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FINALLY the weather is starting to show signs of breaking. This means that another season is now upon us and with that there will be a change to the fishing. Inevitably, the water will start to cool off and the days will noticeably shorten. Just look...

THE news that the May 24 Bermuda Day Holiday is going to be renamed National Heroes Day has provoked much criticism - but not for the reasons some have advanced publicly. For instance, some have claimed the holiday as it is now celebrated is intended...

THE world is full of famous markets. Whether you search through stalls at London's Portobello Road, seek out finds at those in Paris and Lisbon, or comb for collectibles at Honolulu's Aloha Bowl, all have distinctive personalities. But sometimes, sma...

Liberty Theatre ¿ The Game Plan (PG-13) Fri and Sat 2.30, 5.30 and 8.30, Sun 2.30 and 5.30, Mon-Thurs 2.30 and 6.30. Little Theatre ¿ Mr. Bean's Holiday (G) Fri, Mon-Thurs 2.30, 6.15 and 9.15, Sat 2.30, 6.15, 9.15 and 11.45, Sun 6.15 and 9.15. Souths...

Mrs. Gwendolyn, Lillian Iris Smith, 99, of Talbot Lane, Smith's. Mrs. Marjorie Frances Seston, 96, of Mill Shares Road, Pembroke. Mrs. Juana Cecilia Bernard (nee Delerme), of Store Lane, Sandys. Mrs. Florence Ada Darrell, 89, of Valley Road, Paget. C...

October 2, 2007 THE international insurance companies are not the only ones who are unhappy about what is happening in Bermuda these days. A significant number of individuals and families are unhappy, unsettled and even frightened by the dangerous le...

AT first glance, 17-year-old Joseph could be a typical teenager. Hanging around the local market with his friends, the young man fits the stereotypical image of carefree youth. Yet Joseph's life is far from ordinary. The tough streets of Kampala, the...

September 30, 2007 CHANGING the names of places and events to suit the politics of the moment does little except confuse people and deny the reality of history. Most countries understand that history is history, warts and all. Changing names will not...

IT was 1977 when the Mid-Atlantic Athletics Club was founded by a group of enthusiasts who had caught the running 'bug' that had swept across the US and was heading towards Europe. Over the intervening 30 years the club has evolved into one of main o...

THE UK Government plans to investigate the legality of a controversial stem cell research clinic being set up on the island by Premier Ewart Brown and his wife, the Mid-Ocean News can reveal. Dr. Brown and his wife Wanda recently joined forces with U...