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Throughout the week, we have been highlighting how it is becoming increasingly difficult for many people in Bermuda to make ends meet. This newspaper’s The Cost of Living series has shown how electricity bills have gone up 70 percent in eight years, ...

Bermudian Madonna Joy Smith of Orlando, Florida recently obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Legal Studies with a Criminal Justice minor and Dean's Scholar at the University of Central Florida. Madonna will attend Florida Coastal School of Law i...

The sixth book may be the charm for local author Rod Farrington. His latest action-adventure novel ‘Phantom Marauders of the Bermuda Triangle’ is the first in his collection to be voluntarily picked up by popular book sellers Barnes & Noble and Books...

Kyril Burrows’s supervisor at the time of his alleged fraud against Government admitted authorising payments submitted by Mr Burrows without reading the documents. Calvin Waldron, 43, agreed for the money to come out of Government’s coffers without ...

The 74th annual Agricultural Exhibition was declared officially open today by Acting Premier Derrick Burgess. Hundreds of people turned out for the first day of the three day event under bright sunny skies to find the grounds in immaculate condition....

Bermuda-born principal Charles Joynes was recently featured in a US newspaper for his efforts to turn around a troubled high school in Tennessee. Mr Joynes has spent the last 20 years working as an educator in the US — the last three as principal of ...

The son of an 87-year-old woman whose granddaughters are accused of stealing almost half a million dollars from her was grilled on his drug use at Supreme Court yesterday. Ivan Bean took the stand as a prosecution witness at the trial of his daughter...

For Daily Bread organiser Margaret Ward, it’s enough to make her cry. She’s seen more hunger than she imagined possible in Bermuda since the Eliza DoLittle Society launched its free feeding programme in September 2010. And some of the most desperate,...