Efforts to reopen a closed road in Devonshire remain thwarted after seven years because of an argument over whether it is public or private property.
An impasse between the Ministry of Works and Engin...
A descendant of a notorious slave trader plans to facilitate a "coming to the table" dialogue on the legacy of slavery and reconciliation tonight.
American Tom DeWolf is now on the Island for a series...
Women's rights are to come under the scope of a new Government-appointed council.
Culture Minister Neletha Butterfield said the 15-member Women's Council was created to deal with outstanding issues.
S...
Bermuda Container Line Limited and Container Ship Management yesterday presented a donation to the Bermuda Sloop Foundation, in memory of the 22-year-old seaman Adam Goodwin.
Adam's parents David and ...
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19: American author Tom DeWolf, a distant descendent of notorious slave trader Captain James DeWolf, will facilitate a “coming to the table” dialogue about the legacy of slavery and r...
Residents of Hungry Bay in Paget have expressed concern after spotting maintenance crews at the area's notorious offshore sewage pipe.
According to City Engineer Patrick Cooper at the Corporation of H...
Cody Sousa-Saints has devoted nearly all his 17 years to motorcycling, starting at the age of three riding a scooter in his back yard.
Now in his third season of racing locally and Cody entered a diff...
A plunge in Bermuda's population of bees has cut the Island's pumpkin crop by as much as a third, according to farmer and vegetable dealer Carlos Amaral.
Right now pumpkins show "between a quarter and...
A programme to give young Bermudians entry-level carpentry skills could help keep young men out of gangs, according to Works and Engineering Minister Derrick Burgess.
Mr. Burgess called the new scheme...
Two Bermudian trainee archivists have been commended for receiving six-month internship posts overseas.
Mandellas Lightbourne has been placed at Westminster's House of Lords Archives and Nicole Simons...
