OPINION

January 30, 2013

PART 2 OF 3

Why women stay in abusive relationships

When it comes to abusive relationships, many of us are bewildered by this simple question: "why do women stay"?

January 30, 2013

How the taxpayers are supporting $36M in waste

Government's financial people - and everyone else - knows that things are tight now, and will likely get tighter next year. Government is looking to do two things. Get more tax revenue - from somewhere. Cut costs - somehow.

January 30, 2013

PART 3 OF 3

What you can do if you suspect abuse

Women are particularly susceptible to bonding with those who traumatize them due to a hormone known as oxytocin.

January 30, 2013

Money and credibility were killer issues for the Mid-Ocean News

I'm going to miss the Mid-Ocean News. It regularly had stuff in it that you didn't hear anywhere else. Sometimes it was important stuff.

January 30, 2013

Gov't. debt is cheating our children

Our kids will have to repay millions

January 30, 2013

UBP has too many whites, too few blacks

Party's policies are admirable - its weakness is race.

January 30, 2013

We should establish an all-male school

Bermuda's public education system is not meeting the needs of our children.

January 30, 2013

Music festival pleases some locals but fails to lure visitors

We've just had our fourteenth Bermuda Music Festival. By now, we should know if they are successful, and if there are specific pointers to success or clear indicators of failure. I believe that indicators do exist, and that it is time that Bermuda paid them some attention.

January 30, 2013

Money's tight and 'the natives are getting restless'

There's no heavy layoffs yet, but a spokesman for one of the country's largest concrete suppliers says the market decrease in construction has been evident for the past four months.

January 30, 2013

SHOOTINGS/COMMUNITY REACTION

Our island is sick and in need of intensive care

All of the ills on this island are having a detrimental affect on our entire infrastructure.

January 30, 2013

Why the 'Buy Bermuda' mantra is deeply flawed

There's been quite a debate in recent weeks on the Buy Bermuda Campaign, with local retailers understandably singing the blues on declining sales due to the economic climate.

January 30, 2013

Opening up government is vital for democracy

Public Access to Information (PATI) is a fundamental aspect of democracy.

January 30, 2013

Letter: Back our demand for accountable government

Dear Sir, Recently, we marched on Parliament for the chance to speak out about democracy and to demand a change in the way that we are governed.

January 30, 2013

My high noon: thoughts on turning 40

There's something magical, mystical and downright mysterious about turning 40.

January 30, 2013

Fuss about cops exposes rift between island's leaders

All the recent fuss about crime, policing, accountability and responsibility have exposed the now very noticeable weakness and disconnect in Bermuda's top national management.

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OPINION

PART 2 OF 3

Why women stay in abusive relationships

When it comes to abusive relationships, many of us are bewildered by this simple question: "why do women stay"?

How the taxpayers are supporting $36M in waste

Government's financial people - and everyone else - knows that things are tight now, and will likely get tighter next year. Government is looking to do two things. Get more tax revenue - from somewhere. Cut costs - somehow.

PART 3 OF 3

What you can do if you suspect abuse

Women are particularly susceptible to bonding with those who traumatize them due to a hormone known as oxytocin.

Money and credibility were killer issues for the Mid-Ocean News

I'm going to miss the Mid-Ocean News. It regularly had stuff in it that you didn't hear anywhere else. Sometimes it was important stuff.

Gov't. debt is cheating our children

Our kids will have to repay millions

UBP has too many whites, too few blacks

Party's policies are admirable - its weakness is race.

We should establish an all-male school

Bermuda's public education system is not meeting the needs of our children.

Music festival pleases some locals but fails to lure visitors

We've just had our fourteenth Bermuda Music Festival. By now, we should know if they are successful, and if there are specific pointers to success or clear indicators of failure. I believe that indicators do exist, and that it is time that Bermuda paid them some attention.

Money's tight and 'the natives are getting restless'

There's no heavy layoffs yet, but a spokesman for one of the country's largest concrete suppliers says the market decrease in construction has been evident for the past four months.

SHOOTINGS/COMMUNITY REACTION

Our island is sick and in need of intensive care

All of the ills on this island are having a detrimental affect on our entire infrastructure.

Why the 'Buy Bermuda' mantra is deeply flawed

There's been quite a debate in recent weeks on the Buy Bermuda Campaign, with local retailers understandably singing the blues on declining sales due to the economic climate.

Opening up government is vital for democracy

Public Access to Information (PATI) is a fundamental aspect of democracy.

Letter: Back our demand for accountable government

Dear Sir, Recently, we marched on Parliament for the chance to speak out about democracy and to demand a change in the way that we are governed.

My high noon: thoughts on turning 40

There's something magical, mystical and downright mysterious about turning 40.

Fuss about cops exposes rift between island's leaders

All the recent fuss about crime, policing, accountability and responsibility have exposed the now very noticeable weakness and disconnect in Bermuda's top national management.

The Bermuda Sun bids farewell...

JUL 30, 2014: It marked the end of an era as our printers and collators produced the very last edition of the Bermuda Sun.

Events

July

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OPINION

PART 2 OF 3

When it comes to abusive relationships, many of us are bewildered by this simple question: "why do women stay"?

Government's financial people - and everyone else - knows that things are tight now, and will likely get tighter next year. Government is looking to do two things. Get more tax revenue - from somewhere. Cut costs - somehow.

PART 3 OF 3

Women are particularly susceptible to bonding with those who traumatize them due to a hormone known as oxytocin.

I'm going to miss the Mid-Ocean News. It regularly had stuff in it that you didn't hear anywhere else. Sometimes it was important stuff.

Our kids will have to repay millions

Party's policies are admirable - its weakness is race.

Bermuda's public education system is not meeting the needs of our children.

We've just had our fourteenth Bermuda Music Festival. By now, we should know if they are successful, and if there are specific pointers to success or clear indicators of failure. I believe that indicators do exist, and that it is time that Bermuda paid them some attention.

There's no heavy layoffs yet, but a spokesman for one of the country's largest concrete suppliers says the market decrease in construction has been evident for the past four months.

SHOOTINGS/COMMUNITY REACTION

All of the ills on this island are having a detrimental affect on our entire infrastructure.

There's been quite a debate in recent weeks on the Buy Bermuda Campaign, with local retailers understandably singing the blues on declining sales due to the economic climate.

Public Access to Information (PATI) is a fundamental aspect of democracy.

Dear Sir, Recently, we marched on Parliament for the chance to speak out about democracy and to demand a change in the way that we are governed.

There's something magical, mystical and downright mysterious about turning 40.

All the recent fuss about crime, policing, accountability and ­responsibility have exposed the now very noticeable weakness and ­disconnect in Bermuda's top national management.

The Bermuda Sun bids farewell...

JUL 30, 2014: It marked the end of an era as our printers and collators produced the very last edition of the Bermuda Sun.

Events

July

To Submit an Event Sign in first

Today's Events

All the recent fuss about crime, policing, accountability and responsibility have exposed the now very noticeable weakness and disconnect in Bermuda's top national management.