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Bishop Vinton Anderson of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, a Bermudian minister who rose to global prominence in 1991 as president of the World Council of Churches, has died at the age of 86. Bishop Anderson died yesterday at his home in St Lo...

A team of local musicians, ranging in age from nine to 62, will bring the sounds of Bermuda to New York’s Collective School of Music when they set off for ten days of cultural interchange. “It’s a musical, percussion and cultural exchange programme,”...

Security measures put in place at Saltus have proven effective, catching intruders who have attempted to access the school’s property. Head of advancement Jon Beard said a fence, gates, CCTV and a security guard put in place had been in response to p...

Bermuda will mark 55 years since citizens banded together to overcome segregation in the Theatre Boycott of 1959. And the anniversary will be celebrated, in part, with a “high-five” event. “The ‘high-five’ idea of everyone high-fiving each other is a...

Much-loved educator Lorraine Fubler, who taught generations of Bermudian schoolchildren to read, has died at the age of 98. Ms Fubler’s more than 40 years of teaching began at Central School, now Victor Scott Primary, where she trained before moving ...

The Island’s new Minister of Health, Seniors and the Environment, Jeanne Atherden, was sworn in at a ceremony at Government House yesterday. Mrs Atherden, who said her experience on the Bermuda Health Council gives her “a unique perspective”, replace...

The ‘Jetgate’ saga needs a Parliamentary Committee to investigate “breaches of the rules of the House”, according to Independent MP Terry Lister. In the wake of the weekend’s round of meetings by the One Bermuda Alliance, Mr Lister observed: “The len...