“Every day is a learning day” stands as the motto for music professor Eddie Ming’s Rhythm Lab.
His latest team of hardworking students, freshly home from New York’s Collective School of Music, got a s...
A West End man has cried foul after his insurance failed to cover him for accident damages, even though he was cleared in court of wrongdoing.
However, according to his insurer, the case illustrates t...
Technical education is flourishing at the Bermuda College, according to its president, Duranda Greene.
“There is a myth out there that since the Bermuda Technical Institute closed its doors, there is ...
Tips for heading off violent crime are to be shared tonight amid police concern at younger recruits continuing to join gangs.
Sharing the latest crime statistics, Police Commissioner Michael DeSilva s...
A cash-strapped woman owed more than $55,000 in compensation after a workplace accident has yet to get paid — nearly one year after she won her settlement.
Beverly Allen worked as a chef for Q’s Bar i...
The island’s supplies of OxyNorm, a powerful painkiller used by patients with conditions ranging from cancer to severe migraines, have run short.
As an opioid, the pharmaceutical is a controlled drug ...
A cherished book lifted from the rubble of the late Ann Cartwright DeCouto’s office was among the tributes shared at a Supreme Court special sitting held for her.
The veteran lawyer’s chambers at 79 F...
Patricia Gordon-Pamplin, the Minister of Home Affairs, has stuck to her guns amid charges that Government is bent on denying the Reverend Nicholas Tweed the right to work in Bermuda.
Chris Furbert, pr...
Junior Maynard Dill’s 12-year leadership of the electricians’ union has been commended by Belco as a model for labour relations.
In the wake of Mr Dill’s death, at the age of 61, the company issued a ...
A phenomenal outpouring of support for a back-to-school charity drive managed to meet the needs of every child registered with the group.
“The response from the community has been absolutely amazing; ...
