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December 30, 2011 Dear Sir, I am abashed to say that I did not know how to respond to comments on your internet. So I am responding in a way that I do know. I would like to comment primarily for those of my supporters who may be puzzled because they...

Eugene Burcher-Sabree openly counted his blessings last week when he celebrated his 90th birthday. He’s back in Bermuda having spent the last 30 years in the US, most recently, in Columbus, Ohio. “Gene”, as he was best known growing up in Somerset,...

Ten individuals from across the community are commemorated for their many years’ service to Bermuda, in the Queen’s New Year Honours List. Andrew Bermingham, a former police officer with a special interest in the Island’s military history, called hi...

Three names most readily come to the fore when I’m askd to cite the most continually highly productive women of the year 2011, which is rapidly drawing to a close. They are Paula Cox, Sheelagh Cooper and Constance Ridley Smith. Paula, of course is th...

A missing dog has been returned to his owners happy and healthy after several days of searching. Bill Lusher said that 12-week-old Shih Tzu named Liam disappeared on Christmas Eve while the dog’s breeder was visiting their house for a photo shoot of ...

Government has lifted a ban on breeding or importing dogs deemed a moderate risk for causing injury. People will be allowed to keep pets including rottweilers, Staffordshire bull terriers, German shepherds and doberman pinschers as long as they act a...

A possible limit on animal imports from the UK to Bermuda is unnecessary and excessive, according to a pet owner’s group. The Bermuda Veterinary Association (BVA) says the UK should continue to be treated as rabies free after January 1, 2012, when th...

A young feral cat is being nursed back to health after a makeshift collar left it gruesomely injured. Andrew and Donna Crick, of Piper’s Peak, Warwick, found two hungry juveniles “trash diving” outside their home, and were feeding the animals. “I did...

Hope the cat, who was found wounded on Crow Lane last month, remains in hospital, but her outlook is improving. While the small grey tabby still has no movement in her back half, doctors at Ettrick Animal Hospital said her reflexes are improving and ...