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Football

"Football on the right tracksays former coach Dill"

Maceo Dill reckons Bermuda football is headed in the right direction. And he points to the progress made at the National Academy and Bermuda’s impressive run in 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifiers as living proof. Yet, while the former North Village youth...
Dec 15, 2011
Equestrianism

"Dream day for rookie Catrina"

Rookie harness driver Catrina Stephens continued to turn heads at Vesey Street during the last round of racing. The Bermuda College student won two heats on the day to underline her potential. Stephens’ day got off to a dream start when she guided Da...
Dec 15, 2011
Other

"Ministry mulls whether to revoke Transact licence"

A Government lawyer revealed in Supreme Court yesterday that the Ministry of Business Development and Tourism is “actively considering” whether to revoke or suspend Internet provider Transact’s licence. Consultant Crown counsel Maurice Cottle said th...
Dec 15, 2011
Young Observer

"The Town Cut question searching for a balanced view"

On November 16, Primary 5 Innovations Class led by Mr Mark Brown went on a field trip to the Town of St George, St George’s Harbour and Town Cut to research what might happen if the Town Cut was modified including blowing up the reefs. “To prepare f...
Dec 15, 2011
Young Observer

"Christmas is a time for tradition"

The enormously popular ballet, ‘The Nutcracker’ has become a Christmas tradition in many countries, particularly the US, and Lizz Pimentel of In Motion School of Dance is determined that it become a holiday tradition in Bermuda too. Always looking to...
Dec 15, 2011
Other

"Company steps in to repair damaged public dock"

Work is now underway to repair Evans Bay public dock just weeks after it was branded an “unsafe and embarrassing eyesore”. MP Charlie Swan hit out at Government for doing “absolutely nothing” to address the decay at the popular swimming, boating and...
Dec 14, 2011
Politics

"Tough facts behind gang violence must be confronted DeVent"

Government needs to finally confront the tougher factors behind the Island’s gang violence problems, MPs claimed in the House of Assembly. Progressive Labour Party backbencher Ashfield DeVent said Bermuda needs a “real dose of honesty” as he implored...
Dec 14, 2011
Other

"Man who sexually assaulted young boy is jailed"

A man who locked a ten-year-old boy in a restaurant bathroom and sexually assaulted him has been sentenced to 12 years in prison. Jomar Akbar Caines, 36, from Pembroke, also attacked two people who attempted to intervene after hearing the victim’s cr...
Dec 14, 2011
Politics

"Call to rescue Island’s young men from spiral of violence"

Anti-violence committee chairman Randy Horton issued a rallying cry for Bermuda to rescue its young men from their deadly spiral. “We have to find a way to save our young men,” said Mr Horton as he kicked off a House of Assembly debate on the gun vio...
Dec 14, 2011
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