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Keith Chiappa, the Bermudian neurologist temporarily posted to chief of staff for the Bermuda Hospitals Board, hopes to see a permanent replacement for the role within a matter of months. “The search needs to be done deliberately and carefully,” said...

The Bermuda Government needs to act now on ridding the island of tinted visors after a spate of crimes in which the face-hiding gear has been a hallmark, according to former minister Quinton Edness. “There’s no point in waiting for legislation; they ...

Winning a 2015 National Sports Award for women’s football came as a happy spring break surprise for 16-year-old Leah Smith, who was back home in March. A second accolade was waiting with her return to her studies at IMG Academy, Florida, where the Pe...

A group of five women known as the Black Collective is to hold a celebration of African culture on Saturday, May 21. The first African Rhythm Black Expo and Fashion Show Extravaganza is to be held at the Pembroke Community Club. The event, to be held...

A Bermudian entertainer’s showcase hits the stage tonight at the Fairmont Southampton with the aim of boosting local talent. Project manager Rick Richardson called the show, which kicks off at 8pm in the hotel’s Mid-Ocean Amphitheatre, an unprecedent...

Three teens who have joined forces to brighten Bermuda’s beaches are now calling on the public to pitch in for their last job. The Clean Habitats trio has set aside Sunday, May 15, for the culmination of their beach cleanups, at Whalebone Bay in St G...

Locals reacted with renewed dismay yesterday as armed robbers struck another business. The third such attack in eight days resulted in a firearm being brandished at staff in Continental Motors on North Shore Road, Pembroke. A lone gunman demanded cas...

The End-to-End, back tomorrow for its 29th edition, will not be daunted by a potentially stormy day. “It’s a rain or shine event,” vowed Anne Mello, the chairwoman of the End-to-End charitable trust. No roads will be closed but hundreds of marshals w...

Looking for the best choices, and seeking help when choices are tough to make, were the messages for the island’s youth at the launch of the 18th annual Teen Prevention Month. The proclamation at Teen Services was also a chance to share the message t...

Robert Houlton-Hart carries only faint impressions of the Bermuda where he spent part of his childhood nearly 60 years ago. Accompanied by his wife Jane, he returned this week to retrace the landmarks of a past distinguished by deep military links to...