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"Buskers set to perform in City"

The City of Hamilton is looking for performers to help liven up city streets in the months leading up to Christmas. The municipality is searching for entertainers of all types to perform in “high-traffic” areas. City secretary Edward Benevides issued...
Oct 06, 2011
Court

"Man admits obstructing Police"

A 24-year-old Pembroke man who obstructed officers attempting to search him for drugs was yesterday given a conditional discharge. Lynn Tucker, from Old House Lane, pleaded guilty to obstructing an officer, but told Magistrates’ Court that he didn’t ...
Oct 06, 2011
Crime

"Perinchief backs camera plan"

Even residents who aren’t law-abiding should embrace CCTV cameras watching their every move in case they become victims of crime. This was the message from National Security Wayne Perinchief as he sang the praises of round-the-clock surveillance to ...
Oct 06, 2011
Other

"Blind people dislike new stoplights"

A move to improve safety within the City of Hamilton has been given the thumbs-down by the Island’s blind population. New stoplights at pedestrian crossings are lacking an audio component the previous ones had much to the dismay of the Bermuda Societ...
Oct 06, 2011
Health

"We’re eating less fast food, but watching more TV"

Bermudians are curbing their appetite for fried food, according to a survey of the Island’s health trends but four out of five adults are now watching more than two hours of television each day. Since 2006, fast food consumption fell a total of five ...
Oct 06, 2011
Court

"Bermuda needs mental health court, says judge"

A judge yesterday repeated long-standing calls for Bermuda to have a Mental Health Court in the wake of the Shiloh Payne case. As reported in today’s edition, Payne, a 27-year-old schizophrenic, launched a brutal and unprovoked attack on his neighbou...
Oct 06, 2011
Other

"Fees waived for parade"

The City of Hamilton yesterday agreed to waive fees for one Christmas Parade, while agreeing to help fund another. In a meeting of the Corporation at City Hall, the City agreed to waive some fees related to the annual Santa Claus Parade after hearing...
Oct 06, 2011
Crime

"Bermuda’s top cops for a day!"

Seven young students got an inside look at policing in Bermuda as their prize in the Bermuda Police Service’s annual “Commissioners for a Day” competition. After getting a briefing from Police Commissioner Michael Desilva, the young Commissioners wer...
Oct 06, 2011
Court

"Schizophrenic confined to mental hospital after attack"

A schizophrenic has been sentenced to an indefinite period in a mental hospital after stabbing his neighbour and trying to hit him with a concrete block. Supreme Court heard that the “very dangerous” Shiloh Payne launched the unprovoked attack on Ran...
Oct 06, 2011
Education

"BUT chief: Teachers deserve plaudits"

Teachers were congratulated, and the media castigated, at a ceremony honouring World Teacher’s Day. Commending the Cambridge exam results announced this week for public schools students, Bermuda Union of Teachers (BUT) President Keisha Douglas told t...
Oct 06, 2011

"Big night IN!"

[naviga:font color="pink"]Rhonda's story[/naviga:font] Rhonda Lewis took part in her first Girls' Night In event in 2009 – the same year she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She said her initial prognosis was “devastating” – particularly after losin...
Oct 06, 2011
Cricket

"Hemp inspires Moore's men to victory over MCC"

David Hemp scored a half century and Bermuda's batting finally clicked last night as a frustrating tour ended with a thrilling victory at the National Sports Centre. Needing 13 to win from the –final over, Justin Pitcher and Stefan Kelly could only m...
Oct 06, 2011
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