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he public is again being asked to be careful on the Island’s waters to protect sea turtles after the bodies of several young turtles were found with injuries related to human activity. Bermuda Turtle Project coordinator Jennifer Gray said the remains...

The Ministry of Public Works has extended a memorandum of understanding with the proposed developer of the Bermudiana Beach Resort, according to a spokesman. The MOU between the Bermuda Housing Corporation and developer MacLellan and Associates conce...

Bermudian music legend and writer of Bermuda is Another World Hubert Smith Sr is set to be honoured this year in art both on and off the stage. Music historian Dale Butler will this fall debut a new play detailing the life of Mr Smith, and is organis...

The Guild of the Holy Compassion held their annual Ceremony at Sea yesterday, honouring the memory of Pilot Jemmy Darrell and remembering those lost at sea. Pilot Darrell, a Bermudian slave, was granted his freedom after successfully guiding HMS Reso...

An international organisation has confirmed the accuracy of Government’s testing of South Shore waters, stating that trends indicate the waters are safe for recreational use. Representatives for the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) were contac...

Appeals against a series of applications under the controversial Tucker’s Point Special Development Order (SDO) will be put back before the Minister for reconsideration as a result of a Supreme Court ruling. However, Chief Justice Ian Kawaley found t...

Lieutenant Commander Richard Russell, from Jamaica, has been named the new Director of Marine and Ports following the recommendation of the Bermuda Public Service Commission. According to a Government spokeswoman, Lt Cdr Russell officially started wo...

The Atlantic’s second named storm this year has reached hurricane strength but is still expected to pass well to the Island’s west this afternoon. As of noon, Hurricane Bertha was around 537 nautical miles west-southwest of Bermuda and moving north. ...