jan 18, 2012
Court

"Impaired man gave his brother’s name during his arrest"

A Warwick man with a string of unpaid traffic fines was caught by police after crashing while nearly three times over the legal limit for alcohol. Wayne Simmons, 22, of Henry Vale, was banned from the roads for a year after admitting to driving impai...
Jan 18, 2012
Crime

"Police investigate two armed robberies "

Police are investigating an armed robbery when a taxi driver was set upon by four men wearing helmets with visors and brandishing knives. The incident happened at 11.3pm on Monday, in the area of Redkiln Road, Hamilton Parish. A Police spokesman said...
Jan 18, 2012
Bermuda Stock Exchange

"BNTB’s big trade"

Butterfield Bank traded 64,800 shares on The Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) yesterday. But the bank’s share price remained unchanged at $1.15. It also saw 55 preference shares change hands but the share value held firm at $1,230. Overall the Index open...
Jan 18, 2012
Reinsurance

"Bermuda re/insurers weathered cat losses well Fitch report"

Bermuda’s re/insurers overall have been able to weather the recent storm of heightened catastrophe losses and should be well-positioned to take advantage of improvements in the underwriting environment, according to a report released by Fitch Ratings...
Jan 18, 2012
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