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In a celebration of life befitting of his spirit, well-known gombey troupe leader Dennis Bernard Hilgrove (Chicken) Place was buried at sea on Tuesday, May 21. Described by his brother Andr? as "someone everybody loved", Mr. Place died suddenly of a ...

Tempers flared in Magistrates' Court on Thursday as the general manager of Darrell Contracting Services Limited questioned why he was being held liable for his company's actions. Corey Butterfield contested being bailed for $2,500 after pleading not ...

Raising 12 children would be a challenge for most, but for Lois Weeks it was not an issue. She had a job to do - keep her family together. Today, Mrs. Weeks is being honoured as the Physical Abuse Centre's mother of the year during its celebration of...

A mother of twelve from St. John's Road in Pembroke has been named “mother of the year” in connection with today's celebrations of the International Day of the Family by The Physical Abuse Centre. Lois Weeks said she was surprised by the honour. “I t...

The continuous coverage of West Indies cricket will not affect the airing of popular children's programme `Sesame Street', according to the head of the Bermuda Broadcasting Company. The pre-emption of the popular children's programme caused a stir fo...

Visiting her son's classroom and rubbing his back when he was sick were two of the many reasons why Tristan Martin said that his mother, Debbie, should be voted Mother of the Year. The Paget Primary School student won the annual Continental Society o...

One in four women residents say they have been subjected to sexually offensive remarks in the workplace, according to research just released. The study, commissioned by the Bermuda Family Council, also revealed that many women believed they were paid...

A self-confessed drug addict who pleaded guilty to five charges of breaking and entering will learn his fate next month. On Tuesday, Basil Melville Stewart, 44, of no fixed abode, asked Chief Justice Austin Ward for his sentencing to be adjourned so ...

Transport Minister Dr. Ewart Brown is being sued for $60 million by a taxi driver who claims he first came up with the idea for a controversial central dispatching system. Lloyd Smith has lodged the writ with the Supreme Court and claims that the Min...

A change in gateways servicing the Island was confirmed by Transport Minister Dr. Ewart Brown on Friday. Bermuda can no longer take a "sit and wait approach" when it comes to addressing the Island's needs Dr. Brown said. The Transport Minister made t...