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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...

Kyle Swan wanted to go “big and all out” for the first Bermuda fireworks show in five years. He says spectators attending the Boat Parade in Hamilton Harbour told him he achieved his goal. Now Mr Swan, a pyrotechnician who runs Swan Pyrotechnics, s...

Desperation has driven young people to become more involved in politics, according to a new young political candidate. Sophia Tessitore, 21, added that several existential threats, particularly lower job diversity and a lack of preparation for the fu...

Christmas came early for St David’s Primary School as Santa Claus paid a visit on the last day before the winter break. Santa, portrayed by school custodian Darick DeSilva, visited pupils at St David’s Primary School during their end-of-term assembly...

Hundreds of young people flocked to a hospitality jobs fair yesterday to join in a returning tourism industry. The annual Hospitality Recruitment Drive, organised by the Bermuda Tourism Authority and the Bermuda Hotel Association with the help of the...

A power outage that cut electricity to 1,800 homes has almost been fully resolved, Belco said this afternoon. The company said in a tweet that 99 per cent of homes throughout Warwick and Paget have received power after a tripped circuit cut power to ...

A man will be sentenced next year after he admitted wielding a knife and other offences during an incident where a teenager was stabbed. Tayo Smith, 21, pleaded guilty in the Supreme Court to possession of a bladed article in a public place, the use ...