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The Salvation Army Bermuda is bringing music to its biennial three-day congress to be held next week with the Canadian Staff Songsters choir. The singing group is the “vocal ministry” for the charity’s Canada and Bermuda territory, and will deliver a...

The Government’s payout over the gridlocked Morgan’s Point development will go several million dollars beyond the $165 million government guarantee now being called in by lenders. Curtis Dickinson, the Minister of Finance, revealed yesterday that con...

The proud family of Dulcie Zuill celebrated the Southampton resident’s 100th birthday on Friday in the same home where she was born and lived all her life. The centenarian, wife of the late Alfred Zuill and mother of three, got a special service yest...

Bermuda’s delivery of aid to the Bahamas, where a humanitarian crisis has been left by Hurricane Dorian, arrived in Nassau on board the HMS Protector yesterday. Staff on the vessel posted on Twitter: “Our Royal Marines and Royal Navy sailors will fig...

One of Bermuda’s pioneering bodybuilders and fitness trainers has died at 85. Clifford Looby competed overseas as well as locally, rubbing shoulders with internationally known figures such as the actor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Other friends included Ca...

The island’s seniors advocacy group remains resolute despite suffering its worst financial year for two decades. Age Concern revealed “a challenging year” for fundraising, with a deficit of $107,804 for the year ending March 31, 2019. The financial...

A Bermudian now living in New Zealand is celebrating a big win after a three-day poker tournament ended in a jackpot. Brian Graham, formerly the director of what is now the Bulley-Graham-Rawlins Funeral Home in Pembroke, placed third in the New Zeala...

A prolific musician who set the tempo for one of the island’s hottest acts from the 1970s and 1980s, Burning Ice, has died at 71. A memorial jam session for drummer and singer Charles “Tao” Taylor, who died in June in Toronto, Canada, was held at the...

Further donations are not needed at the collection point in Hamilton for the Bahamas hurricane relief effort, according to Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security. Mr Caines added: “We were not disappointed — as a matter of fact, we were over...

Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers today joined forces with the public in a massive mobilisation of aid for the hurricane-hit Bahamas. Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant-Major Dean Rubaine was stationed at the Hamilton Seventh-Day Adventist Church on Kin...