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Internationally known Bermudian tenor Gary Burgess is glad to be home and is willing to help any cultural organisation he can. The new programme coordinator at the Department of Cultural Affairs will be taking up his new post on October 1 and has no ...

brutal attack on its stock of endangered Green Turtles. And head aquarist Jennifer Gray said: "We are truly astounded by this act of cruelty and are interested in hearing from anyone who might have information regarding this incident.'' She added: "...

get an education and work experience in the construction industry. Development and Opportunity Minister Jerome Dill said that beginning in January, up to 60 young people will see all aspects of the construction industry before specialising in a parti...

What was once the Island's main industry is now creating a third less wealth than it did a decade ago. That is the main threat to Bermuda's prosperity and standard of living and all segments must come together and change how the Island makes the visi...

Bermuda Customs officers trying to weed out drug smugglers on board. One crewman from the Norwegian Crown said some staff were even strip searched as part of the latest operations to bust traffickers. Other ship workers on Front Street refused to tal...

the woman to work at a new nursery school. And parents and school administrators yesterday came to the defence of the Happy Moments Nursery -- which is to open today -- and Gloria Holdipp. Ms Holdipp was fined $400 in Magistrates' Court in December 1...

Bermuda Industrial Union members must stay the course of trade unionism if there is to be progress on the Island. And more senior members must also act as mentors and guides to younger people if lives are to be made better in the next century. That w...

construction and renovation projects cause classroom closures. But contrary to radio reports, Warwick Academy's entire junior school will not be closed this week due to construction at the school. One class each of nine, ten, and eleven-year-olds wil...

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...