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Kim Rubenstein described the time her son Daniel’s struggle with drugs as “a dark period” in her life. She had no idea where to turn but stumbled on the Caron Foundation, which set in motion a series of events that led her to help countless addicts ...

Sixteen middle school students have graduated from a programme designed to help them build trust with Police and make their voices heard. The Youth Policing Initiative, run in conjunction with Family Centre, is a weeklong, after-school scheme in whi...

A group of Bermudian women moved one step closer to achieving financial independence when they graduated from the Department of Human Affairs’ Community Driven Development programme yesterday. Seventeen of the 20 participants enrolled in the programm...

Government has submitted plans to renovate two unused buildings in the City of Hamilton, including the former police station. According to planning applications received by the Planning Department on March 13, Government intends to carry out work at ...

The last remaining member of the iconic group who picketed the Bermudiana Theatre in 1951, setting in motion a chain of events that would eventually see racial segregation banished in Bermuda, has passed away aged 89. Carol Dowding Hill was one of fo...

The Argus Group has donated funds towards the North Village Community Club that will assist in the creation of an education centre. The new centre will offer youth camps to students as well as coaching sessions on sport strategy, health, nutrition a...

The Global HSBC Water Programme has received funding to support two conservation projects in Bermuda. The programme is a five-year, $100 million partnership with Earthwatch, Water Aid and the World Wildlife Fun to provide a combination of water prov...

The deadline for entries to the Corrections Week essay competition has been extended to allow more students to take part. The competition is part of a host of activities that mark international Corrections Week between May 3 and 9. The winner of the ...

Parents concerned about the possible closure of schools due to declining enrolment reacted with surprise at the inclusion of three-year-old students in the public school system mandate. “My bank account would be about $15,000 richer,” had she known h...

The parents of two children at East End Primary have launched a campaign to save the school from the threat of closure. The move, by Jamel and Aisha Mello, is being backed by the parent teacher association and is a pre-emptive strike against the rum...