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Bermuda must take stronger measures to protect not just old houses but archaeological sites -- or it will lose all traces of its past. For often the only way to learn what it was like to be a slave in Bermuda and document what they contributed to our...

car led him to be cleared of crack cocaine possession on Wednesday. Senior Magistrate Archibald Warner found Maurice Chevalier Smith not guilty of possession of more than four grams of crack cocaine with intent to supply on February 29. Mr. Warner ca...

The man who is to head today's serious crimes commission has promised a thorough and full report and believes it will be of use to Bermuda. Stanley Moore, currently a member of the Bahamas Supreme Court, said he felt the commission would have a full ...

Guests at the Daniel's Head Village Resort rallied to the facility's defence yesterday, eager to say they were warned it was not quite ready. And the manager of the facility, Richard Quinn defended the resort's concept and explained the special tent/...

One could walk from one end of Mangrove Bay to the other on pleasure craft yesterday viewing this year's annual tribute to looniness, the Non-Mariner's Race. Not won for the 12th or 14th year in a row by the White Heron Crew, the race featured the us...

Weather forecasters are keeping a watchful eye on a strengthening tropical storm moving its way across the Atlantic Ocean. Last night, Tropical Storm Alberto was 2,550 nautical miles east southeast of Bermuda, or more than 200 miles southwest of the ...

allowed to be imported without a quarantine. Fifteen rabies-free islands -- including Australia, Japan and Hawaii -- will be added to the "pet passport'' programme that allows cats and dogs to enter Britain without being quarantined for six months. T...

receiving the "shock of their lives'' at the Daniel's Head Village Resort. Within hours of their arrival in Bermuda and at the new resort which features specially built tent houses, they were looking to return home. But with some luck they are now st...

Tensions ran high on Wednesday as two young Pembroke men were convicted of having nearly $140,000 worth of heroin and obstructing Police. Several spectators found the first guilty verdict against Damon Kujal Simons and Jamel Tito Smith too much and r...

to consider its verdict in their drug possession trial. Damon Kujal Simons, 23, of First Avenue, and Jamel Tito Smith, 22, of West Park Lane, both deny possessing drugs in a friend's apartment at Number 11, King's Gate Lane, Pembroke, on February 12,...