The Mirrors programme is driving to recruit seven more volunteers for Bermuda’s at-risk youth, with just a few more days to go to meet its target.
Commuters at Barnes Corner were greeted yesterday mor...
Free health screenings will be on offer tomorrow evening, along with line-dancing and tai chi, as the Department of Health promotes healthier living for Bermuda.
‘Celebrating Wellness’ is open to the ...
The winners of Sunday’s BBQ Throwdown took home $500 in prizes, with Mac McGuinty and ‘Team Canada’ taking $250 and the overall top place for best steak and best ribs.
Event organiser Selena Minors es...
With Hurricane Katia expected to swing past Bermuda’s west over tomorrow and Thursday, cruise ships serving the Island adjusted their schedules ahead of the storm.
Forecasters predicted powerful winds...
A young entrepreneur has spent the summer quenching Bermuda’s thirst, and learning the value of hard work one lemon at a time.
Ashley Stephens started a lemonade stand earlier this year, and ran it on...
Doctors are demanding FutureCare patients pay fees up front because of long delays in having their bills reimbursed by Government.
GPs say they were forced to do so after waiting as long as nine month...
Bermudians caught in the path of Hurricane Irene yesterday reported fierce winds as the season’s first major storm pummelled the Bahamas.
Guilden Gilbert, sheltering with his family in Nassau, said at...
A 31-year-old Sandys man seriously injured in a road crash remains in stable condition, at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit.
Ashley Wellman struck a wall along Harbour Road, Pag...
As the overtime ban for workers at the Hamilton Docks simmers on, food distributors confirmed that delays are having an impact on their operations.
Although Bermuda Industrial Union president Chris Fu...
Olive Ann Trott, who died last week aged 88, has been remembered as a trailblazing promoter in Bermuda’s entertainment scene and a community icon.
The founder of the Miss Bermuda Pageant in 1965, Mrs...
