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A Supreme Court jury yesterday convicted a truck driver of trying to import more than $100,000 in marijuana and hashish. David Anthony Ray was convicted by unanimous verdicts on two charges of importing and possessing 1,838 grams of cannabis with int...

A lawyer claimed yesterday his client would have to be foolish to bring a crudely wrapped package of cannabis into Bermuda on a flight from Jamaica. And Richard Hector told a Supreme Court jury suggestions that phone numbers in David Anthony Ray's po...

in marijuana and hashish last year on a charter flight from Jamaica. And the Supreme Court jury heard that the man repeatedly said "no comment'' when asked by Police about phone numbers in his possession and the people they were registered to. David ...

accused of causing the death of a five-month-old baby. Now Sharina Anne Tuzo and Jermaine Noel Pearman, both of Bob's Valley, will return to the Supreme Court on October 1 for mention. Tuzo, 18, and Pearman, 26, deny any wrong doing in the death of S...

More than 500 freshman students were welcomed into the Bermuda College community at the 1998 Convocation yesterday. They were joined by faculty and staff of the College and dozens of local politicians and parents in the ceremony in the courtyard for ...

A nursery on the outskirts of Hamilton "must not be allowed to happen'' a lawyer for area residents told a planning appeal hearing on Friday. But the lawyer for the owner of the nursery said her client is facing a backlash from residents who suffer f...

Bermudian people especially the youth, its chairman said last night. And the party is very concerned that the ruling party denies a chance to vote to students overseas who are a "responsible sector'' of society. Charles Jeffers was speaking at the th...

Opposition Leader Jennifer Smith last night told young people at a forum the coming election was "their date with destiny''. She was speaking at the national Youth Council's second forum with party leaders at the Bermuda College. Ms Smith said the th...

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 completely chopped down, the group -- mostly women --...

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 satisfied the selection process was "fair and equita...