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There is a lot I would like to see for the future Bermuda. In the future I would like Bermuda to be free of drugs and safe for children to live in a happy environment. I would like to see more homes for the homeless and rent cheaper for everyone: so ...

The Prison Fellowship of Bermuda will take part in an upcoming world-wide Week of Prayer. Chairman of the Prison Fellowship, Jack Harris, said the local branch will join ministries from 83 countries for the International Week of Prayer to be held fro...

My idea of an ideal Bermuda is an Island full of pride and confidence. This aura will be present in each citizen and this Island will not be afraid of moving into the future. I believe the best way to handle change is to prepare for it because change...

Imagine Bermuda on the front page of some of the major newspapers around the world, being heralded as a model country with respect to family unity and community togetherness! Impossible? No. Incredible? Yes! And we as Bermudians can make it happen. T...

The Bermuda which I want to live has no gangs. People can get along with each other. There would also be no cigarettes and other things like that. I want the stealing and fighting to stop. I don't want everything perfect but better than it is when to...

I hope when I grow up, that my mom and dad can be just as proud of me as my nana's and grampa's are of them. I hope that everybody is friendly to me 'cause I have been taught to be kind to everyone. Now, I like going out on my dad's boat and love to ...

Lt. Maggie Helkin was a teenage sea cadet in the spring of 1974 when she last visited Bermuda with her unit. And just as she has risen through the ranks of Great Britain's Sea Cadet Corps, her local counterpart Lt. Cdr. Anthoni Lightbourne is now the...

The Bermuda in which I want to live would be peaceful, and everyone would get along. Today in Bermuda there is to much racism and judgment of other people. The Bermuda in which I want to live everyone will appreciate each other for who they are. The ...

because of technical problems. A spokesman for the Works and Engineering department said there had been a delay with the asphalt supply for the causeway, and subsequently it would not now open until Wednesday at the earliest. It had been due to open ...

Mark Selley, Warwick Academy Alison Begeman, Saltus Cavendish Second place Julian Rees Fletcher, Montessori Academy Madonna Joy Smith, Warwick Academy Third place Rhys Cranfield, Somerset Primary Jatia Richardson, Harrington Sound Primary EIGH...