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Stylistically, Kendra Earls is a cubist, albeit, her techniques are varied. Since I last reviewed her 2009 Masterworks Museum exhibition, she has added to her techniques, the making of mosaics. An exhibit of her work is now on at Common Ground. Alt...

Saltus Grammar Schools Daniel Oatley stormed to victory in yesterday’s Over-13 Boy’s Middle Schools’ Cross-Country Final at the Arboretum, finishing 45 seconds ahead of his closest competitor. Oatley came home in a time of 12 minutes four seconds ahe...

Digicel Bermuda has launched a new 3G+ site at Tynes Bay, Devonshire, just one month after launching a 2G site at the same location. The company said the site provides a stronger 3G+ cellular signal to businesses and residents in the North Shore, Pem...

Bermuda's first self-regulating media council officially opens for business today with its creators promising a “new era of heightened responsibility and accountability”. Twenty news outlets have signed up in support of the Media Council of Bermuda a...

Companies want more from their market research data as they battle for market share in this struggling economy. That is the view of Nosheen Syed, chief executive officer of market research firm Mindmaps, made up of staff who were formerly with Resear...

I have always thought of Mr Arnold Francis as one of Bermuda’s most outstanding men. He was born a Pond Dog. He attended Central School, and was one of Berkeley’s brightest students. As a young man he was the physical education teacher at Central Sch...

Contractors have been ordered to stop building a sea wall at the home of Opposition MP Grant Gibbons a week before it was due to be finished. Alan Burland, president of BCM McAlpine, told The Royal Gazette he was “surprised and annoyed” to receive th...

There comes a time when the people have to act directly to bring about necessary change. The raison d’être almost always involves the failure of the formal political process politicians to move decisively on issues people want to see addressed. Direc...