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A message in a bottle found on a beach at the weekend was set adrift more than a thousand miles off the island almost four years ago. Joseph Vallis stumbled across the unusual find as he helped to clean up mounds of trash at Bailey’s Bay on Saturday....

Argus today announces it has donated $13,000 to support science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education at Sandys Secondary Middle School. The donation will go towards purchasing Google Chromebooks, which will be used to expand San...

Members of the public are being invited to a free Summer Camp Fair being hosted by Saltus Grammar School. The fair will feature more than 25 camps, ranging from sports, dance, gymnastics, seminaries, sailing, art, sciences and overseas sleep-away ca...

Howard Charles, a farmer and animal lover who died on Thursday aged 69, was “born, bred and unfortunately passed in Devonshire”, Progressive Labour Party MP Christopher Famous said yesterday. A lifelong carriage driver, Mr Charles’s life was claimed ...

An invitation to interview Cambridge curriculum assessors on a trip to the island was withdrawn at the eleventh hour yesterday by the Department of Education. Llewellyn Simmons, the Director of Academics at the education ministry, invited The Royal ...

Students from Bermuda High School for Girls took part in International Women’s Day celebrations yesterday. Efforts included (left to right) Paisley Garside, Sienna Mnushkin, Sarah Lawrence, Katie Adams, Fiona Kelly, Kate Marcotte and Olivia Porter ta...

Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre joins leading health organisations around the world to raise awareness of colorectal cancer a largely preventable disease. According to the Bermuda National Tumour Registry, colorectal cancer is the third most prevale...

Students at Saltus Grammar School got together to celebrate International Women’s Day with a fun photoshoot. Nicole Chichon, Deputy Head at Saltus said: “Hanna Percy one of our SGY 1 students, working alongside her mother Wendy Percy, was involved wi...

The crucial role Africans played in the early days of Bermuda is to be explored tonight at Bermuda College. Bermudian historian Clarence Maxwell said people taken from Africa “helped define a lot of the foundation for what ended up happening later in...

Alfred Augustus, a senior member of the family who own Augustus Funeral Home, has died at the age of 95. A former teacher and probation officer, Mr Augustus’s charitable roles included heading the Bermuda Special Olympics committee and serving as sec...