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In early October the Ministry of Education launched The Career Pathways Programme a dynamic partnership between the Ministry, the Bermuda College and various industries throughout the island. The programme is designed to provide senior school student...

Shop until you drop and help the economy at the same time. That was the message from Trade and Industry Minister Patrice Minors as she urged residents to take part in “Black Friday” and to spend their money in Bermuda and not overseas. Local shops ...

The wicked Abanazer is seeking the magic lamp that contains the all-powerful Genie, so that he can rule the world, and is just steps away from succeeding! Is all hope lost? No! Help is at hand! A family of wannabe heroes are here to foil Abanazer’s e...

Thanksgiving is one of the most cherished holidays in the United States. Holidays often change over the years — the evolution of Christmas from a religious celebration to a several months’-long commercial event is perhaps the most obvious example — b...

From seedy clubs in Las Vegas to the cornfields of New York, parody artist Uzimon has travelled to all ends with his unique form of reggae music. The artist, whose real name is Daniel Frith, will return to the Island this weekend to perform at a rel...

Progressive Labour Party candidate Lawrence Scott last night accused the One Bermuda alliance of borrowing his party’s policies on employment. Mr Scott, who is running in Warwick South East, was responding to coments by his OBA rival Alexis Swan, who...

Western Stars Sports Club president Wayne Campbell confirmed yesterday that a fight allegedly involving one of his players during this month’s Dudley Eve semi -final has been “dealt with” internally. However, the former policeman stressed that his cl...

Today Julian Reynolds is an accomplished make-up artist who has beautified celebrity clients such as Diana Ross, Christina Aguilera and Halle Berry. He got his start while a medical student in New York looking for a part-time job. Mr Reynolds was par...

A Bermudian mother of three broke down in tears when she was asked to recount the night her Devonshire home was invaded. Rhonda Wilkinson was the second witness called to the stand yesterday in the Supreme Court trial of three men charged in connecti...

They bear some of society’s heaviest burdens, yet the Island’s youngest voters are more likely not to participate in elections than other groups. Figures provided by the Parliamentary Registrar, Randy Scott, show that 35 percent of those qualified to...