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May 2, 2012 Dear Sir, I have held my tongue for much of this debate of late, but I can no longer sit and listen to commentary from those who have little to no idea what they are talking about. If anyone thinks that spearfishing is the cause of the ...

Alleged fraudster Kyril Burrows insisted Government got the goods and services it paid for, as he opened the case for his defence yesterday. Mr Burrows, who with his wife Delcina Bean-Burrows is accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of taxpayers’...

For six-year-old Jayson Simons, the annual Agricultural Exhibition is one of the year's high points. His entries this year included vegetables, pumpkin bread, papier mache oranges and a miniature “garden” in a recycled container. Jayson submitted 24 ...

The “Step It Up” Middle School Summit kicked off yesterday with almost 500 of Bermuda's young people involved. Addressing the crowd at the National Stadium, Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith said Bermuda belongs to the Island's youth, but before...

Historic Fort St Catherine in St George's has been officially reopened after extensive renovations to add new computerised displays and fresh signage. Guns at the fort have been repainted and refurbished and the concrete roof covering the ditch in fr...

Two 23-year-old men this morning appeared in Magistrates' Court, charged jointly with premeditated murder. Devon Hewey, of Palmetto Road, Pembroke, stood in the dock with Jason Dill, accused of murdering Randy Robinson on March 31, 2011. They are cha...

It’s dinner with a twist. You buy a meal ticket for $120, but aren’t told whether you are getting the kind of food eaten by poor people around the world or a three-course meal fit for a king, until you arrive at the event. The Rich Person, Poor Pers...

Marcy King is providing the financial oversight necessary for the New Beginnings $1 Million Campaign. The year-long fundraiser hopes to raise $500,000 in support of Mirrors’ community programme for 19- to 24-year-old men. Another $500,000 will be dir...