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For many readers of the news, paper remains king — and the newspaper starts their day. As the newspaper heads from printing press to breakfast table, the newspaper carrier represents the final stage in circulation. Honouring that tradition is Interna...

Tropical storm force winds are expected to hit the Island from 6pm today, and last into the early hours of Sunday, according to a National Security advisory issued this afternoon. Since the storm may affect incoming flights this evening at LF Wade In...

Volunteers hauled several tons of debris from the Island’s shores and coastal waters, targeting 31 spots around Bermuda, in the latest Keep Bermuda Beautiful (KBB) cleanup initiative. The group partnered with EY Bermuda, a member firm of Ernst & Youn...

Finance Minister Bob Richards declared himself “surprised” by the hostility he faced at an acrimonious town hall meeting called by the One Bermuda Alliance to present the recommendations of the Spending and Government Efficiency Commission. The Deput...

Bermuda’s mythical terrors will face off against images extolling the Island’s natural charms starting tomorrow in the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art. The Mythology, Mayhem, Mystery and Marketing Exhibit blends pop culture’s weirdest excesses on t...

New research on the roots of Bermuda’s Gombeys will be presented at a free lecture this weekend given by visiting US historian Heather Kopelson. Professor Kopelson plans to explore the rhythms and gestures of the Island’s earliest recorded “riotous m...

International concern is mounting over the widening health crisis of Ebola, prompting a notice from the Ministry of Health that no cases have occurred on the Island — and that Bermuda will be protected. A Ministry spokesman said exercises involving “...

Cost cuts aimed at reducing excess lab testing and diagnostic imaging are not aimed at the medical practice of former Premier Ewart Brown — and Government hopes “self-policing” will solve the problem first. Health Minister Jeanne Atherden, answering ...

Belco will have a crew on standby tonight for the Collector’s Hill area of Smith’s after two consecutive nights of power outages hit the area. Tuesday night’s blackout affected about 400 homes, also knocking out the traffic lights at the Collector’s ...