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There may be long grocery store lines during Covid-19, but shopkeepers say they aren’t necessarily making a killing. “The demand for products has increased, but so have our costs,” said Vernon Hassell, The MarketPlace vice-president of purchasing and...

A group of art lovers want to use kites to send a special message of appreciation to people on the front line of the war against Covid-19. Jennifer Lang, a teacher at the Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation and other staff at the Devonshire art school said ...

A Bermudian man in the US is recovering at home after he tested positive for Covid-19, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Gerry Collins, a former engineer, said on social media on Thursday that he had the virus. He wrote: “OK don’t panic, I have tested po...

A Bermudian scientist in England yesterday said her genetics research could reduce Covid-19 diagnosis from days to hours and help save lives. Carika Weldon, a researcher at Oxford Genomics Centre, part of Oxford University Hospitals, said: “For me t...

The Covid-19 virus has not yet appeared in Bermuda — but it has already disrupted travel plans. Newlyweds Erica Morandi and Gregory Beek said they had to cancel their honeymoon twice because of the spread of the virus. Italian-born Ms Morandi and Mr ...

It’s not easy being born on February 29. Lucas Amaral, a leap-year baby, is eight years old today, but it is only the second time he has celebrated on the right day. The Warwick Academy pupil said: “I’m a two-year-old trapped in an eight-year-old’s ...

The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce said the proposal to flip the 60:40 rule that guaranteed majority Bermudian ownership of companies to 40:60 “requires more examination”. Curtis Dickinson, the Minister of Finance, said in his Budget speech yesterday th...

Businesswomen Susan Pateras-Maybury and Suzanne Khan have launched The Art of You, a movement to help women become their best selves. The Art of You’s first event, a three-day women’s transformation series, will be held from March 20 to 22 at the Elb...

The family of a seriously ill man facing at least $300,000 in hospital bills claim his insurance company should have been more open about what his health plan covered. Dandre Outerbridge thought his Standard Health Benefit plan covered overseas medi...

A 27-year-old mechanic is facing a hospital bill of more than $300,000 after falling ill on vacation in the United States. Two weeks ago, Dandre Outerbridge, who works for Correia Construction, developed symptoms of viral encephalitis, a form of meni...