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Kind-hearted students, teachers and parents from Somersfield Academy are volunteering to have their heads shaved to raise money for cancer research. A group of 14 youngsters and adults from the school will brave the razor during assembly on June 24 ...

Two Ewing Street businessmen have been left perplexed by the Corporation of Hamilton’s rationale in chopping down part of the road’s line of trees, which were removed yesterday The road was briefly closed yesterday for three trees to get the axe. Arc...

Struggling construction firms are to get payroll tax breaks in a bid to boost the sector. Finance Minister Bob Richards said the payroll tax holiday would apply to major projects “of national importance” like new hotels. “This certainly won’t hurt — ...

“Methought I saw a thousand fearful wrecks, Ten thousand men that fishes gnawed upon, Wedges of gold, great anchors, heaps of pearl, Inestimable stones, unvalued jewels, All scattered in the bottom of the sea.” —William Shakespeare “He was born ...

Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Dortmund, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Cape Town and now Rio de Janeiro. All great cities in fantastic countries, Germany, South Africa and Brazil. But more than that, they are cities I have been in, and will be in, watching the ...

IIze Gideons, the USA collegiate netball head coach, will share her wealth of expertise with some of the Island’s school students. Gideons will conduct a hands-on training session at Dellwood Middle School and Whitney Institute tomorrow as part of a ...

An American oncologist hired two years ago to lead Bermuda Hospitals Board’s cancer services is to exit the Island in September and is currently on sick leave, leaving only part-time doctors to cover his absence. The departure of Paul Coty from King ...

A 25 year-old man has admitted he failed to return more than $6,000 after a woman was defrauded into transferring the money to his bank account through an e-mail ‘phishing’ scam. In Magistrates’ Court this morning, Norris Wilkinson, of Court Street, ...

Bermuda CableVision has been instructed to black out World Cup matches which were to be shown on the SportsMax and ESPN channels. But they are hoping to show the games on channel 402. CableVision CEO Terry Roberson noted that Bermuda Broadcasting Co...