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Royal Bermuda Yacht Club chef Daamian Simmons has won the second round of the City Food Festival Chef Competition. His winning entries included Thai-spiced chicken meatballs with lemon grass, coconut cream and pistachio and frozen grape, along with a...

A forum covering ageing and legal issues is to be held tomorrow in Pembroke. The forum is being hosted by the Peace and Social Justice Committee of the Roman Catholic Church of Bermuda. This will be the third in the series of “Ageing in Bermuda” fo...

Police executed a firearms warrant at two residences just off of Main Road in Sandys which resulted in traffic diversions and disruption. The roads are now open but the scene is still being processed. Police media relations officer Dwayne Caines sai...

An interactive exhibition showcasing the technology and history of the America’s Cup has been officially unveiled at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute. The Built to Win exhibition opened last night and was attended by dignitaries, America’...

Richard “Dick” Reno has won the first round of the Chef’s Competition which kicked off last night as part of the City of Hamilton’s fifth annual City Food Festival. A record 120 food lovers turned out to see four chefs battle for the top prize at th...

A cahow chick has been born in one of the first of five nests discovered in 1951 by a group that included the 15-year-old David Wingate. The 58th confirmed chick of the 2016 season was discovered on March 24 in nest chamber A1, which was discovered...

An online debate has called into question whether Bermuda’s churches should retain their tax-exempt status. The debate sparked up last week when 134 of the island’s churches and rectories paying zero land tax, as recorded on the Land Valuation and T...

The Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service responded to a fire at a St David’s residence just after 3pm yesterday. There were no reported injuries as a result of the fire which took place on Sofar Lane, St David’s. The lower level of the two-storey building...

Bermuda’s court system is to celebrate 400 years of service with a schedule of activities starting in the summer. The public is asked to give a helping hand by providing photographs and other records of the courts and those who have worked in them t...

Shadow Education minister Lovitta Foggo has said the Devonshire community should be “extremely concerned” about an inspection at Elliot Primary School that identified that the fire alarm system is inoperable. Furthermore, Ms Foggo said there had been...