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The Mirrors Programme will be hosting its second annual Student Art and Digital Competition — Bermuda: Our Community. The competition is open to any student enrolled at a local public or private school for the 2017-18 school year. There may be only ...

A group of about 80 seniors got lessons in cybersecurity during Safer Internet Day this week. The day included presentations and an expo where the seniors talked to representatives from a variety of agencies. These included the Bermuda Police Service...

Nearly 1,000 people are registered to gain national certification in a variety of trades, the Minister of Education and Workforce Development told the House of Assembly yesterday morning. Diallo Rabain said a total of 964 tradespeople, 576 Bermudians...

Friends of Hospice is to host its annual Hearts, Hats and High Tea event this month. There will be prizes for the “most marvellous, natural and unique” hats, as well as for the best men’s hat. Nicky Gurret, one of the organisers, said: “As the char...

Repairs to a seawall in Hamilton Harbour will start on Monday. Work on the east-facing wall by the Hamilton Ferry Terminal and at the Flagpole area on Front Street is expected to be completed by April 20. A spokeswoman for the City of Hamilton said:...

A group of friends raised $3,000 for good causes by going dry in January. Now the group of about 20 people, dubbed the Honourable Company of Dryathletes, has split the cash from their alcohol-free month between the Bermuda Youth Orchestra and youth r...

Family Centre has benefited from a $15,000 donation from insurance firm Argus. The funds are for the charity’s Zone Based Counselling programme, which is designed to help families build better coping skills. Martha Dismont, Family Centre’s executive...

Police are hunting a man with a “bladed article” who robbed a supermarket. A spokesman said the man entered Maximart in Sandys on Tuesday night and demanded money. When he was unable to get any cash, he escaped with tobacco and cigarette papers. No o...

Two men accused of laundering nearly $1.8 million stolen from the Bermuda Government have been cleared by a jury in Wales. Paul Charity, 52 and Joel Ismail, 42, both from Leicester, were found not guilty following a trial at Cardiff Crown Court. Char...

MS Amlin has been announced as a major sponsor of the ITU World Triathlon Bermuda. The reinsurance firm said the move was a natural step as parent company MS&AD is based in Tokyo, where the Olympics will be held in 2020. During the Bermuda event in A...