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Hamilton has been ablaze with Christmas lights as the City returned to normal after the Covid-19 pandemic put a damper on the holiday season in 2020 and 2021. From the traditional Christmas tree outside City Hall to the Anglican Cathedral, and from ...

“And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger; because there was no room for them in the inn.” Luke 2:7 KJV Our lives are full. Full of activities, full with work commitments, full of d...

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...

A charity has increased the value of gift cards this Christmas owing to a rise in food prices. The Salvation Army normally hands out grocery store vouchers for $50 but this year has raised the value to $75 as it sees “a real increase in the cost to s...

Two veteran civil servants have been promoted to the position of director in different ministries. Kimberly Charryse Bean has been named the new director of the Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation, while Nea Talbot has been appointed the new di...

Young sports club members raised almost $800 in just two weeks for a family charity. Dandy Town Youth Academy raised the money for Family Centre and presented the organisation with a check for $784 yesterday. According to DTYA’s youth co-ordinator,...

A revamped basketball court for Pembroke Community Club was reopened by David Burt with a ribbon-cutting ceremony today. The court, behind the Casa dos Acores Community Centre, has fresh basketball backboards, hoops and rims. The job was taken up by ...

The future of a proposed restaurant that could create at least 45 jobs hangs in the balance after a planning application for the installation of an exhaust fan was refused. The Development Applications Board said a retroactive application for Marico...

Festive dinner plates may be short on carrots this holiday season owing to crop damage brought on by Hurricane Fiona. The storm brushed past the island as a Category 4 hurricane in September when carrots were growing. Carlos Amaral, the president o...