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The Freemasons Fund For Bermuda has given away $10,000 to four Bermuda charities. Bermuda Society for the Blind, Bermuda Mental Health Foundation and Bermuda Cancer and Health each received $2,500 in a presentation at Freemasons Hall.

Three Harvard University a Cappella bands will play a concert to raise cash for Bermuda’s Action on Alzheimer’s and Dementia. The Radcliffe Pitches, the Harvard Krokodiloes and the Din and Tonics will perform at the Anglican Cathedral on March 13. Al...

A section of the westbound side of Front Street will close on Monday for resurfacing work. The stretch between No. 8 Gate and Court Street will be shut until Friday. A City of Hamilton spokeswoman said the eastbound lane will be closed to traffic fro...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority is celebrating people on the frontline of the tourism industry in a campaign called Faces of Tourism. The campaign is primarily video, which debuted during the movie previews at Speciality Theatre, timed to coincide with...

A showcase of the latest hands-on learning opportunities is to be followed up by a fair later this year, the national security minister announced today. Wayne Caines said organisers of January’s Youth Maker Showcase at CedarBridge Academy — part of t...

An all-female drum band is to hold a free concert on Sunday. Coral Beats, a Brazilian samba-reggae band, will perform in the quadrangle at Warwick Academy. A spokeswoman said the band members practice once a week and “enjoy themselves by learning to ...

Consultation on a proposed new sugar tax ends today. Taxes will be increased on candy, soda and other “non-nutritive, luxury items” to promote healthy living and discourage importers from bringing in high-sugar products. Supporters, including the Ber...

A cancer expert who helped bring radiation therapy to Bermuda has been invited to speak at a conference in Canada. Chris Fosker, clinical director and radiation oncologist at Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre, will speak about the cancer control chall...

Bermuda High School pupils and staff dressed up as their favourite book characters today to mark World Book Day. The event — part of the school’s Literacy Week celebrations — saw little Harry Potters, Dr Seuss characters, fairytale standards, modern ...

The Gilbert & Sullivan Society is to return to Hamilton’s City Hall this autumn with a production of Annie. Set in New York during the Great Depression, the classic musical follows a young girl forced to live a tough life in an orphanage. But her lu...