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The Frog & Onion Pub in Dockyard, is open for business again after a $500,000 renovation. But don’t panic, history lovers, the vintage bits — the candles, the bust of General Abernathy, the giant bellows — are still there. “Some of our long-time reg...

Lahey Hospital will soon be providing specialist care at the Bermuda Medical Specialities Group clinic on Reid Street. Officials at BMSG announced an agreement with the Massachusetts hospital today. Lahey medical experts will see endocrinology, aller...

Isaca Bermuda will be holding a panel discussion on digital citizenship tomorrow. The discussion will cover topics such as e-mail etiquette, reporting and preventing cyberbullying, and learning how to protect private information. “A strong understan...

Some people might be too threatened to train up their own competition, but not celebrity wedding planner David Tutera. Next week Mr Tutera, planner for the likes of Elton John, Jennifer Lopez and Nancy Reagan — will be in Bermuda to share business ti...

When the Island Restaurant Group opened Brew on Front Street in mid-November, plans for a soft opening went pleasantly awry. Instead of a handful of customers, people streamed in looking to grab a drink or a bite to eat while they did their Christma...

The new Inspire Café in Hamilton’s Bermudiana Arcade might be a breakfast lover’s paradise. Opening soon, it will offer an all-day cereal bar, plus breakfast foods like triple-stacked pancakes and omelettes, speciality hot chocolates and Ethiopian co...

The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation has appointed two new directors, Jamillah Lodge and Raymond Lambert, to grow the organisation. Ms Lodge is the new director of communication and development and Mr Lambert is the new director of micro, sm...

David Lang is looking forward to having a little more space in his home office. After eight years as managing director of the Bank of Bermuda Foundation, he retires in May. “I am looking forward to it, but Mrs Lang isn’t,” he joked. He first came in...

There’s a bit of a fishbowl effect going on at Polished Nail Salon’s new location on Reid Street. The walls are glass, so passers-by are constantly peering in. This was exactly what Glen Wilks had in mind when he moved the nail side of his beauty bu...

There was a rush of interest when Doris Wade ordered pottery wheels for her new studio in Hamilton. “Are they here yet; are they here yet?” was the general refrain from her clients at Endless Creations Pottery & Mosaic Studio. She received 110 messa...