Awards were bestowed on five of Bermuda’s best in the King’s New Year’s Honours List announced yesterday.
Sheelagh Cooper, a tireless advocate for Bermuda’s children and vulnerable families, has been ...
The Ministry of Finance has reminded payroll tax rebate applicants and their employers to follow up with their government applications.
The ministry has received 5,116 applications from employees and ...
Garbage collection over the weekend will be delayed due to mechanical problems with trash trucks, the Department of Works and Engineering said today.
A department spokesman said that mechanical crews ...
Hotels and restaurants saw a busy week of festivities leading up to Christmas – and hope to see more as they ring in the new year.
Clarence Hofheims, the general manager of Cambridge Beaches in Sandys...
The next step of a pilot programme using digital tokens to benefit vendors and residents has been delayed, the Ministry of Finance confirmed.
The Digital Stimulus programme, announced in September 202...
Two homeless shelters were officially opened yesterday after years of delays and promises.
The homes, located on Marsh Folly Road in Pembroke, were converted out of shipping containers and built in pa...
Two grandfathers have pledged to fast out of solidarity with childhood suffering around the world.
Lynn Millett, 70, and Glenn Fubler, 73, will stay away from solid foods for a day between Christmas a...
Kyle Swan wanted to go “big and all out” for the first Bermuda fireworks show in five years.
He says spectators attending the Boat Parade in Hamilton Harbour told him he achieved his goal.
Now Mr Sw...
Desperation has driven young people to become more involved in politics, according to a new young political candidate.
Sophia Tessitore, 21, added that several existential threats, particularly lower ...
