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A lingering docks dispute looks set to go to arbitration if Stevedoring Services and the Bermuda Industrial Union are not able to resolve outstanding issues by Thursday. The standoff is imminent, based on comments made by BIU president Chris Furbert ...

Not much of the Old Town is in St George’s West, but residents and election candidates alike will tell you that its well-being is critical to the constituency. The district of 1,286 registered voters is the only one whose boundaries were left unchang...

A four-man team of Dwayne Hill, Zichari Young, Jaymo Durham and Vincent Curioso took top honours in Baltimore, Maryland, recently when they won the Division 8, Group B title in the North American Teams tournament. The achievement comes six months a...

CURB’s release of its Racial Justice Platform and its focus on 15 talking points appears to have created quite a sensation on the blogs. CURB prepared this platform because we believe that if Bermuda is truly to become united, there must be healing, ...

Boys often dream of cars but the dream has become a reality for one young mechanic. Andre Smith, 21, earned a spot as an apprentice mechanic with Rayclan Ltd and hasn’t looked back. “Andre’s had to prove himself from the bottom of the barrel,” said c...

Clarence Hill’s unprecedented Olympic feat is not worthy of having a statue erected in his honour. That’s the opinion of past boxing administrator, referee and judge Leon Raynor who strongly opposes Government’s plans to erect a monument of the forme...

Bermuda’s junior players have been making their mark at this week’s BCS IBM Squash Championships. Sixty players entered the week-long event and the youngsters have been giving the adults a run for their money at the Devonshire courts. Reaching the la...

The world needs to find the ‘Global Economic Reset’ button. Japan could be first to find it, while the rest of us follow. Japan may be on the edge of a massive change. The Bank of Japan effectively rules Japan because it controls the purse strings ...