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A former conscripted private soldier was appointed yesterday as second-in-command of the Royal Bermuda Regiment. John Rankin, the Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Bermuda Regiment, said Major Larenzo Ratteray was “a highly able and well-...

The Bank of Bermuda Foundation today asked for applications from the public to join its four grant review committees. The charitable foundation said it wanted its board, staff and review committees to better reflect the diversity of the island. All...

A Bermudian addiction counsellor in training has hopes of one day enhancing substance abuse services here. Mychel Jones is being helped on her journey by The Duperreault Fellowship endowment fund. The $64,000 award will fund her bachelor of science ...

The Class of 2020 will leave “into chaos” and will have to work extra hard to succeed in an uncertain world, the Berkeley Institute’s graduation ceremony was warned yesterday. Ryan Robinson Perinchief, a former pupil and the founder of the Future Le...

Graduating students at CedarBridge Academy should avoid making excuses and “dare to lead” as they enter a new normal during the pandemic. This was the charge from Kenneth Caesar, acting principal for the school, during the virtual ceremony for the C...

Kerbside collection services from stores and restaurants in Hamilton will end tomorrow, the City of Hamilton has announced. The service allowed businesses to continue to cater to customers while their stores were shuttered over the shelter-in-place r...

Teachers voted yesterday to take a 10 per cent salary cut for a year as part of the fightback from the economic havoc caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The Bermuda Union of Teachers and associated staff unanimously backed the move at a special gen...

The deadline to register for a summer hothouse academy for schoolchildren is Friday, the education department said today. The science, technology, engineering, arts and maths — STEAM — Academy, open to Primary 4 to M4 pupils, will include hands-on le...

A one-gun salute will tomorrow mark the reopening of the national museum and pay tribute to essential staff who have worked over the Covid-19 crisis. Elena Strong, the museum’s executive director, said: “During our temporary closure, while we were mo...

A tale of two sisters with very different lives is the backbone of a new book by a Bermudian author. Unevenly Yoked is the story of Eve and Ruth, non-identical twin children of a black father and white mother who were separated while young, and their...