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royalgazette.com > drive-for-change > news > article > 20/26/0913 > woman-rescued-from-overturned-car

Woman rescued from overturned car

18+ hour, 48+ min ago   (84+ words) A woman was trapped inside her car after she crashed into a wall in Southampton early this morning. A police spokesman said the woman lost control while driving west along Middle Road, near Franks Bay, at about 4am. She was trapped…...


royalgazette.com > court > news > article > 20/26/0910 > jury-looks-at-phone-records-of-alleged-drug-smuggler

Jury looks at phone records of alleged drug smuggler

4+ day, 8+ hour ago   (354+ words) A Supreme Court jury yesterday went through WhatsApp messages where a Canadian woman accused of smuggling drugs set up a trip to Bermuda with several others. Detective Sergeant Courtney Downey, a digital forensic expert, told the court that Sandra Marrero-Guzman,…...


royalgazette.com > court > news > article > 20/26/0910 > late-trial-for-teen-smuggler-deemed-a-systemic-failure

Late trial for teen smuggler deemed a ‘systemic failure’

4+ day, 8+ hour ago   (701+ words) A young man who admitted smuggling at least $1.3 million of cannabis resin could face as much as 12 years in prison. Ty Lawes, 21, pleaded guilty in the Supreme Court to importing more than 16kg of cannabis resin on July 20, 2023. Khadija Beddeau, for…...


royalgazette.com > local-business > business > article > 20/26/0910 > anything-is-possible-with-effort-says-teen-masters-candidate

Anything is possible with effort, says teen master’s candidate

4+ day, 7+ hour ago   (512+ words) In high school, teenager Tejah Bean was focused on a future career in law until the Bermuda Government experienced a crippling cyber incident. When it happened, she had just joined The Berkeley Institute’s coding club and was developing a passion…...


royalgazette.com > event > news > article > 20/26/0909 > first-day-of-school-west-pembroke-primary

First Day of School: West Pembroke Primary

5+ day, 4+ hour ago   (37+ words) royalgazette.com First Day of School: West Pembroke Primary You must be Registered or Signed in to post comment or to vote. What should be Bermuda’s main source of electricity production?...


royalgazette.com > court > news > article > 20/26/0909 > trial-jury-hears-of-57-fingerprints-on-drug-exhibit

Trial jury hears of 57 fingerprints on drug exhibit

5+ day, 7+ hour ago   (473+ words) A Supreme Court jury heard that 57 identifiable fingerprints were found on several heat-sealed bags laced with drugs, which a Canadian woman is accused of importing in June of last year. Detective Constable Natalia Smith of the Bermuda Police Service said…...


royalgazette.com > court > news > article > 20/26/0909 > man-admits-money-laundering-drug-possession

Man admits money laundering, drug possession

5+ day, 7+ hour ago   (224+ words) A man charged with 23 drug-related offences will face sentencing this month for four of the allegations. Jay Woolridge, 40, pleaded guilty in Supreme Court to having and using criminal property, namely money, between January 1, 2020 and June 30, 2023. He also pleaded guilty to…...


royalgazette.com > court > news > article > 20/26/0909 > woman-admits-threatening-plp-chairwoman

Woman admits threatening PLP chairwoman

5+ day, 7+ hour ago   (114+ words) A woman who publicly threatened to shoot the chairwoman of the Progressive Labour Party will be sentenced in Magistrates’ Court next month. Pattie-Jean Jones, 70, admitted telling Dawn Simmons “I’ll shoot you lot”, when she appeared in court yesterday. Ms Jones,…...


royalgazette.com > local-business > business > article > 20/26/0909 > big-dog-daycare-opens-in-warwick

Big-dog daycare opens in Warwick

5+ day, 7+ hour ago   (510+ words) There is a sign on Tracy Bracewell’s front door that reads: “Go ahead and take your shoes off; we need a new chew toy”. She runs Paws, Pals and Portraits dog daycare out of her home in Riddell’s Bay, Warwick....


royalgazette.com > court > news > article > 20/26/0908 > woman-admits-threatening-plp-chairwoman

Woman admits threatening PLP chairwoman - The Royal Gazette | Bermuda News, Business, Sports, Events, & Community |

6+ day, 9+ min ago   (115+ words) A woman who publicly threatened to shoot the chairwoman of the Progressive Labour Party will be sentenced in Magistrates’ Court next month. Pattie-Jean Jones, 70, admitted telling Joella Dawn Simmons “I’ll shoot you lot” when she appeared in court today. Ms…...