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Bermuda College students and graduates received new scholarships and awards at the annual convocation. Chairman of the College's Board of Governor's Randolph Horton announced three new scholarships and awards in honour of the College's 25th anniversa...

The trial of three teens accused of setting a million-dollar fire at Harrington Sound Primary School may be brought forward to the middle of next month. The Royal Gazette has learned lawyers for the defendants have met with prosecutors and have asked...

travel, newly released figures show. According to Marine and Ports Services 53,191 people used the ferry system in July, down 2,440 people. That is a four percent decrease compared to last year when 59,256 rode the waves in July 1998. Figures for the...

A juvenile pleaded guilty to possessing almost two grammes of cannabis in school. And Acting Magistratre Justin Williams has ordered a social inquiry report for the boy, who will be sentenced on October 20. Mr. Williams ordered the report in Wednesda...

Development company John Swan Ltd. is seeking Development Applications Board approval to build an office building in a parking lot in Hamilton. The six-storey building at the corner of Victoria and Parliament Streets would add more than 53,000 square...

Five boys appeared in Juvenile Court yesterday on separate charges of stealing or hot wiring stolen cycles. A 15-year-old from Warwick pleaded guilty to stealing a $1,899 Suzuki cycle owned by Whilemina Young from her Warwick home between May 15 and ...

face 11 charges of breaking and entering and theft. It is understood the teen is considered at risk of flight by the Prison Service -- having escaped from custody twice this year. He was wearing regulation orange clothing normally reserved for adult ...

man $1,600 in fines. Jermaine Pitcher yesterday pleaded guilty before Senior Magistrate Will Francis to possessing cannabis, obstructing Police, and violently resisting arrest. But Pitcher strongly objected to the resisting arrest charge despite plea...

The Transport Ministry is considering the increasing the maximum size of private cars. But the Minister, Ewart Brown, has not made a final decision and last night said Cabinet might get to see the changes by December -- if at all. "It's a safety issu...

schoolgirl on a public bus. The boy -- who cannot be named for legal reasons -- yesterday pleaded guilty in Juvenile Court to putting his hand inside the girl's skirt and putting his hand between her buttocks. Acting Magistrate Justin Williams heard ...