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"BIU and Govt reach pay agreement"

Bermuda Industrial Union today ended its long-running pay dispute with Government by accepting a 1.65 percent increase. The deal works out at $17 a week extra for every member, marginally more than the BIU had asked for in its latest bid to Governmen...
Jun 23, 2011
Crime

"Another burglar confronted"

A burglar fled with a laptop after being confronted by the occupants of the home he’d broken into. Police say the offender struck at Long Lane, Hamilton Parish, at about 9.50pm on Tuesday; a struggle ensued when he came face to face with the occupant...
Jun 23, 2011
Court

"Burchall admitted murdering Minors, witness claims"

Accused killer Ronniko Burchall admitted killing Shane Minors, witness Andrew Laws told Supreme Court yesterday. However Mr Laws admitted that he was addicted to drugs and living in a tent at the time of the alleged confession. While Jerome Lynch QC,...
Jun 23, 2011
Young Observer

"How we made $300 as entrepreneurs"

In April our teacher decided to make our learning come alive. In a unit about economics and business, we had to create a business for our social studies project. First, we picked names out of a bag to see who our partners would be. Once in pairs, we ...
Jun 23, 2011
Other

"Motorcycle rider injured in road crash"

A 36-year-old man was injured after his cycle collided with the sidewalk on Crow Lane in Paget, according to Police. The accident, which happened near the junction with Corkscrew Hill, took place around 6.35pm on Monday. The motorcycle rider from Pa...
Jun 23, 2011
Other

"Two rare Perot stamps to go on sale next week"

Two of the Island’s rarest stamps could fetch as much as $100,000 each when they go up for auction in London next week. The collectables, part of The Chartwell Collection, will go up for sale on Tuesday at Spink of London, one of the world’s premier...
Jun 23, 2011
Other

"Programme offers alternative learning at Dellwood"

Today’s teachers often have to compete with cell phones, computers, and video game systems for their students’ attention. Educators at Dellwood Middle School are fighting back with a special programme that uses computer games to improve students’ rea...
Jun 23, 2011
Arts & Entertainment

"The charm of OLD BERMUDA"

Horst Augustinovic’s ‘The Golden Age of Bermuda Postcards’ is a picture book with a difference, based on his personal collection of picture postcards compiled over 40 years. It addition to some captivating and unusual scenes from the late 19th and e...
Jun 23, 2011
Editorials

"Ethnic slurs"

Give Health Minister Zane DeSilva a little credit for apologising for making an anti-Semitic slur in the House of Assembly. But it’s worrying that while he did withdraw the remark after making it in the House of Assembly, and did apologise for it ag...
Jun 23, 2011
Editorials

"The Sunshine League"

The announcement that the Sunshine League plans to close its 24-hour residential care facility is the most tangible sign yet of how the recession is hurting people. No one would dispute that the Sunshine League has provided a critically important se...
Jun 23, 2011
Court

"Police break up custody dispute"

Police were called to a Pembroke guest house yesterday, after management reported an altercation between a man and one of their guests. The custody dispute over a small child resulted in an almost two-hour wait while police remained inside with the m...
Jun 23, 2011
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