As thousands of old-school sodium street lights across Bermuda get replaced with energy-saving LED fixtures, the island stands to halve its budget for illuminating the roads.
But not everybody welcome...
The shooting of feral chickens has been condemned by a former animal welfare officer left shocked by gunfire at Clearwater Beach.
But the policy of targeted shooting has been defended by a government ...
Seniors advocates are calling on the Bermuda Government to enforce tighter standards at care homes amid concerns some are unwilling to come on board of their own accord.
Claudette Fleming, the executi...
Magic of the Musicals, now showing at the Earl Cameron Theatre, delivers a family-friendly cabaret with time-honoured favourites.
The repertoire comes from previous shows by the Gilbert & Sullivan Soc...
Ten years after the Coalition for the Protection of Children began serving breakfasts to needy students at a single school, the programme has grown to cover a dozen facilities.
Sheelagh Cooper, founde...
A day of reckoning looms for the Salvation Army, which is facing a tough decision over its deteriorating emergency housing complex at the northeast edge of Hamilton.
Such is the quandary that Major Fr...
Allan DeSilva, the senior vice-president of Island Construction, was granted permission not to appear before the Commission of Inquiry yesterday, claiming lawful privilege as his answers could expose ...
A “misunderstanding” at the heart of disputes over the Government’s plans for a new airport terminal was discussed at length before yesterday’s Commission of Inquiry.
Anthony Manders, the Financial Se...
The Bermuda End-to-End, a local institution, turns 30 next year — while bus driver and entertainer Mark Anderson has come up with a charity end-to-end of his own for a little sooner.
Mr Anderson will ...
As winds picked up, Belco lodged an outage for about 740 Southampton customers this evening — with more to come as Hurricane Nicole looms.
According to a spokeswoman, a switch tripped at the power com...
