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A firefighter nicknamed “Superman” earned the title, his grieving wife said this week. Ramsay Saggar, who was 51, died on October 16 and will be buried with full Bermuda Fire & Rescue Service honours tomorrow. Crystal Saggar, married to Mr Saggar fo...

The Bermuda Government does not believe there is a “gap in the law” that allows adults in positions of trust or authority to sexually exploit children aged over 16. Christine DaCosta, who was targeted by a teacher at Mount Saint Agnes Academy when sh...

History teacher Robert DiGiacomo forcibly kissed a 17-year-old schoolgirl on the night of her graduation from Mount Saint Agnes Academy and later went to her home with a gift of jewellery. The woman, referred to as Ms X to protect her identity, told ...

A US boatyard has launched legal action against the charity that runs the Spirit of Bermuda in a bid to get almost $45,000 it claimed it is owed for work on the vessel. Lawyers for Rockport Marine filed a complaint against the Bermuda Sloop Foundatio...

A woman who forged an insurance document to get her car out of a police pound was fined $2,100 in the Supreme Court yesterday. Ja-Mae Smith, 32, admitted she forged an insurance certificate in July and passed the document off as real to the Transport...

Telecoms firm Digicel was yesterday tight-lipped on whether a staff dispute over wages was to blame for repair delays. Donn Foggo, the marketing and product manager for Digicel Bermuda, said the firm was “unable to provide comments on matters relate...

The Catholic Bishop of Hamilton said yesterday he would launch an investigation if more victims of former Mount Saint Agnes Academy history teacher Robert DiGiacomo came forward. The Most Reverend Wes Spiewak said former pupils should contact him if ...

They came at first to do the jobs Bermudians did not want to do, but the Portuguese have come to be known for much more than just a willingness to work hard. Members of the Portuguese and Azorean community discussed the aspects of their culture they ...

The Ministry of Finance has completed the $170 million purchase of Government-guaranteed loans at the stalled Caroline Bay resort, it was announced yesterday. The move means island-based reinsurers Arch Capital Group and Axis Capital Holdings have no...

The home affairs minister has held discussions with potential investors in renewable energy projects. Walter Roban met top staff from reinsurance firm Legal & General Re to “discuss investment opportunities that could help Bermuda achieve future rene...