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A capacity crowd packed out an auditorium at Bermuda College last night as the Bermuda Hospitals Board sought to justify building a new hospital at the Botanical Gardens. The 200-plus seats at the lecture hall were filled, with dozens standing at the...

A new wave of self-confidence is beginning to pay dividends for Southampton Rangers and Bermuda opening batsman Kwame Tucker. Tucker has shone brightly with the bat lately, particularly whenever he?s donned a Bermuda team jersey. Last month saw the o...

Bermuda?s squad for next week?s Digicel Cup games will be named after their final training session tomorrow ? with assistant national coach Paul Scope insisting last night it will be strongest he has ever worked with. The decision by the Caribbean Fo...

Telecommunications Minister Michael Scott is seeking to make Bermuda a satellite industry hub. He has been to London and Paris to drum up business and expand on breakthroughs last year which saw several satellite industries set up here. Speaking at t...

THE building firm which criticised the construction of the new Berkeley Institute gymnasium roof is still owed more than $60,000 for work on the project, its owner claimed. Ricky Sousa, of SKB Coatings, said Works & Engineering Minister David Burch c...

Mrs. Louise Carla Simons, 97, of Pembroke Parish Rest Home, formerly of Spanish Point. William D. Swan, 87, of Riviera Estate, Southampton. Brenda (Bunny) Jones Olson, 86, in St. Croix, US Virgin Islands, formerly of Warwick. Mrs. Eunice Evengeline (...

THE chairman of the Bermuda College Board has been fired after he carried out an investigation into financial irregularities at the facility. Nalton Brangman was given his marching orders yesterday from new Education Minister Neletha Butterfield afte...

FOR an island Bermuda?s size, we produce our fair share of talented athletes. But it?s only once in a while that somebody exceptional emerges from the pack. We?ve seen it with the likes of cricketer Alma (Champ) Hunt, footballers Clyde Best and Shaun...

NEXT week’s Sectional usually marks the start of the fall bridge season and this popular event again expects a good entry. Chairperson is Donna Leitch, and in addition to the bridge I know there is the usual enjoyable social side planned for all the ...

A bar owner savagely beaten at work by four thugs has vowed to keep his business going ? so the men behind the attack don't wreck his life. But Victor Rudolph Alleyne admitted he feared nobody would ever be brought to justice for the sickening assaul...