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The Chewstick Foundation is to hold its postponed Fire Exhibition and Art Auction tomorrow. The event, postponed due to Hurricane Nicole, is due to take place in the Chubb Building (formerly ACE) from 5.30pm to 7.30pm. The show will display art by Ch...

A monster 80-foot aluminium boat that sunk in St David’s Marginal Wharf was one of the biggest casualties of Hurricane Nicole and will need to be hauled from the seabed as part of a complicated recovery job. Some 27 damaged boats have been reported t...

The owner of a boat that was ripped apart in Bailey’s Bay by Hurricane Nicole has likened the ordeal to “losing a family member”. The storm not only tore apart Aldo Pace’s boat but also his livelihood as a commercial fisherman and with upwards of $30...

Long queues snaked from most of the vendors set up yesterday for the island’s first Food Truck Festival. About 16 trucks lined up along the waterfront at No 1 car park selling everything from burgers and hot dogs to pulled pork and shark hash. Custom...

The Emergency Measures Organisation is likely to meet in the week ahead to assess Tropical Storm Nicole, predicted to become a hurricane tomorrow and pass close to Bermuda on Thursday. Senator Jeff Baron, the Minister of National Security, said Nicol...

There wasn’t a dry eye in Agape House as a woman fulfilled her “dying wish” to marry the man of her dreams. Malinda O’Connor, who is terminally ill with a rare form of cancer, and Jamel Binns pledged to love each other for the rest of their lives as...

Senator Vic Ball made no mention of his father having a 50 per cent stake in a company he recommended for a $1.4 million government project, the Commission of Inquiry heard yesterday. Mr Ball, who joined the Upper House in November 2014 under the One...

Educating the community about screening and early detection is the focus of October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month with the theme titled “In It to End It”. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre’s BF & M Breast ...

A “misleading document” submitted by former works and engineering minister Derrick Burgess to Cabinet formed the basis of a contract worth close to $1 million being awarded to Concorde Construction. Technical officers within the Ministry of Works and...

Barks and growls replaced hymns and prayers at The Unfinished Church on Sunday as Bermuda’s pet owners brought their animals to be blessed. Reverends Canon W. David Raths and John Stow carried out a short service to a congregation made up of about 1...