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Ombudsman says marine and ports department backed out on agreement to put mooring piles in family’s name

Kaleidoscope, which caters heavily to students in the public system, looks again to its community for support

Family Forum offers safe space for a conversation of “national priority”

Tributes are delivered in the House of Assembly to Pamela Trott from the Bermuda Housing Corporation

Opposition MP says free movement under Caricom “could be a very good thing for Bermuda”

Cherished holiday honours people who endured and resisted enslavement, and those who demanded better

Government is to follow through on transfer of beneficial ownership details from the monetary authority

A single Bill remains on the order sheet as the summer recess nears for lawmakers

The move marks the seventh consecutive pension increase given to the island’s retired workers

Jury hears DNA evidence produced at the trial could have been unwittingly transferred from the defendant’s bed