YEAR IN REVIEW 2013
December: Icon remembered
Bermudians from a broad cross-section of the community were united in their praise of freedom fighter Nelson Mandela in December.
November: Clinical victory
People power helped to save the Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre in St David's in November.
October: City Hall upheaval
Councillor Troy Symonds resigned from the Corporation of Hamilton in October after officials voted to pay themselves for attending meetings.
September: Shocking incident
Lifeguard Chris Hands described how he cheated death after being hit by lightning in September.
August: Somerset keeps the cup
In August, Somerset maintained the Cup Match trophy after dominating St George's at the annual Cup Match classic.
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July: NatWest Island Games
The NatWest Island Games proved a huge success for Bermuda in July.
June: RIP James Martin
Tributes were paid to 79-year-old philanthropist and author James Martin after his body was found by a kayaker floating in the waters of the Great Sound in June.
May: Trials held for new water sport
In May, trials got under way in Bermuda for the newest and most exciting water sports venture - flyboarding.
April: Bermudians avoid injury from bombing
Bermudians and other people from all over the world were horrified when two bombs went off near the finish line of the Boston Marathon in April.
March: A quick gas-up leads to a bust-up
The Bermuda Sun had a worldwide scoop in March when we revealed that singer Chris Brown left his bodyguard 'Big Pat' in Bermuda.
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