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Jay Ming was last seen in the Frolic Lane area of Southampton at about 6.15pm on Saturday

The anti-racism group Curb has pledged to offer its services to those looking to explore Black Bermudian history

Hospitality workers have been given complimentary access to the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute’s Ocean Discovery Centre until springtime. Frontline hospitality ambassadors central to the industry can visit BUEI’s newest and most popular ins...

The Department of Customs is marking World Customs Day and the important role it plays in the Bermuda economy

Awards were bestowed on five of Bermuda’s best in the King’s New Year’s Honours List announced yesterday. Sheelagh Cooper, a tireless advocate for Bermuda’s children and vulnerable families, has been appointed an Officer of the Most Excellent Order o...

Garbage collection over the weekend will be delayed due to mechanical problems with trash trucks, the Department of Works and Engineering said today. A department spokesman said that mechanical crews would work throughout the night to fix “mechanical...

Hotels and restaurants saw a busy week of festivities leading up to Christmas – and hope to see more as they ring in the new year. Clarence Hofheims, the general manager of Cambridge Beaches in Sandys, said that the hotel held a “well-attended” Chris...

A woman who lost her job and home during the Covid-19 pandemic refuses to be downhearted

Two homeless shelters were officially opened yesterday after years of delays and promises. The homes, located on Marsh Folly Road in Pembroke, were converted out of shipping containers and built in partnership with the Salvation Army, Ministry of Pub...

Two grandfathers have pledged to fast out of solidarity with childhood suffering around the world. Lynn Millett, 70, and Glenn Fubler, 73, will stay away from solid foods for a day between Christmas and January 7 – and have encouraged others to do th...