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Any fashionista knows that Cup Match provides the best opportunities to flaunt your individual style in front of thousands of onlookers. From Chewstick’s BeachFest, Cup Match itself at Somerset Cricket Club, and to any number of parties taking place...

An Arbitrator’s decision to allow the Bermuda Industrial Union (BIU) to ratify the bus schedule should be appealed by Government, according to the schedule’s creator. David Reed, a principal of Toronto-based Schedule Masters Inc said yesterday: “In t...

More than a year after a St George’s wall fell on a motorist, work on repairs has yet to begin. However, area MP Kim Swan says he has been speaking with the Government about the issue and he has been told the wall on Wellington Lane will be repaired....

Jill Terceira hopes to continue her consistent season as she sets her sights on reaching the finals of the individual showjumping event at London 2012. Terceira will be striving to improve on her performance in Beijing four years ago when she was eli...

A concert promoter claims he lost out on thousands of dollars destined for charity after a dispute over crowd control at a music party resulted in his arrest. Police say Andrew Phillips was detained because he presented a threat to public order throu...

Chewstick’s annual Beachfest is kicking off with a bang this year. Reggae artist Barrington Levy will take to the stage at Horseshoe Bay as part of a line-up of international and local entertainers. Trevor Hall, hip-hop legends Dead Prez and local ar...

This week is Cup Match, a two-day holiday to celebrate two very important days in Bermuda's history: Emancipation Day and Somers Day. These days should be celebrated and remembered, but I bet you if you stop any kid on the street and ask them about ...

LONDON - Jenaya Wade-Fray hopes to make her Olympic Games debut for Great Britain tomorrow after a knee injury ruled her out of the opening game against Australia last night. The 23-year-old Bermudian could only watch from the sidelines as her team-m...

This is the third part of a speech by Kevin Comeau on the issue of racial-equity in Bermuda. Dr Cornel West, one of America’s most prominent (and brilliant) racial-equity advocates, has strongly advocated replacing of the “black authenticity” constr...

By the time this piece is read, Dr Dorothy Matthews-Paynter and a group of her close relatives and friends may well be on the high seas cruising to Alaska as part of her continuing round of celerations of her 90th Berthday. In our June 30 Island No...

Louis (Red) DeSilva was his characteristically colourful and ebullient self as he stepped forward, not to be acknowledged as a cricketer of any consequence, but as an administrator who has been singular in his accomplishments keeping the Cup Match sp...