week's North American Optimist Dinghy championships, being held in Island waters for the first time.
The event, hosted by the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club, will also feature 21 local competitors from the ...
Fed up residents of Government's Fenton's Drive Development started their own Operation Cleansweep yesterday and began a neighbourhood clean-up.
And while a protected Bermuda cedar tree was almost com...
Nine fishermen were added to the official list of lobster harvesters on Friday after the minister responsible altered the selection process.
Agriculture and Fisheries Minister Harry Soares explained h...
Education officials yesterday moved quickly to quash suspicions about the selection process for Bermuda Government Scholarships.
In a hastily called press conference, Minister Tim Smith said he was sa...
A journalist has decided to make news himself and challenge the Education Ministry to explain why black males did not get scholarships this year.
Emerson College broadcasting student Glen Jones -- a f...
Lawyer Michael Scott was yesterday warned he faced contempt of court charges after refusing to sit down when ordered by a judge.
Puisne Judge Vincent Meerabux saw red after Mr. Scott objected to a que...
Government's crew of ten ship's pilots ensures 1,000 trips a year to Bermuda keep off the rocks.
And Warden of Pilots Keith Battersbee said safety of the ships, the community and the environment are p...
A young Bermudian football fan netted the chance of a lifetime when he shared a training session with England captain Alan Shearer.
Quinton DeShield Jr. who lives in the UK, was recently featured in t...
More than 100 delegates are expected to take part in a day-long think tank in October which will look into alternative methods of handing out justice.
Prison Fellowship Bermuda announced the Internati...
dark trousers -- but only in favour of Bermuda shorts.
For, unlike their peers elsewhere, young Mormon missionaries to Bermuda now have permission from their mother church to wear shorts to follow loc...
