Some island businesses, including leading grocery stores, opted to closed on Saturday to mark Remembrance Day, but will open tomorrow for the observed holiday.
Supermart on Front Street closed for Nov...
Longtime St George’s barber Egmont Reginald Brown was a cut above the rest.
His counsel was valued by political leaders and he was honoured by the Queen, but Mr Brown, who died last month aged 82, was...
Police have begun to highlight road safety through social media.
The Bermuda Police Service traffic unit officially launched a Twitter account yesterday in an attempt to cut the island’s high rates of...
Remembrance Day marks not only those who fell in action, but the millions who sacrificed their youth and career prospects because they went to war.
William Adams, 91, Bermuda War Veterans Association ...
Minister of Public Works Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch and staff from his ministry have donated $1,035 to the West Indian Association in support of its hurricane relief campaign.
The funds were raise...
A new brochure designed to highlight Bermuda attractions in the off-season has been released.
“Uncover Bermuda”, produced by the Bermuda Tourism Authority, is focused on island entertainment, includin...
Political leaders past and present lined up yesterday to pay tribute to Progressive Labour Party stalwart Reginald Burrows — whose vision was to unite the island and make “Bermuda a better place”.
F...
Bermudian Zoe Kempe said yesterday that New York was carrying on as normal in the wake of Tuesday’s terror attack.
Ms Kempe vowed to continue with a cookery course in the city despite being less than ...
A CedarBridge Academy student is getting on-the-job experience thanks to a partnership between the school and the National Sports Centre.
Isaiah Smith, 16, is spending two days a week at the NSC learn...
The Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre fundraiser Movember will return this month in a bid to highlight cancers affecting men that are often preventable.
Men are encouraged to grow moustaches to raise a...
