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June 12, 2013 Dear Sir, Yet another murder occurred yesterday. Based upon the crime scene the victim was mutilated. We have set up a crime watch in those areas known to be frequented by those who cause harm. We are told they are territorial and despi...

There will be no new inductees into the National Heroes Hall of Fame this year, Government has announced. Instead, Community and Cultural Affairs Minister Wayne Scott said it was decided that “we should focus on the ‘Proud to be Bermudian’ theme, whi...

Government hit back at criticism over the state of St George’s yesterday, saying its predecessors were to blame for its rundown condition. Opposition Senator Renee Ming lamented what she said was the “deplorable” state of the old St George’s Golf Cou...

Some are complaining that Hamilton smells — and now the City’s bosses have decided to investigate why. The City yesterday earmarked more than $60,000 to fund studies into its sewage system and to probe the reasons behind unpleasant odours. The Corpor...

Backson eats a lot, is blinged out and has his own reality show. He’s a modern cahow bird, part of the first generation of cahows to be hatched from Nonsuch Island. He is also the first cahow on Nonsuch Island to have his entire life so far (12 weeks...

When an art walk was introduced in St George’s two years ago, organisers found it hard to convince artists and store owners that it could be a success. These days they have no problem getting people from all corners of the Island to take part. The ...

The Green family’s building of the $100-million Waterloo House complex and their plans for a $70-million redevelopment of the Fairmont Hamilton Princess is setting off a business boom in west Hamilton. Developer West Hamilton Holdings, which owns the...

He is used to being recognised in Bermuda but former Premier David Saul recently got a brief taste of fame in New York. A huge image of the 73-year-old businessman lit up a building in Times Square on May 23, when Dr Saul and colleagues from his mari...