A 17-year-old man who robbed a tourist of money so that he could buy clothes and marijuana, wept silently after he was sentenced to two years probation - the crime has a maximum penalty of ten years.
Warwick resident Damien Shamal Martin pleaded guil...
Mandatory reporting of child abuse might have sparked the recent rise in new cases, but the depth of the problem is surely revealed by the numbers of adult victims seeking therapy from the Women's Resource Centre (WRC).
In the last six months the cha...
The Bermuda TB, Cancer and Health Awareness will launch their fifth annual Women's Health and Breast Cancer Awareness Month this week with a series of events.
The activities will begin on Wednesday with a "Stepping Out" 3K and 5K fun walk designed to...
Premier Jennifer Smith signed an environmental charter at the end of the Overseas Territories Consultative Council meeting in London last Wednesday.
The meeting also discussed closer links with the UK on tertiary education, the cost of overseas highe...
Americans' new found sense of unity in combating terrorism will be harnessed in solving pressing social problems, hopes former New York City mayor David Dinkins.
A board member of the United States Tennis Association, Mr. Dinkins is on the Island for...
Why go see an art show? Well for many reasons. It's a cool way to just relax and see what our creative, talented locals have to offer.
This week was very busy for the arts and there is lots going on. The Bermuda Society of Arts' (BSoA) juried members...
A botched press release from the National Congress of Black Women (NCBW) which contained errors about Premier Jennifer Smith is being blamed on Government Information Service (GIS).
But while the press release contains what appears to be the NCBW's m...
Bermuda has heard at first hand from the British Government of the possibility that the after-effects of the US terrorist attacks could be 'dramatic' on the Island's communication links with the world.
OverseasTerritories Minister Baroness Amos said ...
Doctors and patients throughout the Island are now able to access reliable medical information from the Internet, thanks to a new web site set up by the Bermuda Hospitals Board.
The site has hundreds of links which will allow doctors to cut back on r...
Hundreds of students in Bermuda yesterday set off on a virtual sailing trip that promises to take them around the globe during the next eight months.
The XL/Bermuda Education Initiative has joined forces with the Ministry of Education and Tyco to ena...
