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April 12, 2008 YET again, as I sit and ponder on the Government of this island, something really disturbs me. Over the years each party talks of Bermuda for Bermudians and the workforce grows ¿ but not with Bermudians. It grows with imported labour. ...

We feature this week a lady who has spent more than half a century of her life on the planet helping to do what we nowadays call 'spreading the love about Bermuda'. What's most interesting about Mrs. Sylvia Crowther of Pitts Bay Road is that she has ...

The gunboat was one of the first purpose-built warship designs to exploit the potential of the screw steam machinery. The new propeller allowed designers to create a small, shallow-draft warship that could operate effectively close inshore. From the ...

Dr. Margaret Busby, OBE, evidently was a success at the Bermuda College last week, when she highlighted its annual lecture series. She is seen here, left front row smiling, while the audience applauded as Dr. Kim Dismont-Robinson (not seen) roundly t...

THE Bermuda Pacers Track Club will stage the first Schools' Relay Classic this evening at the National Sports Centre starting at 5 p.m. And Pacers head coach Cal Simons said he hoped that the meet would become an annual one and eventually end up bein...

Concerns have been raised that Government might inadvertently stymie the childcare industry in its bid to improve local standards. At issue is the Children's Act. If new provisions put forward by the Progressive Labour Party (PLP) are enforced, home-...

Mrs. Nellie Venelia Lewis-Joell, 101, formerly of Happy Valley Road, Pembroke. Mrs. Florence May (Mac) Frith, 91, of Pembroke. Grace Irene Holmes, 89, of Westmeath Residential & Nursing Home, formerly of Paget. Kenneth Joseph O'Neil Tucker, 86, of St...

The Supreme Court will today determine whether lawyer Julian Hall is free to in Bermuda following an eight-and-a-half-year ban. A positive ruling for the former Progressive Labour Party MP could see him relocate to the island permanently, and possib...

Volunteers are needed for a tag day to raise money for teens tomorrow between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Those helping out will be collecting cash at various locations throughout Hamilton. All proceeds raised by the event — which has been organised by the Phe...