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Seniors and schoolchildren were the recipients of donations totalling $140,000 at the closing ceremony for the 34th annual AXA End-to-End. Despite an early downpour and a mere 2½ weeks to pull the event together on October 23, the gathering at the Ha...

The chance to win prizes for spreading Christmas cheer was offered to Hamilton businesses. The City of Hamilton announced this year’s Christmas window decorating contest with cash and other prizes up for grabs. Sideya Dill, the city’s marketing coord...

Christmas will come early to an island parish, it was revealed today. Pembroke Parish Council is to give away 40 vouchers for groceries and electricity for those in need. Patricka Ferguson, the council chairwoman, said the vouchers would be issued on...

A family cat feared dumped in a national park is home safe after being missing for more than 200 days. The Martins family from Paget launched a major search after Teddy, their ginger and white male cat, went missing in April. It was believed he had b...

Interest in tracing family ancestry soared during the pandemic, according to the National Museum of Bermuda. The museum’s online genealogy database was used more than ever in 2020, prompting the launch of the 2021 series “Tracing Their Roots/Routes”...

A Bermudian journalist will start as a TV news anchor and reporter on Monday for a major broadcaster on the US East Coast. Glenn Jones, a former reporter with The Royal Gazette, is to start at NBC10 Boston News and New England Cable News on November ...

Police today appealed to the public not to share online hoaxes to avoid the spread of fear and alarm. A spokesman said “unfounded rumours and misinformation” created “discomfort and cause alarm in our community”. He was speaking after police were ale...

A 30-year-old man was taken to hospital in an unresponsive state yesterday afternoon after a two-car collision on North Shore Road in Smith’s. The collision took place just after 4.10pm near the junction with Tamarisk Hill. A police spokesman said: “...

A Bermudian scientist has advanced at a major United States technology firm after achieving national recognition – not once, but twice. Carol Brevett is now a technical fellow at Leidos, an engineering and technical services company based in Reston, ...

The End-to-End event was “one of the best yet” despite foul weather and fewer participants, organisers said this weekend. About 400 walkers and cyclists braved thunderstorms and rain on Saturday compared with the usual 2,000 participants but it was ...