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Part Two In our previous column, we highlighted how a white New Zealander, Bill Grant (pictured inset), realising his great-grandfather was a black Bermudian named Edward Darrell, e-mailed the Government Registrar in Hamilton seeking any information ...

WITH the hectic holiday activity mainly behind us now, some thought can be given to normal operations but, for many anglers, this can be some time into the future. So, before commencing a journey into the unknown that 2008 poses, a brief reflection o...

Part One IT was the best of times . . . It was the worst of times". That opening sentence of Charles Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities pretty much describes 2007. World events reached ever more catastrophic levels and the list of destinations to avoid co...

The demerit point system, penalising poor drivers, is now underway on the Island. Yesterday three drivers were given fines as well as demerit points at Magistrates' Court for breaking various traffic laws. Under the new law, if a person accumulates 1...

Regent's Seven Seas Mariner expected 150 people to board each lifeboat in case of emergency. They seemed overcrowded when far fewer than that number boarded for shuttle tender service ashore. Another destination to keep in mind for great diversity of...

Mrs. Agnes Mutzke, 93, of Westmeath Residential & Nursing Home, Pembroke. Henry Fitzgerald Fubler, 89, of Mon Reve Rest Home, formerly of Sinky Bay, Southampton. Bronson Burbank Hartley, 86. Mrs. Louise Beatrice Lightbourne, 78, of Loyal Hill, Devons...

Friends and family of the three men shot on Camp Hill over the Christmas holiday were urged not to seek retaliation over the attacks. Governor Sir Richard Gozney spoke out against the crimes, advising anyone with information to pass it on to the poli...

The following violent deaths have taken place over the past two years: Ruth Binns — September 24, 2007. Ms Binns, also known as Ruth Dill, was found dead in her Southampton apartment at the age of 25. Police have yet to release the cause of her death...