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THE West End man who destroyed longtail nests while carrying out illegal construction work has still not repaired the damage ¿ more than two years after being ordered to do so. Henry Talbot carried out the illegal work at Gilbert's Bay off East Shore...

THE Salvation Army believes a long-term plan is needed if Bermuda is ever to come to grips with its homeless problem. Salvation Army members have spent the past decade delivering "soup, soap and salvation" to anyone they find living on the streets. T...

IT might seem strange to have a sentimental attachment to a concrete parking lot but fight fans will share a wistful moment this month when Fight Night bows out of Number One Shed. While the event will surely live on it will be the last at the Front ...

US Consul General Gregory Slayton yesterday reminded American residents to register to vote, insisting they could collectively determine the upcoming presidential election. He issued the reminder in light of estimates that less than one-quarter of US...

Government today pledged to amend legislation to give the Board of Education the teeth it needs to implement much needed reforms to the public school system. Reading the Throne Speech — outlining Government’s aims and objectives for the next year — n...

SPORT fishing, what's that? At least, that is what the present scene would suggest. There has been a bit of commercial fishing but even that is at its lowest ebb. Drifting on the Banks and slipping in a brief bit of trolling for a wahoo is about the ...

John Wesley DeShield, 99, of Factory Lane, Pembroke. Manuel L. Rego, 90, of White Sands Road, Paget. Mamie Dixon, 84, of Happy Valley Road, Pembroke. Claudine Louise Allen, 77, of Duke of Wellington Road, St. George's. Mrs. Joyce M. Aubrey, 77, of Sp...

TWO remarkable runners who visit Bermuda at least once a year to race in Bermuda International Race Weekend were given appreciative applause at this year's award ceremony on account of their links to the island's racing scene since the late 1970s. Ne...

Police have gone quiet on three politics-related investigations which sparked major interest in the run-up to December's General Election. Other than to say inquiries are ongoing, detectives will reveal nothing about their probes into the bullet rece...