Locals reacted with renewed dismay yesterday as armed robbers struck another business.
The third such attack in eight days resulted in a firearm being brandished at staff in Continental Motors on Nort...
The End-to-End, back tomorrow for its 29th edition, will not be daunted by a potentially stormy day.
“It’s a rain or shine event,” vowed Anne Mello, the chairwoman of the End-to-End charitable trust.
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Looking for the best choices, and seeking help when choices are tough to make, were the messages for the island’s youth at the launch of the 18th annual Teen Prevention Month.
The proclamation at Teen...
Robert Houlton-Hart carries only faint impressions of the Bermuda where he spent part of his childhood nearly 60 years ago.
Accompanied by his wife Jane, he returned this week to retrace the landmarks...
Unprecedented wildfires ravaging Canada’s west have brought unease to Bermuda’s Canadian community — especially those with links to Fort McMurray, Alberta, now completely evacuated.
Sarah Morgan, whos...
The impending 50th anniversary of Teen Services is a poignant occasion for Olga Scott, who came to Bermuda in 1967 to help get the fledgeling children’s welfare programme started.
Decades later, Mrs S...
Michael Dunkley said Bermuda marked an historic occasion yesterday as he signed a memorandum of understanding in the Azores with Vasco Cordeiro, President of the autonomous region.
The Premier said th...
Two Bermudian guests got treated to a grand presidential tradition on Saturday night in Washington: former premier Ewart Brown and his wife Wanda joined the laugher at president Barack Obama’s farewel...
An unpopular transport policy for Dockyard has been reversed, enabling visitors to buy tokens and two-day passes for the island’s public transportation.
The switch came as the Anthem of the Seas, the ...
Three people were left trapped after a van crashed into a pillar this afternoon.
The accident took place outside the First Baptist Church on Middle Road, Devonshire, near to the junction of Marsh Lane...
