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March 25, 2012 Dear Sir Why not rename Par-la-Ville Park the Rebecca Middleton Park and thereby confer some of the recognition this poor woman deserves for the horrific treatment she received at the hands of two locals and to partially rectify the ri...

Updates on Bermuda’s honey bees, chickens and carrots were shared with Senators during the debate on the budget for the Department of Environmental Protection. There was good news for the bee population, which appears to be recovering from a deadly m...

St George’s residents were thrown into consternation last night by “lights in the sky”, Bermuda Maritime Operations reported. About 40 calls to the agency included questions from police and air traffic control. “There were concentric circles of flash...

A still-functioning iPad was one of several items found littering the Railway Trail this weekend by a team of volunteers who cleaned the area. Keep Bermuda Beautiful (KBB) joined forces with the Fairmont Southampton and Catholic Diocese students for ...

You would think those countries that have cluttered housing issues, or insufficient elbow room for its residents, would be full of crime, neighbourhood squabbles and health problems. Well, I'd think that - particularly as I hate hearing other people'...

March 17, 2012 Dear Sir, Your recent editorial on roadside trash has prompted me to write as I, like you, feel it’s becoming a massive issue. I live in Warwick, I walk regularly and am dismayed at the way people dispose of their stuff from television...

Government is to host a workshop for persons interested in commercial aquaculture. Called Intensive Indoor Aquaculture and Aquaponics, the workshop is specifically designed for Bermudians interested in aquaculture as a business, investment or career ...

Commercial waste disposal rates at Tynes Bay will increase next month. From April 1, truckers will have to pay more to ensure the long-term success of the waste-to-energy facility. The weekday rate will be $105 per ton, which is an increase of $10 p...