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at the first meeting of the new Progressive Labour Party's youth wing. Sen. Patrice Parris said she was "encouraged'' at the interest shown and questions asked by the young people. "I'm encouraged,'' she said. "Success grows from a small idea. Hopefu...

Transforming children's lives is the goal of teaching and teachers who do not believe in their students should get out of the classroom. That was the word yesterday from American educator Dr. Lorraine Monroe while speaking to teachers yesterday morni...

Admitting that he stole time on the Internet has earned a Paget teenager a stern warning to stay out of trouble and be able to keep a clean record. In the first case of its kind under the Computer Misuse Act of 1986, Mark Joseph Decosta, 18, admitted...

Fifty school principals and Ministry of Education officials were introduced to the Monroe Doctrine yesterday. They were not getting a lesson in US diplomacy but the educational theory and practices of New York City educator Lorraine Monroe. She was s...

A Magistrate has ordered that a pitbull be put down after it was involved in two vicious attacks -- one of which was fatal for a Fox Terrier. The dog's owner, Hubert Irving Douglas, Jr., of My Lord's Bay, Hamilton Parish, pleaded guilty to having con...

numbers of visitors coming by plane down to pre-1972 levels. In statistics released yesterday by the Bermuda Department of Tourism, the total number of air visitors last year was 368,756 -- a reduction of 2.97 percent from 1997. That is the lowest nu...

Jet-ski crash rider Bruce Foggo told Police he had just killed a man and hoped they would look into why the boat he struck did not have lights. Policewoman Linda Perry said Bruce Dawson Foggo was being taken to Hamilton Police Station for a breath sa...

the Island's 300 prisoners for reading difficulties. Those wishing to help should send their resumes by the end of work today to the Coordinator of the Prison Project at the clinic. Ann Dunstan said the clinic was looking for people who can be confid...

The saga of two Puerto Rican men who had a dust-up on a plane could take a dramatic twist when they arrive in New York this morning. Charges in Magistrates' Court were withdrawn yesterday because they are likely to face Federal charges in New York fo...

Two Puerto Rican co-workers who got drunk and fought on a flight to New York that was diverted to Bermuda will learn their fate today. Senior Magistrate Will Francis ordered the men -- both of whom have yet to be charged with anything -- remanded unt...