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"Overseas Territories discus White Paper, security issues"

Security matters were flagged as issues of concern at the Overseas Territory Consultative Council (OTCC) meeting this week. Premier Paula Cox joined leaders from other British Overseas Territories for the annual gathering in London, chaired by Overse...
Nov 26, 2011

"A heritage worth a thousand pictures"

‘It was with a sudden and unexpected thrill in early 2009 that I stumbled upon the then unfinished mural by Graham Foster in what is now known as the Hall of History in the Commissioner’s House on the grounds of the National Museum of Bermuda. Only a...
Nov 26, 2011
Bermuda Stock Exchange

"BCB up 2.32%"

Bermuda Commercial Bank Ltd rose 2.32 percent (25 cents) on The Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) yesterday. The bank traded 100 shares to close at $11. Butterfield Bank also saw 1,200 shares change hands, but its share price held firm at $1.20. The Index...
Nov 26, 2011
Politics

"Dame Jennifer leads praise for two young Bermudian males"

MPs heaped praise on 15 year old Jaret Simmons, this year’s winner of the Tom Pettit Thanksgiving Essay Competition at the House of Assembly yesterday. “We’re talking about young black boys and people seem to get the impression that the majority are ...
Nov 26, 2011
Other

"Hundreds turn out for Black Friday deals"

Black Friday exceeded the expectations of retailers: long before sunrise, hundreds of faithful customers lined the streets outside a handful of Hamilton stores. Well before the Phoenix Centre and Brown and Co opened their doors at 5.30am, orderly but...
Nov 26, 2011
Court

"Teen charged with causing grievous bodily harm"

A teenager was yesterday charged with severely beating another man during a group attack. Trey Simons, 18, pleaded not guilty to one count of assaulting Lance Crockwell causing grievous bodily harm on November 17. Crown counsel Tawana Tannock told Ma...
Nov 26, 2011
Opinion Writer

"Offshore angling a futile exercise"

Well moving into the early winter doldrums; well, doldrums of spirit and activity because the offshore is likely to be anything other than calm with downright rough a distinct possibility. Add in to the less than encouraging weather, the seasonal dis...
Nov 26, 2011
Politics

"Duty free store at airport’s arrivals hall approved"

Passengers arriving at LF Wade International Airport may soon be able to buy alcohol and cigarettes duty free in the arrivals area. The Bermuda Airport (Duty Free Sales) Amendment Act allows the creation of a duty free store in the arrivals section o...
Nov 26, 2011
Politics

"No decision on pet importation from UK yet"

A technical officer voicing his opinion via an e-mail that went “viral” led to confusion over Government’s policy on the importation of cats and dogs from the United Kingdom. Environment Minister Marc Bean yesterday clarified to the House of Assembly...
Nov 26, 2011
Court

"Woman imprisoned for importing 49kg of cannabis"

A woman who attempted to smuggle more than $2 million worth of cannabis was on Friday sentenced to spend ten years in prison. Mary Johnson, 53, from Edgeway Lane, Pembroke, was arrested at Newark’s Liberty International Airport on October 21 last yea...
Nov 26, 2011
Football

"Coddington runs Rangers ragged"

Devonshire Cougars 4 Southampton Rangers 1 Domico Coddington started and finished Devonshire Cougars’ comfortable victory over a Southampton Rangers side who fell apart at the back and never came to grips with his power or pace. Trailing by a goal wi...
Nov 26, 2011
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